Why Crown Heads Became a Staple in Humidors Everywhere
Crowned Heads was founded in 2011 by former executives of CAO Jon Huber and Mike Conder. The idea wasn’t to flood the market but go back to a time when cigars were made slowly, released with careful consideration, and meant to tell a story.
Over the years Crowned Heads built a reputation among cigar enthusiasts for doing exactly what it set out to do. With lines ranging from Mil Dia and La Imperiosa, they’ve made it their mission to focus on tradition. Emphasizing strength where it belongs, sweetness where it matters, and construction that feels balanced. The release of the Broadway continues that mission statement.
Inside the Brand’s New Look
The Crowned Heads Broadway uses a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper, one of the brand’s most dependable leaf. The thick, textured, and dark as worn leather holds a binder from Jalapa, a northern growing region of Nicaragua. Inside are fillers from Esteli, Jalapa, and the volcanic island of Ometepe. What you get is a stick that dishes our layers of spice, char, and other flavors that are perfect for any cigar enthusiast.
Three Sizes Available for Broadway
All three Vitolas are box-pressed and packed in a box of 21. They’re rolled at the famous NACSA in Esteli, with close ties to Oliva Tobacco Co. The lineup includes: Crowned Heads Broadway Toro 6.50×54, Crowned Heads Broadway Epicure 5.50×56, Crowned Heads Broadway Robusto Extra 4.75×52.
Whether you’re new to cigars or looking for something with substance, this medium-to-full-bodied cigar is one you should spend time with. Order your box of 21 at Cigars.com.