Tatuaje Cohetes Corojo

Tatuaje Cohetes Corojo

The Tatuaje Cohetes Corojo reinvents Pete Johnson’s celebrated petite robusto format, bringing a Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper to the classic Brown Label blend for the first time. Debuting as a limited run of just 2,000 boxes worldwide, this edition joins previous Cohete wrapper releases—Habano, Sumatra, Connecticut Broadleaf—continuing a legacy of powerful, compact smokes sought after by collectors and dedicated cigar fans alike.

• Petite robusto format: Compact 4 x 50 dimensions for robust short-session performance
• First-ever Corojo-wrapped Cohete: Signature Nicaraguan Corojo brings spice and sweetness to the Brown Label base
• Limited production: Only 2,000 boxes (50,000 cigars) released globally—ensuring exclusivity and collectibility
• All-Nicaraguan composition: Wrapper, binder, and filler sourced from Nicaragua, amplifying terroir and intensity
• My Father Cigars craftsmanship: Hand-rolled in Estelí, Nicaragua, for flawless construction and signature Tatuaje performance
• Part of Tatuaje’s wrapper exploration: Follows acclaimed Habano, Sumatra, and Broadleaf curator projects for Cohetes
• Ideal for quick breaks: Perfect for shorter smoking windows while offering full-scale complexity

Cohete—meaning “rocket” in Spanish—aptly describes this format’s compact power. The Corojo wrapper contributes a vibrant spice and nuanced sweetness to the original Brown Label blend, yielding an experience that is both familiar and elevated. The 4 x 50 size compresses bold flavors and balance into a concentrated 30–45 minute session, making this a top pick for aficionados on the move or anyone seeking a special limited-edition profile.

Summary

• Box Count: 25
• Region: Nicaragua
• Strength:
• Binder: Nicaragua
• Wrapper: Nicaraguan Corojo
• Filler: Nicaragua

What does “Cohete” mean?

Spanish for “rocket”—alluding to the cigar’s compact length and potent flavor impact.

How is the Corojo version unique?

This is the first Tatuaje Cohete to use a Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper, resulting in more spice, sweetness, and a nuanced take on the Brown Label base blend.

Is it a regular production item?

No, only 2,000 boxes were released globally—making it a rare, must-have item for Tatuaje fans.

How long does it smoke?

Expect a bold, full-flavor session in 30–45 minutes—ideal when you want deep complexity but limited time.

Where is it made?

Handcrafted at My Father Cigars in Estelí, Nicaragua—renowned for quality construction and blending consistency.

Can you summarize its standout features?

Compact power, first-time Corojo wrapper, Brown Label blend pedigree, and limited worldwide release highlight the key selling points of this highly anticipated edition.

What occasions suit the Cohetes Corojo?

Lunch breaks, commutes, or any occasion needing quick but uncompromising flavor; also a strong fit for collectors or celebratory moments when scarcity and pedigree matter.