Crowned Heads founder Jon Huber is fond of naming his cigars after songs or musicians. And the CHC Serie E is no exception. This extension to the Crowned Heads Court line is a nod to the rock classic “Eruption,” a stirring guitar solo performed by none other than Eddie Van Halen of Van Halen. The Serie E (the “E” stands for Eruption) is an imposing stick with a dark Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro wrapper that telegraphs its explosive complexity of flavors. The wrapper is accompanied by a compilation of premium leaves from some of the best tobacco growing regions in Nicaragua. The CHC Serie E is hand crafted at Tabacalera Pichardo in Nicaragua.

The Coroneta Habano is part of Jon Huber’s (co-founder of Crowned Heads) dream to offer two distinctively different blends made at separate factories. The Habano features a smooth Ecuadorian Habano wrapper covering a Nicaraguan binder and filler. The Coroneta Habano appeals to aficionados looking for a contemporary yet traditional cigar. The cigars are handmade in Nicaragua at the NACSA factory, which is run by Raul Disla, a master cigar crafter. The “Coroneta” name comes from coronet, which is a simple crown. The names of the cigar’s vitola refers to various crowns and ranks of the British nobility during the 16th century.

The Crowned Heads Coroneta Maduro (along with its counterpart the Coroneta Habano) is a dream come true for Jon Huber co-founder of Crowned Heads. Huber has always wanted to offer two completely different blends from two different factories under one brand. He did it with the Coroneta. Unlike the Habano, the Maduro is a heartier expression that features a Mexican San Andres maduro wrapper placed over an Ecuadorian Connecticut binder and a filler made of Dominican, Nicaraguan, and USA Pennsylvania leaves. Like the Habano version, the maduro is an excellent choice for smokers who like a traditional smoke with a contemporary touch, but with little more punch. The cigars are handmade in the Dominican Republic at the Casa Carrillo factory, which is run by famed cigar maker Ernesto Perez-Carrillo. The “Coroneta” name comes from coronet, which is a simple crown. The names of the cigar’s vitola refers to various crowns and ranks of the British nobility during the 16th century.

Crowned Heads Four Kicks is the first brand of Crowned Heads, a cigar company created by former CAO employees with Jon Huber at the helm. The song Four Kicks with its lyrics filled with anger, rebellion, confidence and determination inspired Jon to create something together with his former colleagues as they were in the midst of a corporate merger. In his own words, "Four Kicks is about making your own rules". This medium to full bodied cigar features Nicaraguan binder and filler with an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper.

The Crowned Heads Four Kicks Capa Especial is the fourth addition to the world famous Four Kicks line, which includes: Four Kicks, Four Kicks Maduro, and Four Kicks Mule Kick LE. Handmade at E.P. Carrillo’s famed Tabacalera Alianza in the Dominican Republic, the Capa Especial sports an inviting natural Ecuadorian Sumatra-seed wrapper artfully draped over a Nicaraguan binder and a blend of Dominican and Nicaraguan tobaccos. This potent, yet balanced stick delivers rich notes of earth and spice underscored by a warm tobacco aroma. The Capa Especial is rolled using the intricate entubado method which creates a firm cigar and provides a flawless draw.

Crowned Heads Four Kicks Maduro is the second release in the Four Kicks line. This medium to full bodied cigar features Nicaraguan binder and filler with a Habano Maduro wrapper, bringing pleasant flavors and sweet peppery spice to the palate. Made in the Dominican Republic at the Ernesto Perez Carrillo's factory Tabacalera La Alianza.

Ever since its original debut in 2012, the Crowned Heads Four Kicks Mule Kick has gained a cult-like following. Extremely difficult to find, the original release has now been re-introduced with a different wrapper, and Crowned Heads co-founder Jon Huber proudly claims it has even surpassed the level of quality that helped make the original so highly sought-after. Wrapped in a Connecticut Habano leaf on top of Nicaraguan binder and filler, this full-bodied Nicaraguan delight is sure to become the next cigar 'unicorn', and with only 3,000 boxes being produced, you won't want to let this one get away.

Crowned Heads Jericho Hill is the fourth release of the company, which named the cigar after Johnny Cash's song "Cocaine Blues". The dark wrapper is a Mexican San Andres maduro, and the blend is fully Nicaraguan, resulting in a rich and robust taste that is guaranteed to satisfy veteran smokers looking for deeper flavor. The cigars are made by the Garcia Family at the My Father Cigar factory.

The Crowned Heads Juarez is a medium-strength, budget-friendly cigar. It is handmade in Nicaragua. A dark, spicy Mexican San Andres wrapper surrounds the Juarez’s Ecuadorian Sumatra binder and premium fillers from Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. The Crowned Heads Juarez has a pleasing flavor you will want to enjoy every day.

Crowned Heads La Imperiosa is made at the My Father Cigar factory in Nicaragua with a 100% blend of Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos and a dark Ecuador Habano Oscuro wrapper. The blend was first released as a limited edition "Las Calaveras" in 2014, and it was so popular that it became "imperative" for Crowned Heads to release it as a regular production brand. This full bodied cigar has been referred to by its makers as a "tour de force".

The Crowned Heads La Vereda uses tobacco that was aged based on the type of tobacco used, and its ideal aging time needed to produce the desired flavor/strength profile for this particular blend. The La Vereda uses a rare Nicaraguan shade-grown wrapper that was aged for at least four years prior to rolling. Its Nicaraguan Jalapa binder houses filler leaves that have been aged for a minimum of three years. The filler uses the following leaves: a Nicaraguan Esteli Corojo ’99 seed grown, a Dominican Republic Piloto Cubano, an Esteli seco and a Jalapa Criollo ’98 seed viso leaf. Once rolled, the cigars are aged in a heavily monitored climate controlled environment that requires the room to be kept at 65-66 degrees Fahrenheit with a relative humidity level of 68-69%. To maintain the highest level of quality control, only a highly skilled team of seven boncheros and seven rollers were allowed to craft the cigars. The Crowned Heads La Vereda cigar is handmade in the Dominican Republic at the Tabacalera La Alianza, which is owned and operated by globally recognized cigar crafter Ernesto Perez-Carrillo Jr.

Le Careme by Crowned Heads is supposed to taste like "chocolate souffle"; the cigar's name itself is a hommage to a 19th-century French chef who became well known for his high cuisine and for popularizing this dessert. The blend is an Ecuadorian Sumatra binder, Nicaraguan filler and Grade A Dark Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper. The cigar is made at Ernesto Perez-Carrillo's factory in Dominican Republic, Tabacalera La Alianza.

The Crowned Heads Le Patissier is a delectable, limited-release premium cigar that offers a balanced and refined complexity of flavors. “Le Patissier” is French for “pastry chef,” and this medium strength, full-bodied cigar can serve as an after dinner smoke or as a delicious treat after a long day. Its savory, dark USA Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper is blended with a binder and filler made of premium Nicaraguan tobaccos. The Crowned Heads Le Patissier is handmade at Tabacalera Pichardo in Nicaragua.

Mil Dias is Spanish for 1,000 days. From the first time that Eradio Pichardo and Luciano Meirelles co-founders of ACE Prime Cigars approached Jon Huber founder of Crowned Heads with some blend samples to when they finally developed the blend it took approximately 1,000 days (roughly three years). The cigar is named after this lengthily time of discovery. The Crowned Heads Mil Dias is a medium bodied cigar that is handmade in Nicaragua at the Tabacalera Pichardo factory. The Mil Dias’s mouth-watering Ecuadorian Habano maduro wrapper covers a Nicaraguan binder and a filler composed of tobaccos from Peru, Costa Rica, and Nicaragua. This four-nation blend offers a remarkable smoking experience with a rich complexity of flavors.

The Crowned Heads Mil Dias Maduro is a line extension to the ever-popular Mil Dias series. However, the blend has been completely re-engineered to provide a uniquely different but desirable smoking experience. The blend starts with premium filler leaves from Jalapa, Condega, Ometepe, which are three regions in Nicaragua known for producing excellent tobacco. The filler leaves are housed in a Habano binder, and then the bunch is covered by a muscular USA Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper. The cigars are known for the distinctive flavor profile, excellent construction, and peppery retro-hale. The cigars are handmade in Nicaragua.

Crowned Heads is no stranger to the concept of regional releases, and the endearingly-named Crowned Heads Tennessee Waltz perhaps makes the most sense, considering the acclaimed boutique brand calls it home. Meant to honor, and only be sold through, the state of Tennessee, the Tennessee Waltz is made by the Garcia family at the My Father Cigars factory in Esteli, Nicaragua, and features a dark and oily USA Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper on top of premium Nicaraguan binder and filler that creates a bold explosion of flavor containing meaty, complex notes of leather, citrus, and wheat. Although Crowned Heads allows one day a year for retailers nationwide to purchase this regional release, it remains extremely limited, and should be enjoyed as such.

Since 2014, Crowned Heads has launched an exclusive TAA limited release cigar under the Angel’s Anvil line. For 2020, they released The Lost Angel, which is considered a prequel to the Angel’s Anvil. Hand crafted at E.P. Carrillo’s famed Tabacalera Alianza in the Dominican Republic, the Lost Angel features a natural Ecuadorian Sumatra-seed wrapper that cloaks a Nicaraguan binder and filler. Medium in strength yet full-bodied, this angel has a down-to-earth flavor that is spicy, woodsy, peppery, and earthy. The Tobacconist Association of America (TAA) is a group of the top tobacconists in the nation. It consists of about 80 retailers and 40 manufacturers, which Neptune Cigars is a proud member.

Crowned Heads is known all around the world for their eloquent boutique offerings, but the Crowned Heads Yellow Rose has a much more specific territory. Named after a folk song from the early 1800s named 'The Yellow Rose of Texas', this Nicaraguan box-pressed torpedo is made at the renowned My Father Cigars factory in Esteli and is produced only for the Lone Star state, using a dark Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper on top of premium Nicaraguan binder and fillers for a rich taste proverbially as big as Texas. Although Crowned Heads allows one day a year for retailers nationwide to purchase this regional release, it remains extremely limited, and should be enjoyed as such.

First released in 2014, the Las Calaveras Decimo Aniversario line has offered a fantastic cigar blended from the finest tobaccos with each issue. The line was created to celebrate the Day of the Dead, which is a Mexican holiday that is a celebration of life and remembrance of friends and family members that have passed on. To mark the 10th anniversary of this popular limited-edition cigar line, Crowned Heads has released the Las Calaveras Decimo Aniversario. This celebratory cigar is composed of a bold Ecuadorian Habano oscuro wrapper placed over an all Nicaraguan binder and filler composed of tobacco grown on farms owned by the Garcia family. The cigars are handmade by My Father Cigars for Crowned Heads in Nicaragua.

An annual limited-edition cigar that has become a tradition, the Las Calaveras Edicion Limitada is the 10th release of this must-have brand by Crowned Heads. For the 2023 release, the blend consists of a USA Connecticut Broadleaf maduro wrapper, and a binder and filler composed of premium tobaccos from Nicaragua. Crowned Heads chose My Father Cigars to develop the blend and produce the cigars because of their expertise in the handling of broadleaf tobacco. The cigars are handmade in Nicaragua. The La Calaveras brand is themed after the Day of the Dead, a Mexican holiday that is a celebration of life and remembrance of friends and family members that have passed on. The cigar’s band features four coins that bear the initials of four people who have died the previous year. The initials change with each release.

Since 2014, Crowned Heads has issued a version of the La Calaveras Edicion Limitada cigar line, which honors the Day of the Dead (a Mexican holiday that is a celebration of life and remembrance of friends and family members that have passed on). For the 2024 release, the cigar features a savory Ecuadorian Habano wrapper draped over a binder and filler made of Nicaraguan tobaccos, which are grown on farms owned by Jose “Don Pepin” Garcia and his family. When lit, this limited-edition cigar offers a medium to full-bodied smoking experience with a deep complexity and an invigorating retro-hale. Mexican Pink, a hot pink hue that is popular in Mexican culture, plays a major role in the 2024’s band and box design. The color was used as a nod to Ramon Valdiosera, a Mexican painter and fashion designer, who popularized it.