Viaje Circa Returns Preferred Retailer Sampler
Experience a journey through cigar history with the Viaje Circa Returns Preferred Retailer Sampler, an exclusive collection that pays homage to Cuban cigar heritage and the legendary Partagás factory founded in 1845. Curated for discerning enthusiasts, this sampler showcases Viaje’s acclaimed small-batch craftsmanship across historic inspirations, retailer exclusives, and limited releases.
- Historic Circa ’45 inspiration honors Jaime Partagás and Havana’s golden era
- Curated assortment featuring limited editions and preferred retailer exclusives
- Expert construction with select tobaccos for rich flavor, balance, and consistency
- Includes the new Path of Totality box-pressed Toro and Circa ’45 formats
- Medium to bold profiles with evolving, creamy, and cacao-driven complexity
Each cigar in this sampler embodies Viaje’s devotion to artisanal blending and boutique production. The Circa ’45 line nods to 19th-century innovation with modern small-batch precision, while the Path of Totality introduces a bolder interpretation through San Andrés richness over Nicaraguan core tobaccos. The result is a lineup that moves from creamy cocoa and cedar to espresso, spice, and subtle vanilla, all delivered with Viaje’s hallmark construction and burn.
The featured Circa ’45 Reserva, produced at TABSA in Nicaragua, highlights Mexican San Andrés Maduro over Nicaraguan binder and fillers, box-pressed to encourage an easy draw and even combustion. Complementing it, the Path of Totality extends the Maduro depth in a 6″ x 54 profile tailored for aficionados seeking saturation, structure, and long, satisfying finishes.
Item | Details |
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Sampler Contents | Circa ’45 No.1 Nicaragua (5 x 52); Circa ’45 No.2 Nicaragua (6 x 54); Circa ’45 No.3 Nicaragua (5½ x 58); Path of Totality (6 x 54, box-pressed) |
Featured Blend | Circa ’45 Reserva (Mexican San Andrés Maduro wrapper; Nicaraguan binder/filler; TABSA Nicaragua; Toro 6″ x 54, box-pressed) |
Path of Totality | San Andrés Maduro wrapper; Nicaraguan binder/filler; Toro 6″ x 54, box-pressed |
Flavor Notes | Dark chocolate, cedar, espresso, subtle vanilla; creamy texture; medium to bold progression |
Production | Small-batch, limited availability via preferred retailers |
Summary
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Region: Nicaragua
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Binder: Nicaraguan
Wrapper: Mexican San Andrés Maduro (featured); San Andrés Maduro (Path of Totality)
Filler: Nicaraguan
Frequently Asked Questions
What cigars are included in the sampler?
The sampler includes Circa ’45 No.1 (5 x 52), Circa ’45 No.2 (6 x 54), Circa ’45 No.3 (5½ x 58), and the Path of Totality (6 x 54 box-pressed), showcasing Viaje’s heritage and limited-edition craft.
What is special about the Circa ’45 Reserva?
It features a Mexican San Andrés Maduro wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and fillers, produced at TABSA in Nicaragua, and box-pressed for an even burn and comfortable draw with cocoa-espresso depth.
How does Path of Totality differ?
Path of Totality is a richer, bold-leaning San Andrés Maduro Toro (6″ x 54) over Nicaraguan core tobaccos, crafted for depth, structure, and long finishes in a box-pressed format.
What flavor profile can I expect overall?
Expect dark chocolate, cedar, espresso, and subtle vanilla with creamy texture, evolving spice, and a medium-to-bold progression depending on the cigar.
Where are these cigars made?
The featured Circa ’45 Reserva is produced at TABSA in Nicaragua. The sampler lineup is Nicaraguan-made with San Andrés Maduro emphasis and Nicaraguan cores.
Is this sampler limited?
Yes. Each component is produced in small batches for preferred retailers, making the sampler a rare, collector-friendly addition to any humidor.
Who is this sampler for?
Collectors and enthusiasts who appreciate Cuban-inspired heritage, small-batch craftsmanship, and Maduro-forward blends with creamy cacao and espresso complexity.
What’s the ideal pairing?
Try with espresso, unsweetened cocoa, or oaked bourbon to complement the San Andrés chocolate and cedar dimensions while maintaining balance.
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