Tatuaje Avion 13 Corojo Double Perfecto
Tatuaje Avion 13 Corojo Double Perfecto — the Corojo-wrapped double perfecto vitola in the Tatuaje Avion 13 series. Full-bodied Nicaraguan boutique cigar with spice and cedar complexity.
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Tatuaje Avion 13 Corojo Double Perfecto
The Tatuaje Avion 13 Corojo Double Perfecto delivers a rare twist on Pete Johnson’s iconic Avion series, celebrating the classic double perfecto vitola in a singular wrapper expression. This ultra-limited edition, building on the foundation of the Fausto blend, is clad in a Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper—marking a departure from Avion’s traditional Connecticut Broadleaf and recent San Andrés offerings. Only 2,000 boxes (50,000 cigars) were produced worldwide, making it a must-have for collectors and connoisseurs seeking both power and finesse in a substantial 6 7/8 x 52 format.
- Limited run of 50,000 cigars: Only 2,000 boxes worldwide, securing rarity and collectible status
- First Avion 13 with Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper: Signature Corojo spice and sweetness highlight the core Fausto blend
- Double perfecto vitola: 6 7/8 x 52 shape offers evolving intensity as ring gauge shifts throughout the smoke
- Based on the acclaimed Fausto profile: Delivers bold, peppery Nicaraguan character from first light to nub
- Meticulous My Father Cigars construction: Handcrafted in Estelà for perfect draw, consistent burn, and refined performance
- Three wrapper history: Adds Corojo to previous Broadleaf and San Andrés editions for the full Avion flavor tour
The Corojo wrapper transforms the Fausto-based Avion 13, offering vivacious spice, vibrant sweetness, and a nuanced depth distinct from the darker, earthier previous variants. The double perfecto profile enhances this journey, starting concentrated and opening up mid-smoke for maximum flavor transitions. Packed by hand at My Father Cigars, each stick ensures construction is up to the series’ highest standards, rewarding a patient, attentive smoking cadence. With just 2,000 boxes available worldwide, this Avion 13 iteration is tailored for discerning palates and prized collections.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tatuaje |
| Line | Avion 13 Limited Edition |
| Vitola | Double Perfecto |
| Dimensions | 6 7/8 x 52 |
| Wrapper Origin | Nicaragua |
| Wrapper Type | Corojo |
| Base Blend | Fausto |
| Factory | My Father Cigars, Estelà |
| Production | 2,000 boxes (50,000 cigars) |
Summary
- Box Count: 25
- Region: Nicaragua
- Strength:
- Binder: Nicaragua
- Wrapper: Nicaragua Corojo
- Filler: Nicaragua
What makes the Avion 13 Corojo unique?
This is the first Avion 13 to wear a Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper, offering a new spectrum of flavor compared to previous Broadleaf and San Andrés versions—expect vibrant spice and sweetness on top of the Fausto blend’s core power.
What is the significance of the double perfecto shape?
The shape starts with a concentrated draw, opens up at the widest ring gauge for peak complexity, and finishes with a focused, satisfying end—ideal for flavor evolution and smoking artistry.
How limited is this edition?
Production is capped at just 2,000 boxes (50,000 cigars) globally—making it a one-time release for collectors.
What is the Fausto blend?
Tatuaje’s Fausto blend is known for rich, peppery Nicaraguan character, delivering boldness, complexity, and a lingering finish.
Who should seek out the Avion 13 Corojo?
Cigar enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone seeking a unique, spicy, and full-flavored Nicaraguan experience in a special edition format.
| Selection | Box – Double Perfecto 6 7/8 x 52, 5 Pack – Double Perfecto 6 7/8 x 52, Single – Double Perfecto 6 7/8 x 52 |
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Robusto (verified owner) –
First impressions, potential notes in the first third and second third but overall it was average. Tasting notes were some white pepper spice, nutty tones, cedar, mild smoke. There was this subtle creamy marshmallow like note at the finish but it just never really took over. Could resting this cigar bring out more sweetness? It’s possible. Overall it’s average for me.
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