Room101品牌的创始人马特·布斯十几年前推出一款日本武士主题雪茄，名为Namakubi Chingon，在日语里，Namakubi是被砍下的头颅，是日本纹身文化常见元素。这款雪茄2013年推出后，2017年停产。如今，经过改装的Namakubi Chingon上周开始向零售商发货了。

这款产品外形是双锥型的鱼雷，最粗处60环径，5.5英寸长，每支售价24.99美元。茄衣是墨西哥圣安德烈斯马杜罗烟叶，茄套是厄瓜多尔苏门答腊种子烟叶，茄芯是美国宾夕法尼亚阔叶、尼加拉瓜、多米尼加的混合烟叶。雪茄是浓郁口味。

雪茄盒是蓝色，每支雪茄单独用纸套包裹，这款产品在多米尼加共和国的威廉·文图拉（William Ventura）雪茄厂生产，是一款限量版产品。

Room101品牌的所有权目前是斯堪的纳维亚烟草集团，STG的子公司锻造者雪茄公司负责经销。

Like a wandering rōnin, the long discontinued Room101 Namakubi Chingon has returned. It’s a samurai-themed cigar launched more than a decade ago by Room101 creator Matt Booth, and this year’s release has a new blend and packaging. The cigar was introduced in 2013 but it mostly drifted out of production in 2017 (excluding a brief return in 2023). The revamped Chingons began shipping last week.

Made in the Dominican Republic at Tabacalera William Ventura, Namakubi Chingon is a double-tapered figurado measuring 5 1/2 inches by 60 ring gauge at its fattest point, and retails for $24.99 each. The new blend consists of a Mexican San Andrés maduro wrapper, a Sumatra-seed binder from Ecuador and a combination of Pennsylvania broadleaf, Nicaraguan and Dominican fillers. It’s intended to be a full-bodied smoke.

“Namakubi” is a Japanese word referring to the severed head of a samurai taken during battle.

Shipping in dark blue boxes of 10, each Namakubi Chingon comes individually wrapped in paper sleeves. This is a limited edition, although exact production numbers have not been disclosed.

Room101 cigars are owned by Scandinavian Tobacco Group and distributed through its subsidiary, Forged Cigar Co.