Via: Examiner.com
Debuting in 2009, the Room 101 blend came onto the cigar scene with a proprietary wrapper leaf and six vitolas, named for different area codes around the country; 213 – Los Angeles (corona), 305 – Miami (robusto), 323 – East Los Angeles (toro), 404 – Atlanta (torpedo), 702 – Las Vegas (11/18) and 808 – Hawaii (Bertha 60/6). (more…)
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Given all the regulations, taxes and smoking bans which impact cigar makers, why would anyone want to start their own brand today? No problem, says Matt Booth, the owner of the high-flying Room 101 Silver emporium of high-end men’s jewelry and fashion items. “It’s part of the male lifestyle,” he says, “ so we want to have a cigar as part of our line.” (more…)
So the long awaited Room 101 Cigars will soon be out. There are and will be multiple launch parties throughout the US. Be sure to check out Events and News for local dates or visit Room 101’s Site or Facebook Page for more details.
Room 101 Cigars is the brain child (or love child) of Matt Booth and Camacho Cigars. “It’s an extension of my luxury lifestyle brand and a collaborative effort between myself and Camacho.” –Matt Booth. With such names behind it you can’t but hope it will be great. Matt Booth said in an interview at the IPCPR Trade Show that “It’s a collective of things that I dig, and I love smoking cigars.”… “It’s just another facet of that; it’s just something from my life; it’s my… >>Click here to read the full review
I heard good things about these smokes from those who went to the convention and I was dying to try them. Unfortunately they haven’t really begun to show up at shops around the country but I was lucky enough to have a few sent by request. So I thank the good people of Camacho cigars for these un-banded samples. They included a kick ass t-shirt and bandanna along with the smokes. >>Click here to read the full review
