Hello All from England. I am hoping to (Covid allowing) be visiting New York for the first time in a few weeks. Looking forward to it! I just wondered if anyone knows if there are any places that may sell american pipe tobacco blends there?? Being a massive city I was not sure. But I would love the opportunity to find and buy some. Also if anyone knows of good cigar lounges fairly central. I am staying right in Manhattan near central park. Thanks all and Happy New Year!
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Soho Cigar Bar on Watts Street is a nice cozy, little place:
www.sohocigarbar.com
I haven't been there in a couple years, maybe more? Author, Nick Tosches, used to hang out there. Unfortunately, I waited too long to have him inscribe a book I designed that he wrote the intro to (he passed away before I went back).
I believe Casa de Montecristo is the cigar lounge my friend belonged to where he had a locker. We had a nice Vintage Port and cigar there before heading to Masa for a most memorable sushi dinner courtesy of my friend (it's been many years since I've been there, but the photo looks right).
www.seriouscigars.com
I can't think of any tobacconists to recommend. The high sin taxes drove some of them out of New York. I used to go to JR, Arnold's, Nat Sherman—all gone now.
SOHO CIGAR BAR
We are a New York cigar bar that serves over 150 whiskeys , including Macallan, Balvenie, Lagaluvin, Hibiki, Yamazaki , Glennfidich, Dalmore, Michters and more. Bourbon, Scotch, Rye. Cigars include Padron, Davidoff , Fuente, Alec Bradley, Ashton, Rocky Patel, Monte Cristo, Soho Cigars and more.
www.sohocigarbar.com
I haven't been there in a couple years, maybe more? Author, Nick Tosches, used to hang out there. Unfortunately, I waited too long to have him inscribe a book I designed that he wrote the intro to (he passed away before I went back).
I believe Casa de Montecristo is the cigar lounge my friend belonged to where he had a locker. We had a nice Vintage Port and cigar there before heading to Masa for a most memorable sushi dinner courtesy of my friend (it's been many years since I've been there, but the photo looks right).
Manhattan NYC Cigar Bar & Lounge | Casa de Montecristo
Visit Casa de Montecristo's Manhattan cigar lounge with a large range of premium cigar brands. This welcoming bar and shop is spread across 2,000 square feet.
www.seriouscigars.com
I can't think of any tobacconists to recommend. The high sin taxes drove some of them out of New York. I used to go to JR, Arnold's, Nat Sherman—all gone now.
There are three Davidoff shops in Manhattan—they'll be pricey, but might have what you're looking for.
Barclay Rex, on Pearl st, in the Financial District is your best bet. The Davidoff stores, 2 in Manhattan and 1 in Brooklyn, are geared more towards cigar smokers.
If I may suggest, if you happen to visit Barclay and time permits, the Museum of the American Indians is a close 5 min walk, at Bowling Green. In their permanent exhibition there is a solid range Native American pipes. Very fascinating styles and craftsmanship. Admission to the museum is free of charge.
Unfortunately, we don’t have much selection of pipe tobacco in the city.
If I may suggest, if you happen to visit Barclay and time permits, the Museum of the American Indians is a close 5 min walk, at Bowling Green. In their permanent exhibition there is a solid range Native American pipes. Very fascinating styles and craftsmanship. Admission to the museum is free of charge.
Unfortunately, we don’t have much selection of pipe tobacco in the city.