The Fourth regular production cigar from Crowned Heads to involve music, the Jericho Hill line you might have noticed is a reference to Johnny Cash's "Cocaine Blues", a story about a man named Willy Lee. The entire line references the song in some way - the .44S being the caliber of the antagonist's gun, LBV - "Long Black Veil", and OSB "Orange Blossom Special" being tracks also present on the album. But don't worry - you don't have to be a Johnny Cash fan to appreciate just how good of a smoke this is. Featuring a beautiful black Mexican San Andreas wrapper around Nicaraguan binder and fillers, thick and rich flavors of Molasses, light hints of citrus, and a clay earthiness, courtesy of the San Andreas Wrapper.
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