Crowned Heads
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Wrapper: Ecuadorian Habano Oscuro Binder: Nicaraguan Filler: Nicaragua Blender/Creator: Jon Huber Factory: My Father Cigars, Esteli, Nicaragua Country: Nicaragua |
Purchase Source: Sellwood Cigar Date Purchased: October 10, 2018 Price: $10.00 Date Smoked: October 4, 2019 |
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02/04/2019
I was searching for a cigar to celebrate and honor “My Father Monday” today; what a perfect excuse to choose the Crowned Heads La Imperiosa that was manufactured in the My Father Cigar factory in Esteli, Nicaragua.
From my last entry on 12.23.18, you know that I fell in love with this cigar at first puff. Nothing has changed my mind. This is a box worthy cigar.
Today was no different and I totally immersed myself and indulged at the beautiful qualities of the Crowned Heads La Imperiosa today. So much that I had a hard time determining when I was finished.
This is a Finger-Burner cigar
Stay Chill
Stay Smoky
12/23/2018
Yesterday, I was enjoying watching Sumo Ralph enjoy his Crowned Heads La Imperiosa Double Robusto so much that I had to have one for myself today.
“General” information on several cigar review websites is: “…The blend of 100% Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos, finished with a dark Ecuador Habano Oscuro wrapper; identical to the Las Calaveras EL 2014 blend…” So, if you were a fan of the 2014 Las Calaveras EL then you’ll probably enjoy this cigar too.
I’ve had several of the Crowned Heads La Imperiosa in the Magicos (4 ½” x 52, Robusto) size and I’ve been a fan since. Today is my first Double Robusto (6 3/8” x 50, Churchill).
I’m going back to my straight-cuts and I’m thinking I might try being a little more aggressive on the first cut; let’s open up this cigar…
The cold draw on this long tall beautiful cigar is full of chocolate and coffee. Once lit creamy earthy chocolate graham cracker arrives in my chewy mouthful of smoke and continues for the first third.
At the halfway point, flavors start to slightly amp up, but not too much, dry fruit (fruitcake) is starting to appear. I’m liking this Double Robusto size over the Magicos; I’m getting more of what I like before it changes into the next transition at the last third as opposed to the Magicos (Robusto) that amped up a lot quicker. I suspect this will do the same in a few moments.
At the last third and I’m about to put this down, but everything has ramped up; there is more coffee, dark chocolate, cedar showed up and a little pepper on the retrohale. Others have mentioned lots of pepper, red or otherwise but I’m remiss to that at this point.
My bottom-line; the Double Robusto is the one I will keep in my TupperDor
Stay Chill
Stay Smoky
11/01/2018
Nothing to report differently. I was enjoying this cigar too much to take notes.
09/12/2018
Tons of chewy smoke came with my third The Crowned Heads La Imperiosa, this time in a Double Robusto size that performed very well.
Chewy smoke with Earth and Leather with a little Spicy Wood (Cedar) somewhere.
I have a few of these that I look forward to enjoying. A solid and affordable cigar that got its origins from The Crowned Heads Las Calaveras ’14 (same blend).
Stay Smokey
Stay Chill
The Experience
Appearance:Oily Combustion:Even |
Ash: Even Draw: Perfect |
Smoke Output: Medium Flavor: Cocoa |
Strength: Medium Body: Medium |
Finish: Long Value: Good |
Overall Rating (1-5): 4 |
The Cigar
Chocolate: 3 Coffee: 2 |
Cream: 2 Earthy: 3 |
Fruit: Grass/Hay: |
Leather: 2 Pepper: 1 |
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