They have Opus and a few other good cigars, however their temperatures are all off. It's too moist. Look at the hygrometer when you walk in. 82%. I overlooked that because I was excited about the Opus. I get to my truck to light up and was extremely disappointed. I spent a nice penny in there

Honestly 1 star mainly because I was not expecting to pay over 8 dollars for a single can of hard mt dew and I was expecting a receipt which I did not receive. The guy was more focused on the TV

Best cigars in the area. Never had a bad recommendation from the owner. I will say that the humidor's environment can be a bit hard to control with the garage doors open but they do an excellent job

This was my go to store for all my beer needs but I Will no longer be returning here. Two very rude employees who were clearly drunk & still drinking on the job acted so immature while I was purchasing my products. Two grown men (employees) acted like wild toddlers. Not to mention when I first walked in the store..the same 2 employees were poking fun at my car because they did not think I was in the store yet . Not a way to do business. I will no longer recommend this place to anyone I know.

Do not, under any circumstances, buy your cigars here unless they are in a cellophane wrap or otherwise contained. I informed the individual working, but he attempted to tell me that the mold is called "Pumice," which is a type of stone, and that people enjoy it. We don't have to talk about how much I spend on cigars weekly, but it's enough to keep me from developing a drug habit. What the employee was attempting to refer to is known as a "Plume" or "Bloom," which naturally occurs in the aging process of tobacco due to the natural oils in the tobacco leaves. Plume is a fine white powder that you can brush off easily and leaves no marks on the wrapper. Mold, however, stains and has clearly defined spots. If the contaminated cigars are not removed quickly, their entire stock will be completely ruined. People who smoke contaminated cigars will develop respiratory issues that they can sue the establishment for. Update: Having now smoked my Plasencia Alma Fuerte, the one cigar I bought without a wrapper, simply because it's one of my favorites, and despite the price, I decided it was worth it. I can tell the flavor is off, I'm very familiar with the profile of this cigar, and this is not how it is supposed to taste. The stark bitter, dirty taste proves that it was not stored properly. I did not finish it. Extraordinarily disappointed. I'll stick to my local cigar lounge back home.