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Monday, February 8, 2010

Cigar Lounges

What is a cigar lounge?
Cigar lounges have become popular all over the United States. The constant push from anti-smoking groups to ban cigars and cigarettes from all public places has resulted in an upsurge of new business for establishments dedicated exclusively to cigar smoking. Some of these establishments serve alcohol, while others serve coffee. Some are affiliated with specific cigar manufacturers and brands, while others promote all brands.

Are cigar lounges formal or informal?
They can be very upscale or very laid back, depending on the mood the owner wishes to establish and the clientele that frequents the establishment. Whatever you personal preference is, there is a cigar lounge that is just right for you.

What makes a good cigar lounge?
It has mood and atmosphere that makes a smoker feel welcome. It also has a staff that is willing to answer questions about cigars and cigar accessories. It also has quality cigars and cigar products for sale at various price points that cater to a wide range of cigar aficionados.

How are cigar lounges normally decorated?
Owners use a variety of furnishings, paintings, lighting design, and musical venues to create the intended mood for their establishments. Regardless of the degree of formality, there is always an inviting and comfortable feeling.

Do cigar lounges sell cigars?
Yes. The whole point of going to a cigar lounge is to enjoy quality cigars and products. It is more convenient for individuals to purchase these supplies at the lounge than to bring them from home. Most of these establishments have some kind of room-sized humidifier as well to preserve the integrity of fine cigars.

What should you be ready to pay in a cigar lounge?
The costs vary based on what you prefer to smoke and what you are willing to spend. Some cigar lounges have private smoking areas for members only. This area may feature brands and décor not available to the open, public part of the bar. In some places as well, alcohol may only be served in the members-only area, while coffee and other drinks are served in the public lounge.

What are some rules you do want to remember when visiting a cigar lounge?
1. Do not walk into a cigar lounge with your own cigars. That is like bringing a six pack to a bar or coffee from home to a coffee shop. You just don’t do that.

2. Do not walk in and make a big deal about having a public place where you can smoke. All of us are happy that such places still exist in the Earth. However, since we are all thinking it, there is no need for you and everyone else to verbalize the obvious gratitude we all feel to such establishments where freedom is still celebrated.

3. Do not take pictures. Other smokers consider this an invasion of privacy, and any images that you may end up putting on the Internet are actually a form of advertising that has not been authorized by the owner.

4. If you talk to people who appear to rebuff you, move on. Some people smoke with a group of people they know and prefer to keep things close-knit. Become a regular and let people come to you.

5. Most women tend to be much wiser than men and avoid the temptation to be the Alpha the minute they walk into the room. Guys…learn from them and do NOT walk in and try to dominate the scene or be Mr. Impressive. No one will like you if you do.

Basic common courtesy and common sense are really all you need from that point on to enjoy yourself in any cigar lounge, large or small, formal or informal.

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