Written by Briley on January 22, 2025
Four Kicks Mule Kick is back, but the blend is new
It seems like revamping blends are the way to go these days. Bringing fan favorites back with a twist certainly gets the crowd amped up. That’s precisely what’s happening with Crowned Heads line Four Kicks Mule Kick. What a mouthful.
Meet the new Four Kicks Mule Kick blend
It was originally launched in 2012, skipped until 2017, and re-released in 2017, with yearly releases until 2023 — except 2021. Yeah, the schedule is a convoluted mess. But what you really need to know is that the Mule Kick has been around in some capacity for quite a while now. It has also been revamped several times, using wrappers like Ecuadorian Sumatra, Mexican San Andrés, Connecticut Habano, and more.
Slated for a 2025 release, the new blend borrows a lot of inspiration from the 2023 series, which wasn’t your average Four Kicks blend. This new setup has a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper, Mexican San Andrés binder, and Esteli and Jalapa, Nicaraguan fillers. I’m willing to bet it’s going to have quite the kick.
It will return in a Robusto Extra vitola, at 5 7/8 by 52. Hailing from Casa Carrillo, producing for the first time for the Four Kicks label, the MSRP is set at around $16 per cigar. Production will remain limited, however, with an estimated 2,500 boxes at 10 cigars each. The boxes also get a design upgrade this year.
When is the 2025 Four Kicks Mule Kick launching?
We don’t have exact dates just yet, but sometime in 2025 is the best answer. I know, I know, that doesn’t help nail down when you should have some money put aside but there should be more news forthcoming.
Until then, maybe give the 2023 Four Kicks Mule Kick a try and see what you think, if you haven’t already? Bear in mind, that they seem to be sold out everywhere — they’re popular.
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