We all know about The King of Rock n Roll who used to reside here in The River City, but now there\u2019s a new King of Cigars who has his throne just one block from Beale Street and his name is Robb Hunter.\u00a0 Robb\u2019s name is synonymous with the Memphis cigar scene.\u00a0 Owner of Burning Desire and Havana Mix as well as Cigar Haven just over the border in Mississippi, he also runs The Beale Street Cigar Festival which happens every year over Labor Day weekend.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Havana Mix is located downtown, and is a stone\u2019s throw away from The FedEx Forum and Beale Street.\u00a0 Anyone visiting downtown could duck into Havana Mix for a cigar and a cocktail before heading out to party in the streets or check out the Grizzlies shooting some hoops.\u00a0 A well stocked bar and humidor blends nicely with the beautiful urban sounds from the live band playing on the stage as you enter to the left.\u00a0 The well-equipped staff can help you select a cigar or a beverage to begin your relaxation.<\/p>\n
The Beale Street Cigar Festival is a three-day party!\u00a0 Friday night begins with some live music.\u00a0 Blues and jazz, filled with local flavor, fill the air on this first evening of the event.\u00a0 Food trucks which have some great local fare such as po boy sandwiches, barbeque ribs and catfish, line Peabody Street in between Havana Mix and Handy Park, where the event takes place.\u00a0 On Saturday, a tent is set up with many high end cigar brands and their reps giving the people great deals on boxes and singles.\u00a0 The likes of DJ Spinderella and H-Town fill out the musical bill and Alec Bradley, Rocky Patel and Karen Berger fill out the cigar bill.\u00a0 Whether you are in Havana Mix or out at the festival, you can put some smoke to meet up with the music in the air!<\/p>\n
Havana Mix
250 Peabody Place #105
Memphis, TN 38103
(901) 522-2909<\/p>\n
Seating Capacity: 40<\/p>\n
Food Available:\u00a0 no<\/p>\n
Alcohol Available:\u00a0 yes<\/p>\n
Cigars available:\u00a0\u00a0 yes<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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