Crowned Heads has announced that their annual Hawaii-exclusive cigar, Paniolo Especiale, will make its return on October 7 at a special VIP Dinner Event hosted by Marvin Chang and R. Field Wine Co. in Honolulu Hawaii.
The Crowned Heads PCA 2023 Exclusive Le Pâtissier No. 2 is a classic torpedo vitola that measures 6 1/8" x 52. The blend uses the same "broadleaf-based blend" as the rest of the Le Pâtissier line, just in a new size.
Crowed Heads has announced a new limited edition in the Mil Días line, Mil Días Marranitos E648 LE 2023. This marks the fifth installment of limited edition Mil Días cigars. The blend for Marranitos E648 uses the same binder and filler tobaccos as the original Mil Días, but like the Marranitos EL 2022, swaps the wrapper for an Ecuadorian Sumatra.
Crowned Heads is continuing their recent track record of limited edition short-format cigar releases with the Le Carême Pastelitos LE 2023. Le Careme Pastelitos follows other shorted Crowned Heads "Winter season" releases such as lmperiosa Minutes, Jericho Hill Shots, and Juarez Shots.
Crowned Heads has announced a new limited edition cigar, Azul y Oro. This cigar marks the first time the company...
Crowned Heads will be showing off a new regular production size in the Mil Días line at the upcoming PCA Convention and International Trade Show to be held in Las Vegas (July 7-11): Mil Dias Topes. Mil Días Topes uses the same original Mil Días blend, but in this new size that measures 4 7 /8" x 56 with a pigtail head.
Crowned Heads has announced its tenth iteration of their Las Calaveras line, Las Calaveras EL 2023. For the first time since 2016, and only the second time in its history, the 2023 Las Calaveras will use a Grade A Dark Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper.
Crowned Heads has announced it's ninth iteration of their annual TAA Exclusive, this year is The Lost Angel 2023. For the first time since 2019, the cigar was rolled at Tabacalera La Alianza, S.A., in Santiago, Dominican Republic.
"Overall, a very good cigar. With enjoyable flavors of cedar, cinnamon, and leather along with a pepper background. there was a small nicotine buzz that kicked in towards the end but nothing I couldn’t handle. The texture of the smoke was fairly smooth and the temperature was between warm and cool. I would definitely recommend this and put this in my rotation." -Angel M. (Angel)
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·"Not an enjoyable cigar. Oily wrapper that burns the cigar quickly. Uneven burn with multiple touch-ups. Rough draw in some spots. The only good thing was the flavor notes. Notes of salt, chocolate, hickory, and bitter tea. Nice grey ash that holds on for about an inch. Not a cigar I'd want to try again." -Sean F. (fullermaine)