New Carson City Cigar Bar Offers 4,000 Sticks
Nevada, like so many other states, has a smoking ban for establishments that serve food. This changed life for a lot of cigar smokers, a fact realized by Susan and Jeff Melvin. So, they opened Jimmy G's Cigar Bar in downtown Carson City last month, bringing a new alternative to those of us who enjoy a good cigar every now and then. Though Jimmy G's doesn't serve food, guests can order meals from Garibaldi's or Kim Lee Sushi, which are nearby and deliver.
In addition to serving a wide variety of spirits, the new cigar bar has 4,000 cigars available, representing a wide range of prices. So, there should be something on hand or just about every taste and budget. Televisions have been installed, along with wireless internet access, all at the request of customers. Hell, the proprietors even cut martini prices based on feedback from guests, so you can be confident that your opinions will be taken seriously at this lounge.
This is the second Jimmy G's Cigar Bar, with the first in Minden, Nevada, which switched from restaurant to cigar bar in 2006.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
hey dude7 Jul 6th 2009 8:58PM
What no La Concha plug???
Some one is going to loose his free gars...hahahahahha
Tom Johansmeyer Jul 6th 2009 9:00PM
I'm more than happy to write about any cigar brand or shop that sends me news. Unfortunately, they've chosen not to. I've hoped that they'd see the coverage from the companies that are proactive, but ... crickets.
But, of course, you knew all this, right?