Team Cigar Review: Crowned Heads Four Kicks Maduro Robusto
The Crowned Heads Four Kicks Maduro is balanced, nuanced and delivers very consistent flavors from light to nub. This is one that will be on my shopping list in the near future.
Ernesto Perez Carrillo
Cigar News: Shore Thing Cigars Announces Store Exclusive in Partnership with Crowned Heads
A delicious medium bodied cigar that leaves a very creamy toasted caramel flavor on your palate. The cigar becomes milder with every inch and burns perfectly under its EPC construction. The Sumatra wrapper has a very natural and oily sheen much like the leather on a baseball glove and has a triple cap. Cuban size, Dominican Quality, and the incredible flavor of Nicaraguan tobaccos.
Team Cigar Review: Montecristo Ciudad de Música Robusto
While I wouldn't call the Montecristo Ciudad de Música Robusto a true collaboration between blenders, it is a collaboration between brands and I would say it worked well. If you're a fan of Crowned Heads or E.P. Carrillo, it's a must try and this should be a good attraction for people to the Montecristo brand. This is a cigar well done.
Cigar News: Crowned Heads Announces The Angel’s Anvil 2018
Crowned Heads will debut the fifth installment of "The Angel's Anvil" series at the upcoming 50th Annual Tobacconists Association of America (TAA) convention and meeting, to be held at Casa de Campo in La Romana, Dominican Republic, April 29- May 3.
Cigar News: Crowned Heads Announces Le Careme Belicosos Finos LE 2018
This Limited Edition is dedicated to the Le Careme brand, and was inspired by the iconic Belicosos Fino (5 1/2 x 52) vitola. Unlike the regular production Le Careme brand which is trunk-pressed, the Belicosos Fino LE 2018 retains the round format for which the vitola is best known for via the Bolivar (CUBA) Belicosos Finos.
Team Cigar Review: La Gloria Cubana Colección Reserva Robusto
I'm pleasantly surprised by this cigar. Luckily, with the talented blending skills of Ernesto Perez-Carrillo (and Jhonys Diaz), this brand is worth giving a serious look. A definite fly under the radar cigar that I will happily smoke more of in the future.
Team Cigar Review: E.P. Carrillo Capa de Sol Robusto Royal
If you like medium strength and a woody profile, this cigar is definitely one to check out. I could definitely see myself smoking more of these.
Team Cigar Review: Crowned Heads Four Kicks Black Belt Buckle Sublime
This cigar did not have many transitions or complexities but had all the components of a tasty cigar; sweetness, spice, wood, body and good construction.