# Crowned Heads Mil Dias - The Lounge Group

Crowned Heads Mil Dias Robusto features an oily, slightly toothy Ecuador Habano wrapper covering a combination of tobacco from Nicaraguan, Peru and Costa Rica. It’s medium-full bodied, medium strength. Almonds, pepper, cedar, fruit, caramel and milk chocolate sweetness, fresh brewed coffee, earth, leather, and saltine crackers. Posted in The Lounge by Bear On The Air on June 6 2024 1:52:23 PM

- **Group:** [The Lounge Group](https://www.cigarworld.com/groups/the-lounge/)
- **Posted by:** Bear On The Air
- **Date:** June 6, 2024
- **Review:** [Crowned Heads Mil Dias](https://www.cigarworld.com/cigars/review/crowned-heads-mil-dias-1/)

Crowned Heads Mil Dias Robusto features an oily, slightly toothy Ecuador Habano wrapper covering a combination of tobacco from Nicaraguan, Peru and Costa Rica. It’s medium-full bodied, medium strength.

Almonds, pepper, cedar, fruit, caramel and milk chocolate sweetness, fresh brewed coffee, earth, leather, and saltine crackers. There’s also a hint of butter, toast or day-old bread. Does that make it a good breakfast stick? About midway through the first third, there’s a spice overtaking the pepper. It could be nutmeg or honey graham crackers. I’m not all that good at precisely identifying specific spice. I don’t bake nor cook. I’m one of the few guys in the family who doesn’t. So, with those culinary deficiencies in mind, let’s call what I taste something from the spice cabinet.

Good open draw, the ash held on tight stacked like a roll of nickels, somewhat wavy burn line, smoke production was more than adequate.

I like the Crowned Heads Mil Dias. It was an enjoyable smoke. It’s got a lot of good flavors, but I don’t love the cigar. It’s a solid 4..