Las Calaveras by Crowned Heads

Las Calaveras celebrates life and remembrance rather than a mournful symbol of sadness and death. The 2024 release is the 10th year that the cigar has been made. For this year's blend, Crowned Heads released an all-Nicaraguan cigar. Produced by My Father Cigars, the Las Calaveras 2024 uses a Nicaraguan Habano wrapper that covers Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos. The result is a blend that CH co-founder Jon Huber claims is similar to the original release in 2015.

Wrapper: Nicaraguan | Binder: Nicaraguan | Filler: Nicaraguan | Strength: Full Bodied

The 2023 edition is once again rolled at the My Father Cigars factory in Esteli, Nicaragua. To change things up, a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper was used for the 2023 edition. This gives the cigar a slight sweetness to a more full-bodied blend. The production run for 2023 is limited to 1500 boxes of each size in 24-count boxes.

Wrapper: Connecticut Broadleaf | Binder: Nicaraguan | Filler: Nicaraguan | Strength: Full Bodied

The 2022 edition is an all-Nicaraguan blend rolled at the My Father Cigars factory in Esteli, Nicaragua. This year's production run is limited to 1500 boxes of each size being produced in 3 sizes.

Wrapper: Nicaraguan | Binder: Nicaraguan | Filler: Nicaraguan | Strength: Full Bodied

The 2021 edition features a Sumatra wrapper for the first time, over Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos. This year's production run is much smaller than previous years, with only 1000 boxes of each size being produced in 3 sizes.

Wrapper: Ecuadorian | Binder: Nicaraguan | Filler: Nicaraguan | Strength: Full Bodied