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The History of Caldwell Cigar Co. Robert Caldwell’s entrance into the cigar world began in 2008 with a concierge service for high-end hospitality. This foundation preceded his time in Miami, where he learned the process of manufacturing and blending cigars under Christian Eiroa at Wynwood Cigars. By 2014, he launched his eponymous brand with a vision to utilize only the finest and rarest tobaccos. From the Blind Man’s Bluff to the popular Lost and Found series, Caldwell has consistently introduced innovative releases to the market. Beyond the vitolas themselves, the brand is synonymous with provocative gallery-worthy artwork that stands out on any shelf. For many enthusiasts, Long Live the Queen represents the brand’s most refined and complex blend to date. Long Live the Queen Cameroon Cigar Blend Long Live the Queen is a masterclass in global tobacco integration. It serves as a comprehensive showcase for the authentic African Cameroon wrapper, noted for its delicate, high-quality texture. The reddish-brown leaf envelopes an Indonesian Sumatra binder. It secures a filler blend of Dominican and Nicaraguan fillers. The four-country blend offers depth-defying exploration into the complexities of a top-shelf blend. Expect a rich wave of almonds, cocoa, caramel, and zesty peppers in medium to full-bodied experience. As with all Caldwell releases, these selections are adorned with stunning artwork that’s as elegant as the experience itself. Long Live the Queen Maduro Selection In 2024, Caldwell introduced the Maduro variation, a high-stakes follow-up designed to stand alongside the 94-rated original. While the original Ace of Hearts earned its place as the #14 Cigar of 2023, this "worthy sequel" offers a darker, more brooding personality. The hallmark overhaul swaps the authentic Cameroon wrapper for a heavily fermented Mexican San Andrés Maduro leaf. This wrapper covers the Indonesian Sumatra binder and a specialized core of aged Dominican and U.S.-grown fillers. The result is a decadent, medium-to-full-bodied experience defined by dark chocolate, bold espresso, cedar, and earth, accented by a natural sweetness from the San Andrés leaf. It is a sophisticated ritual for those seeking an amped-up version of Caldwell’s most celebrated blend. Cigar Sizes Made at the El Maestro factory by William Ventura, the Long Live the Queen comes in the following sizes: Queens Court Robusto 5 x 52, Queens Crown Toro 6 x 50, Queens Coronet Robusto Maduro 5 x 50, and Queens Chalice Toro Maduro 6 x 54. There’s a size for just about every preference. While the Maduro version is richer and more robust, the Cameroon is considered more nuanced, complex, and deeply aromatic. A Complex Dream for the Connoisseur Whether searching for a boutique masterpiece or looking to upgrade your rotation, Long Live the Queen offers a sophisticated experience for the discerning enthusiast. Explore the wide selection of Caldwell’s catalog and discover why this line—anchored by the 94-rated Ace of Hearts—is considered one of the most refined and memorable collections to date. Shop the full range today at Cigars.com.