Crowned Heads Mil Dias
Crowned Heads
Product Information
- Manufacturer
- Crowned Heads
- Country of Origin
- Honduras
- Wrapper
- Ecuadorian Habano
- Binder
- Nicaraguan
- Filler
- Costa Rican, Nicaraguan, and Peruvian
- Factory
- Tabacalera Pichardo
- Strength
- Medium
- Vitola / Size
- Edmundo (5 3/8" x 52)
- MSRP
- —
- Competition Record
- 2-1
- Result
- Top 16
- Final Placement
- Top 16
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arrow_back Group F: Nicaraguan Showdown arrow_back 32-Cigar Field arrow_back Main CompetitionCompetition Performance
Crowned Heads Mil Dias finished Group F with a strong 2-1 record, earning victories over E.P. Carrillo Pledge Prequel and San Cristobal Revelation. The cigar advanced to the Top 16 before being eliminated by Liga Privada T52. Its overall performance earned a place among the competition's Final Top 10 rankings.
Competition Matchups
Ashology™ Assessment
Official evaluation across six categories — maximum Ashology™ Score 30 / 30.
- star Excellent craftsmanship
- star Smooth draw
- star Outstanding flavor complexity
- star Balanced performance
- star Premium construction
- star Top 16 qualifier
Crowned Heads Mil Días impressed throughout the Group Stage with refined craftsmanship and a polished overall performance. Its ability to advance from a highly competitive group reflected the consistency and quality that have become synonymous with the Crowned Heads brand.
Ashology™ Smoking Experience
- Cold Draw
- Cedar, fruit, cocoa and gentle spice.
- First Third
- Sweet cedar, cream, mild pepper and subtle red fruit create a smooth beginning.
- Second Third
- Cocoa, roasted almond and coffee provide greater depth while maintaining balance.
- Final Third
- Oak and pepper become more prominent with a trace of fruit sweetness remaining.
- Construction
- Comfortable draw, steady burn and good smoke output.
- Finish
- Balanced, slightly sweet and medium to long.
- Ashology Assessment
- Elegant and distinctive, with clearly defined transitions.
Final Verdict
The Crowned Heads Mil Días earned advancement through balance, sweetness and a recognizable fruit-accented profile. Its restrained complexity provided an effective contrast to the group’s heavier cigars.
Tasting notes reflect the cigar and vitola evaluated during the 2026 Cigar of the Year competition. Flavor, strength and burn performance may vary based on storage conditions, age, vitola and individual palate. Tobacco products are intended only for adults of legal smoking age.
