Room 101 Cigars 17th Anniversary

Room101 17th Anniversary (6 x 52)

Tiny Tim's Cigar Blog · Sep 26, 2026

6.00″ × 52

Room101 17th Anniversary

Halfwheel · Sep 13, 2026 · August 2026

If I were smoking these cigars blindfolded, I would probably be quite surprised to find out an AJ Fernandez-made Room101 was what I was smoking. Most of the time when there’s a wrapper this dark coming from this factory, it tends to be quite a bit fuller in body and strength. While there are exceptions to that rule, I don’t think of Room101 as being the brand that delivers that. There were some hallmarks of what I’d expect from AJ Fernandez, namely that the construction was pretty good. While the whole experience was a bit surprising, it was not disappointing. I wish singular puffs would deliver a few more flavors, but otherwise, there’s not much to improve on here.

6.00″ × 52 · Nicaragua

ROOM101 17TH ANNIVERSARY

Comedy Cigars Music · Sep 13, 2026

Traces of oak, milk chocolate, and a slightly bigger helping of dark earth flow from a smooth draw. Spice kicks on the finish through the first little bit, but it fades out, allowing dark earth, coffee, and a touch of dark chocolate to do the work.Light salty earth through the retrohale.Burns well so far, and smoke would fill my shed had I opted to be

Toro · 6.00″ × 52

Room101 17th Anniversary

CigarCzars · Sep 30, 2026

Room101 17th Anniversary cigars are limited-edition Nicaraguan puros designed by Matt Booth and AJ Fernandez. These cigars were released in August 2026 in one Toro (6 x 52) size priced at $15.89 per stick. For more info, scroll down to read thepress release. The sample Room101 17th Anniversary cigar started off with a peppery flavor (and a very good dose of it) that masked any other flavors for at least the first five minutes. During the next 5-10 minutes, the pepper gradually began to moderate a bit, but still remained predominate as a muted bread-like flavor began to emerge. By the 20-minute mark, the pepper had backed off enough to detect some hints of leather as the smoke started to become smoother. After 40 minutes into the smoking session, the flavors of pepper and leather were joined by hints of cedar. The smoke was also getting a bit stronger as the flavors were becoming more balanced and enjoyable although not fuller. The cigar was medium-to-full bodied throughout and the flavors were more consistent during the second half of the cigar. It look me 75 minutes to smoke the Room101 17th Anniversary Toro down to 1½ inches remaining. I ashed the cigar three times at 20-minute intervals during the smoking session. The cigar held a long ash, had a great draw and a mostly-even burn. I applied one touch-up at the 55 minute mark, and no relights were required. The Room101 17th Anniversary was one of those few cigars that I enjoyed more during the second half. The flavors were very good but transitioning during the first half, making for an interesting smoking experience. Then the flavors became more balanced and enjoyable during the second half. Therefore, the Room101 17th Anniversary was a very good (4 pts) to superior (4.25 pts) cigar, resulting in an overall rating of 4+ points on a 5-point scale. COMPARE:Review of Room101 15th Anniversary Cigar ROOM101 CIGARS UNVEILS LIMITED-EDITION 17TH ANNIVERSARY CIGAR Room101 Cigars is marking another milestone with the release of Room101 17th Anniversary, the latest installment in the brand's evolving annual Anniversary series.Crafted in collaboration with AJ Fernandez, the limited-edition 17th Anniversary continues Room101's tradition of marking each milestone with an entirely new blend. Rather than revisiting the same cigar year after year, every Anniversary release is designed as its own expression, reflecting where the brand is at that moment in time.The 17th Anniversary is a full-bodied Nicaraguan puro that opens with notes of pepper and spice before settling into layers of dark chocolate, roasted espresso, and rich earth. Powerful yet balanced, the cigar delivers the depth and complexity that have become hallmarks of the Anniversary series.Matt Booth, Founder and Creative Director of Room101 Cigars, said, "Every Anniversary cigar is a snapshot of where we are at that moment. They aren't meant to repeat themselves because neither do we. That's the whole point. Seventeen years in, we're still finding new places to go."Room101 17th Anniversary will begin shipping to retailers in August 2026. Produced in a single 6 x 52 Toro, the limited-edition release is packaged in 20-count boxes and has an SRP of $15.89 per cigar.Room101 Cigars was founded in 2009 and reintroduced in 2017 under the direction of Matt Booth. Known for its design-driven philosophy and unconventional approach, the brand continues to produce cigars that balance craftsmanship, character, and a refusal to conform to industry norms

Toro · 6.00″ × 52