Kristoff Cigars Corojo Limitada

Kristoff Corojo Limitada Torpedo Figurado

Cigar Aficionado · Jan 1, 2013

Eight years ago, a man in Chicago decided to walk away from a career in finance and enter the cigar business. Shortly after, the Kristoff brand was born. The man was Glen Case, and in order to stand out in the competitive cigar market, he packaged his smokes in eye-catching rustic boxes filled with shredded tobacco. Rolled at the Charles Fairmorn factory in the Dominican Republic (a facility that focuses primarily on the European market), Kristoff quickly gained a small following. As the cigar gained popularity Case was able to branch out and create more blends, one of which was the Kristoff Corojo Limitada, which came out in 2011. The Torpedo certainly got our attention with a high score last year. About 85 percent of the cigar is made with Cuban-seed Nicaraguan tobacco. The rest is balanced by leaves of Cuban seed Dominican Habano, and while the smoke is piquant and spicy, it is also balanced. The tobacco's scarcity allows Case to make only 16,000 of these torpedos a year.

Figurado · 6.25″ × 52 · Medium-Full · Dominican Republic

Kristoff Corojo Limitada Churchill

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Churchill · 7.00″ × 50 · DOM. REP.

Kristoff Corojo Limitada

Holt's Staff Reviews · Oct 6, 2023

Previously, I’ve reviewed Kristoff Vengeance and Pistoff by Kristoff, and today I’m smoking Kristoff Corojo Limitada in a 6.5-by-56 Matador. The Corojo Limitada blend scored a high rating and was ranked in the ‘Top 25 Cigars of the Year’ by the critics in Cigar Aficionado back in 2012. More than a decade later, Corojo Limitada remains a bestseller in the value-based portfolio of Kristoff cigars. Let’s fire one up and find out how it smokes today. The blend is named for its Corojo-seed wrapper, which is grown in Nicaragua from Cuban seeds.