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.