Cigar Weekly

hermida · 01-19-2002, 07:04 AM

A quick cigar story: At the beginning of the month, I took a business trip
to Roanoake, VA, but our plane tickets landed us in Raleigh-Durham, NC. We
drove to Roanoake. It happens that one of the JR Cigar stores is located in
Burlington, NC. I stopped by to see from where I purchase my cigars online.
I thought I died and gone to heaven. The JR Cigar humidor is as big as a
large fast-food restaurant. It was wonderful! Every imaginable cigar you'd
ever want (except Cubans) is housed in this place. Contains box humidors,
boxes of cigars (floor to ceiling), books and cigar singles in this HUGE
oval shaped counter that one can walk around. It has a sign as you walk in:
"Wives, Not Responsible for Unattended Husbands". I recommend you make a
sojourn to Mecca whenever you have the opportunity.

01-19-2002, 07:04 AM	#1
hermida Starting Member Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Phoenix, AZ USA Posts: 69	A quick cigar story: At the beginning of the month, I took a business trip to Roanoake, VA, but our plane tickets landed us in Raleigh-Durham, NC. We drove to Roanoake. It happens that one of the JR Cigar stores is located in Burlington, NC. I stopped by to see from where I purchase my cigars online. I thought I died and gone to heaven. The JR Cigar humidor is as big as a large fast-food restaurant. It was wonderful! Every imaginable cigar you'd ever want (except Cubans) is housed in this place. Contains box humidors, boxes of cigars (floor to ceiling), books and cigar singles in this HUGE oval shaped counter that one can walk around. It has a sign as you walk in: "Wives, Not Responsible for Unattended Husbands". I recommend you make a sojourn to Mecca whenever you have the opportunity. __________________ Hermida "I drink to make other people interesting"