Four Kicks

Four years ago, Pete Prevost—president of BriarWorks—asked for a four-inch by forty-four version of Four Kicks. Four, four, four, four.

This year, Crowned Heads brought line extensions to three of its existing brands, but the real star of the show is La Vereda, the company’s most expensive cigar to date.

The sixth installment of the Four Kicks Mule Kick Limited Edition features the use of a new wrapper for the line.

Just about a decade ago, a new cigar company called Crowned Heads made its debut with a cigar line called Four Kicks. In 2020, the…

Next week, Crowned Heads will ship an exclusive size of its Four Kicks line to the Casa de Montecristo retail stores around the country. The…

Call it a comeback, times two. Another limited Crowned Heads release from the past is coming back, this time, the company’s debut limited edition: the Four…

So you wanted a Four Kicks with broadleaf. Crowned Heads made no qualms about where the inspiration for its debut cigar came from, a song by…

It’s been some five years since the announcement of the launch of Crowned Heads, and four years since the company’s debut line—Four Kicks—was released. The…

The latest addition to STOGIES World Class Cigars’ H-Town is officially available as the cigar made its debut at The STOGIES World Class Cigars Big Damn…

Next month, Crowned Heads will add the first new vitola to the Four Kicks line in more than three years. The new size is a…

Crowned Heads will have at least one other new product to show off at the 2013 IPCPR trade show and convention alongside its J.D. Howard…