I'm not sure if he expects people to light one end still capped, or to clip both ends.

The shape of the vitola is something that Andre seems to be really into with both ends of the cigar receiving a triple cap. It also had a lot of texture to it with little bumps and veins running around the leaf. The Viaje Skull and Bones Little Boy had a very oily wrapper that gave off a nice sheen in the sunlight. Let's see how the Little Boy turns out.ĭue to the size of this cigar, this review is only in two parts instead of the traditional thirds. I still have high hopes for this line because of just how much loved the first release. The second white release was, in my opinion, not even close to ready, and the red line I've had before were straight power without much balance. If you recall, I was blown away by the first 'white' skull and bones release, but after that this line hasn't impressed me. Then there is the Zombie release, but I'll not even get into that. The red is the stronger of the two blends. There is to be two releases a year in the Skull and Bones line, one white and one red.

Either of these could come in different shapes and sizes depending on the specific release. There are two different blends in the line, one with a white and black band and one with a red and black band. The Skull and Bones line is a little confusing so here is the info as I understand it. The Viaje Skull and Bones Little Boy is the second release of the 'red banded' blend in this line from Andre Farkas.

Viaje skull and bones