Crowned Heads La Vereda No. 56 Review! 

Was watching your excellent review and my daughter walked by, and I said it was a nice looking cigar, but she seemed to be more interested in the young guy in green, so it goes to show your channel has something for everyone. 😂

Nice review! I'm loving this cigar in the no. 50. It's a bit stronger than the bigger sizes which is right up my alley and great for those who enjoy this type of blend with a little strength punch.

I Absolutely LOVE this Cigar ❤ It’s surprised me so. Thank you for your reviews as always. Happy Holidays!

Awesome review !! the way you described the notes and the correlation of the cuban flavor a cigar that reminds me of Cuban flavours with the sweetness and creamyness is the Lampert Cigars Ocean Breeze 😌 Now I’m gonna have to try the La Vereda.

Häftigt med svenskar som också tycker om cigarrer, ingen aning om att ni fanns. Hittade även eran podcast, ny subscriber! :)

Great review lads! I am very much looking forward to trying out the La Vereda line.

More expensive than their other lines? Definitely. Worth every penny? Absolutely. If I don't know what to smoke I just grab one of these and I'm never disappointed.

Hey lads! Thanks for sharing! Kudos to Crowned Heads for sending those! Sounds like a nice cigar, would prefer if the sweetness stayed all the way to rhe end but can't have everything 😂😂 take care! Ps. The logo reminds me a little of Vegueros from Cuba, but completely different market positioning etc...

Hello from the US. Been enjoying watching your videos lately, working my way through them. Any advice or kind words for someone who has never smoked anything before but is interested in a cigar?

You should review one of deadwood Tobbaco sister cigar series

Thank YOU, Lads--outstanding review and very appreciated. It's a shame you have to smoke among such an ugly setting (LOL!)...seriously, that background looks perfection. Cheers!

Sounds like my type of cigar, unfortunately we can't buy those in the UK ! 😕

Macanudo Cafe cigars are better than 93 percent of Cuban cigars. Change my mind!