Peter Smith 
Calling yourself a hipster is like calling yourself a douchebag, right? It's not really done. So why would Camel be marketing Williamsburg smokes?
Yet, they seem to be. The Wall Street Journal says, "A limited-edition Williamsburg-branded Camel pack of cigarettes will be sold during December and January."
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