Crowned Heads Las Calaveras El 2021 LC50

Crowned Heads Las Calaveras EL 2021 LC50

Celebrate life and legacy with the Crowned Heads Las Calaveras EL 2021 LC50, a hallmark annual release revered for honoring loved ones and showcasing top-tier cigar craftsmanship. Marking a new chapter for the series, the EL 2021 blend debuts an Ecuadorian Sumatra Oscuro wrapper—ushering in a bold and distinctive profile to the acclaimed Las Calaveras tradition.

The 2021 LC50 release stands out thanks to its dark-chocolate toned Sumatra Oscuro wrapper, a departure from prior series compositions. Each cigar delivers a robust journey across notes of earth, spice, espresso, and delicate florals, wrapped within a medium-full bodied expression that balances power and finesse. With only a small number produced, the LC50 is a prized find for collectors and fans of boutique blending.

Las Calaveras continues to be a tribute—not just to those passed, but to the rich narratives we share. Experience a blend crafted for savoring now or aging for future refinement.

Specifications

Summary

• Box Count: 24
• Region: Nicaragua
• Strength: Medium-Full Bodied
• Binder: Nicaragua
• Wrapper: Ecuadorian Sumatra Oscuro
• Filler: Nicaragua

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s new for Las Calaveras 2021 LC50?

This is the first release using an Ecuadorian Sumatra Oscuro wrapper, delivering new dark chocolate notes and depth.

Who produces these cigars?

Las Calaveras EL 2021 LC50 is handmade at the renowned My Father Cigars S.A. factory in Estelí, Nicaragua.

How many cigars come in a box?

Each box contains 24 cigars, arranged in three rows of eight as a symbol of the life cycle and new beginnings.

Is this a limited edition?

Yes—only 1,250 boxes of each vitola were produced for the 2021 release, making it a sought-after collectible.

What’s the flavor profile?

Expect an intricate profile of earth, spice, espresso, and subtle floral undertones, all wrapped within a medium-full bodied blend.

Can this cigar be aged?

Absolutely. The blend is structured to reward time in the humidor with increasing nuance and richness.

What does the arrangement of the box symbolize?

The three rows of eight represent the cycle of life (beginning, middle, end), with the number eight also signifying new beginnings and infinity.

Is the LC50 suitable for experienced smokers?

Yes, its complexity and body are tailored for aficionados, but balanced enough for those developing their palate.