Sweet. It looks like the Las Calaveras 2014 is making a comeback as a regular production. I didn't get any of the this years because it was not the same blend. Now it looks like I have another box to save up for. A CG size! Oh hellz yes!
Per Halfwheel:
Don’t call it a comeback. The Las Calaveras EL 2014 is returning.
The newest regular production line from Crowned Heads is La Imperiosa and it’s the same blend as last year’s Las Calaveras, arguably the company’s most sought after line to date. Unfortunately for Crowned Heads fans, Las Calaveras is the company’s annual regular production and the cigars went quickly, particularly in the robusto vitola.
Now the blend, which consists of an Ecuadorian habano oscuro wrapper covering binder and filler tobaccos from Nicaragua, returns for good. There will be four different violas at launch, all of which will be sold in boxes of 24: Corona Gorda (5 3/4 x 46), Magicos (4 1/2 x 52), Double Robusto (6 3/8 x 50) and Dukes (5 1/2 x 54). Prices for the four sizes have not been finalized, but will range from $8.25 to $9.75 each.
While the blend might be returning, none of the original sizes are. The Las Calaveras was produced in LC550 (5 x 50), LC652 (6 x 52) and LC754 (7 x 54) last year.
La Imperiosa, which translates to the imperative, is an old Cuban brand from the 1900s. Crowned Heads filed for a trademark on the brand last year.
It will launch at next month’s IPCPR Convention & Trade Show in New Orleans. It’s the second regular production Crowned Heads brand to be produced at My Father Cigars S.A. following the release of Jericho Hill last year.
“We are very excited to release La Imperiosa next month,” wrote Jon Huber, co-owner of Crowned Heads, in a text to halfwheel. “Everything about this brand — from the blend to the meaning behind the name to the packaging — all came together so seamlessly; it felt as though this release was always meant to happen. It was ‘so necessary.'”
While it might be an old name, the artwork for the release is new. Huber explained that the images and symbols which appear on the La Imperiosa crest have a multitude of meanings:
Link: http://halfwheel.com/crowned-heads-bringing-la-imperiosa-at-ipcpr-2015/87676
Per Halfwheel:
Don’t call it a comeback. The Las Calaveras EL 2014 is returning.
The newest regular production line from Crowned Heads is La Imperiosa and it’s the same blend as last year’s Las Calaveras, arguably the company’s most sought after line to date. Unfortunately for Crowned Heads fans, Las Calaveras is the company’s annual regular production and the cigars went quickly, particularly in the robusto vitola.
Now the blend, which consists of an Ecuadorian habano oscuro wrapper covering binder and filler tobaccos from Nicaragua, returns for good. There will be four different violas at launch, all of which will be sold in boxes of 24: Corona Gorda (5 3/4 x 46), Magicos (4 1/2 x 52), Double Robusto (6 3/8 x 50) and Dukes (5 1/2 x 54). Prices for the four sizes have not been finalized, but will range from $8.25 to $9.75 each.
While the blend might be returning, none of the original sizes are. The Las Calaveras was produced in LC550 (5 x 50), LC652 (6 x 52) and LC754 (7 x 54) last year.
La Imperiosa, which translates to the imperative, is an old Cuban brand from the 1900s. Crowned Heads filed for a trademark on the brand last year.
It will launch at next month’s IPCPR Convention & Trade Show in New Orleans. It’s the second regular production Crowned Heads brand to be produced at My Father Cigars S.A. following the release of Jericho Hill last year.
“We are very excited to release La Imperiosa next month,” wrote Jon Huber, co-owner of Crowned Heads, in a text to halfwheel. “Everything about this brand — from the blend to the meaning behind the name to the packaging — all came together so seamlessly; it felt as though this release was always meant to happen. It was ‘so necessary.'”
While it might be an old name, the artwork for the release is new. Huber explained that the images and symbols which appear on the La Imperiosa crest have a multitude of meanings:
- Color — “The primary color, Maroon, symbolizes victory and/or perseverance in battle. It certainly has been a ‘battle’ to grow our company over the last 4 years; we began shipping to 66 stores in November 2011. Today, that number of retail partners has grown to close to 700 stores.”
- Swords — “The sword is a symbol of power and freedom, which alludes to our freedom from the ‘corporate machine,’ and our choice to ‘Carve Our Own Path.’”
- Snake — “The serpent is a symbol of defiance, and additionally, also represents renewal. This also alludes to our decision to remain in Nashville, and create ‘Crowned Heads.’”
- Dragon — “The dragon is the guardian of treasures, and is also the bravest of all the creatures.”
- Crown — “The crown is a symbol of victory, sovereignty and empire; it also ties back to our namesake, “Crowned Heads.”
Link: http://halfwheel.com/crowned-heads-bringing-la-imperiosa-at-ipcpr-2015/87676
