Blood Medicine began its life in 2015 as an event-only cigar made at My Father Cigars. In 2022, Crowned Heads announced a new version — still event-only — now produced at Eradio Pichardo's TacaNicsa factory. In 2024, it became available at retail for the first time. The 2025 release expanded the Habano-wrapped version to three vitolas and introduced B-Positive as a single Toro. Now in 2026, B-Positive gets its own three-vitola lineup.
The difference between Blood Medicine and B-Positive comes down to one leaf: the wrapper. Standard Blood Medicine uses an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper for a balanced, complex, medium-full profile. B-Positive swaps that for a Nicaraguan Corojo wrapper that pushes the cigar darker, meatier, and more intense — with more pepper, richness, and bold spice.
- Wrapper: Nicaraguan Corojo
- Binder: Ecuadorian Connecticut Seed
- Filler: Nicaraguan
