Crowned Heads Blood Medicine LE 2024 Toro

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The Crowned Heads Blood Medicine Limited Edition 2024 marks a major moment for one of the brand’s most intriguing cigars. Originally used only as an event-exclusive and gift-with-purchase release in a traditional 5 x 50 robusto size, Blood Medicine was brought to market in 2024 as a limited-edition commercial release in a larger 6 x 52 Toro format. Produced at Eradio Pichardo’s TacaNicsa factory in Estelí, Nicaragua, the blend features an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, an Ecuadorian Connecticut binder, and Nicaraguan filler tobaccos, creating a medium-to-full-bodied profile with balance, structure, and Crowned Heads’ signature boutique character.

Rich and expressive without becoming overpowering, Blood Medicine LE 2024 delivers notes of cedar, coffee, earth, toasted nuts, baking spice, and natural tobacco sweetness, with touches of citrus and pepper adding brightness through the finish. The Ecuadorian Habano wrapper brings warmth and aromatic spice, while the Ecuadorian Connecticut binder helps round the profile with a smoother texture. Limited, story-driven, and highly anticipated by Crowned Heads fans, Blood Medicine LE 2024 offers a flavorful snapshot of a cigar that finally stepped out from behind the event-only curtain.

Country of Origin

Nicaragua

Factory

TacaNicsa (Tabacalera Pichardo)

Wrapper Leaf

Ecuador Habano

Vitola

Toro

Size

6 x 52

Strength

Medium

Main Flavors

Cedar, Coffee, Nuts

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5.0 from 1 review

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Here today, gone tomorrow

my review is biased, I bought the last single my b&m had when these first released and fell in love. I was able to snag some 2025’s on the following drop but they were lacking compared to 2024. Something about the 6×52 has balance and texture the new sizes don’t. I’ve been day dreaming about these since, which definitely clouds fair judgement.
Creamy, slightly nutty, light spice (and honestly sometimes it comes across as cinnamon sugar graham cracker dust), and a little mouth watering. Retro brings cream and mild black pepper. Age has tamped them down to a mild-medium, and body is also mild-medium. To attempt to be objective – these are not life changing, but trying a single would be far from the worst thing you could add to cart. Very strong B tier, though I definitely got the 4 pack personally.