Crowned Heads La Vereda

Made of carefully aged tobacco, this potent cigar offers a deep complexity of flavors with its notes of sweetness, spice, earth and smooth creaminess. Its dark Nicaraguan shade-grown wrapper drapes a Jalapa, Nicaragua binder and a filler made of Dominican Republic and Nicaraguan leaves. The La Vereda’s rare wrapper requires aging for a minimum of four years before it can be applied. The cigar’s filler leaves have been aged for at least three years prior to rolling. To further enhance its unique smoking experience, after rolling the cigars are aged for 90 days in a heavily monitored climate-controlled environment. The cigars are handmade at Ernesto Perez-Carrillo’s Tabacalera La Alianza in the Dominican Republic.

Crowned Heads' La Vereda is an expansive four-vitola line that was in the works for more than a year. The cigars feature a Jalapa, Nicaragua wrapper, binder from Jalapa and a three-year aged filler blend from the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.

The cigars are made by seven pairs of craftspeople at Tabacalera La Alianza S.A. in the Dominican Republic, and production has been slowed down to 60% to prioritize quality.

“La Vereda is a blend I’m truly proud of and would have loved to have had as a brand in our EPC Cigar portfolio, but I’m happy that Crowned Heads has it as they are part of our extended family,” said Perez-Carrillo Jr. in a press release.

Strength: Full
Shape: Toro
Size:  5" 5/8 x54 , 6" 1/4 x 56
Country: Dominican Republic
Wrapper Leaf: Nicaraguan Jalapa
Binder: Jalapa
Filler: Dominican Republic, Nicaragua