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chachee52 · 12-22-2009, 07:00 AM

Was up in the lakes region this weekend and checked out a place that opened up in July right at the Base of Alton Bay in the Pavilion there. It's called Winnipesaukee Cigar Co.
Small shop, didn't look like you could smoke in the place but it's right at the docks so you buy one and smoke it while sitting by the boats or in the winter by the planes.
Looked like a good selection of what I would call the mid range cigars ($5-$15 I think is the most expensive one I noticed). The two guys that own it were very nice and talked with me about a lot of the cigars they had. They were very knowledgable about the cigars and were more than willing to explain a new guy like me about the different ones they had.
They also have their own blend which I bought one and will check it out later this week.
So if anyone's up that way, stop in and say hi to them.

12-22-2009, 07:00 AM	#4
chachee52 Adjusting to the Life Join Date: Dec 2009 First Name: Todd Location: Tyngsboro, MA Posts: 399 Trading: (2)	Re: NH: Lakes Region B&M? Was up in the lakes region this weekend and checked out a place that opened up in July right at the Base of Alton Bay in the Pavilion there. It's called Winnipesaukee Cigar Co. Small shop, didn't look like you could smoke in the place but it's right at the docks so you buy one and smoke it while sitting by the boats or in the winter by the planes. Looked like a good selection of what I would call the mid range cigars ($5-$15 I think is the most expensive one I noticed). The two guys that own it were very nice and talked with me about a lot of the cigars they had. They were very knowledgable about the cigars and were more than willing to explain a new guy like me about the different ones they had. They also have their own blend which I bought one and will check it out later this week. So if anyone's up that way, stop in and say hi to them.