Room101 Farce Connecticut is a line produced by Room101, presented a year after the already well-known Farce Habano. The two lines are not only differentiated by the wrappers, but the whole blend is different. Furthermore, in the Farce Connecticut, the provenance of the binder has not been revealed. Even the sizes, although four in total, differ from those of Farce Habano.
What the two lines have in common is that they are made at the Tabacalera William Ventura (in the Dominican Republic), and the packaging of the cigars sold in 20-count boxes.
The shiny wrapper is of a Claro hue with golden reflections. To the touch, it is pretty smooth with not too prominent veins. The construction is good, while the draw appears slightly open.
- Country of Origin: Dominican Republic
- Size: 56 x 152 mm (6″)
- Wrapper: Ecuador (Connecticut)
- Binder: N/A
- Filler: Nicaragua, Dominican Republic
- Price: $ 12.50 – € N.A.
Room101 Farce Connecticut Super Toro: aromas of honey and spicy nuances can be perceived in the cold draw.
Once lit, the cigar is sweet on the palate, with well-defined notes of wood against a mix of spices, honey, and vanilla in the background. Strength is light (1/5).
In the central section, the cigar remains sweet, although a slight sapidity is added. The evolution brings rich notes of nuts alongside hints of wood and spices. Strength becomes medium-light (2/5).
In the last third, the cigar expresses vegetal notes and green pepper alongside wood and spices. Strength becomes medium (3/5).
Ultimately the Room101 Farce Connecticut Super Toro expresses an interesting smoke, sweet on the palate and with well-defined aromas. The evolution is not the broadest, but it manages to be engaging.