Crowned Heads Jericho Hill Willy Lee (6×54)

Named for the outlaw at the center of Johnny Cash’s “Cocaine Blues” — a whiskey-and-cocaine-fueled killer brought to justice by the sheriff from Jericho Hill — this cigar has the swagger and attitude to back up its backstory. The dark Mexican San Andrés wrapper is a deliberate nod to Juarez, Mexico, where Willy Lee met his fate, and Cash’s own legendary nickname, the Man in Black.

Rolled in box-pressed 6×54 format at the My Father Cigars factory in Estelí by the Garcia family, the Willy Lee is bold, unapologetic, and deeply satisfying from first light to final draw. White pepper and leather hit immediately, giving way to charred oak, dark chocolate, roasted coffee, and a molasses sweetness that builds through every third. Rated 90 by Cigar Aficionado and beloved by San Andrés fans everywhere — put on some Cash, pour a bourbon, and let this one run.