Crowned Heads

It’s the first Mule Kick to use a Connecticut broadleaf wrapper, the first Mule Kick to use an aged Mexican San Andrés binder, the first Mule Kick to come packaged like this.

The line debuted in 2014 and was created to honor those close to Crowned Head’s personnel who had passed away in the past year. This cigar is a special limited edition to commemorate 10 years of the Las Calaveras line.

It’s rare for a cigar from Crowned Heads to use “Crowned Heads” in the name, but it’s happening here. While the name might be different, the basic formula is not: a TAA exclusive from Crowned Heads made by Ernesto Perez-Carrillo Jr.

Moose Kick is a new exclusive for Canada. The band is inspired by a stamp.

Crowned Heads says the cigar was blended to be full in flavor and the strength was a byproduct of the filler containing 75 percent ligero. It’s offered in a lone 6 x 54 box-pressed toro vitola.

The Décimo Aniversario celebrates the 10th anniversary of Crowned Heads’ popular limited edition series. Unlike the other Las Calaveras cigars, it’s available in just one vitola and sold in boxes of 10.

The 6 x 54 toro extra is named after a breed of cattle that is known for its strength. The filler blend contains 75 percent ligero.

The 6 1/4 x 50 toro is a rare example of a Crowned Heads cigar that uses “Crowned Heads” in its name. This is the 10th time that Crowned Heads has created a TAA exclusive.

For the 11th release of Las Calaveras, Crowned Heads created a blend made entirely of Nicaraguan tobacco. Jon Huber, co-founder of Crowned Heads, says it reminds him of the 2015 release.

Named for a 19th-century pharmacy and hotel in Nashville, Blood Medicine became available outside of Crowned Heads retail events this year. It also gets a new blend and new size for 2024.

The Las Calaveras Edición Limitada 2024 is a Nicaraguan puro that is offered in four vitolas. Because this year marks the 10th anniversary of Las Calaveras, there will be one more limited edition later this summer.