Crowned Heads Jericho Hill OBS 4.75×52 24

4 3/4 x 52 

Box of 24 

John R. “Johnny” Cash is widely acknowledged as one of the most influential American musicians of the 20th century, with a lasting legacy that continues to inspire artists across various genres, including Crowned Heads. The creation of Jericho Hill draws inspiration from Cash’s rendition of “Cocaine Blues” from his 1968 live album, “At Folsom Prison.” This song narrates the story of Willy Lee, a man whose descent into darkness, fueled by whiskey and cocaine, leads to his capture in Juarez, Mexico, and subsequent confrontation with the sheriff from Jericho Hill.

As the fourth of seven children, Cash’s influence resonates in Jericho Hill, marking the fourth regular production release from Crowned Heads. The vitola names, derived from lyrics and music featured on “At Folsom Prison,” (.44S, LBV, OBS, and Willy Lee), when recited in sequence, evoke a poetic resonance of their own.

Delivering a full-throttle experience, the smoke of Jericho Hill engulfs the palate with rapid intensity, racing around the mouth with exhilarating speed, leaving behind a lingering cloud of power, intensity, and excitement on the taste buds.