Corrida – Cigars and Cigar Accessories

Corrida Cigars: Colors Indicate Origin

One band, many colors—that’s the trademark of Corrida. Each color represents the country of origin for a specific series. While Corrida uses this clever color system in a striking way, it’s not unique to them. Brands like Camacho also use color schemes to showcase the diversity of their lines. Since Davidoff took over the brand, Corrida has embraced a bold scorpion symbol and modern color codes as visual cues.

With the Bull: The Meaning Behind Corrida Cigars

Instead of a scorpion, Corrida features a bull in its logo. The word "Corrida" comes from Spanish and means "run" or "bullfight." The latter fits the brand's self-image perfectly: powerful, direct, and anything but tame—true to the motto "Anything but gentle."

Just to be clear: These cigars have nothing to do with the controversial tradition of bullfighting. And if you ever come across another meaning of "Corrida" in Spanish—forget it, it has absolutely nothing to do with these smokes.

Corrida Cigars Compared: Four Lines, Four Worlds

Corrida offers four distinct lines, each representing a different country and a unique smoking experience. Let’s start with the Dominican Republic: smooth, balanced, and perfect for relaxed moments. The tobacco comes entirely from the Caribbean island, with a binder from Indonesia.

Things get a bit spicier with the Corrida Brazil. Its dark Arapiraca wrapper delivers a slightly sweet flavor with a distinctly Brazilian character.

If you’re into bold tobacco flavors, then Corrida Honduras is your pick. And for truly intense moments, go with Corrida Nicaragua. Expect deep chocolate notes, paired with hints of wood and earth.

Perfect for the Undecided: The Corrida Sampler

Want to try them all? No problem! The Corrida Sampler delivers one cigar from each line in the Toro format straight to your doorstep. A great way to discover your favorite!