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Havana Club Cigar Lounge

6485 S. Rainbow Boulevard
Building M Suite 100
Las Vegas 

Havana Club Cigar Lounge opened its doors in 2009 to cigar enthusiasts across the Vegas Valley and quickly became a locals hot spot. With smoke shops popping up on every corner the owners of the Havana Club Cigar Lounge knew they needed more than a good size humidor. Havana Club is raising the bar for all smoke shop owners in Las Vegas by providing its guests oversized leather chairs and couches, plasma screen HDTV's for watching sporting events and news, complimentary wireless internet access and refreshments served by the Lounge Host. Havana Club Cigar Lounge Hosts are even trained to track their patron's cigar preferences, which will take the guess work out of their guest's next visit to the lounge.  Their spacious walk-in humidor consists of some of the most sought after brands in the industry and they worked closely with manufactures in order to provide the best selection possible. Some of the brands in their humidor include: Romeo Y Julieta, Montecristo, Oliva, Macanudo, Partagas, Cohiba, Rocky Patel, CAO, NUB, St Luis Rey, H Upmann, Padron, A. Fuente, Ashton, Diamond Crown, Gurkha, La Gloria Cubana, Camacho San Crystobal, Arganese, Gispert, La Aurora, Don Diego, Punch and many more.

Don Pablo's

3049 Las Vegas Blvd S # 25
Las Vegas 

You can get Cuban cigars in Las Vegas. Cuban-made cigars, that is. Actually, it's cigars made by Cubans, or in many cases, Dominican (when a Cuban can't be found). The tobacco is grown from seeds smuggled out of Cuba in the early 1960s, or so say the guys that run Don Pablo Cigar Co. They have a veritable factory in there, rolling cigars in trusted traditions, handed down from generations of cigar rollers. The aromas alone make the trip worthwhile. Some of the leaves are cured in liqueurs and cognacs, while the plain Jane, Cuban-rolled variety sell for $2.50 a stogie. Pipe smokers welcomed here. So are the kids, who can take the 2-cent tour of the place and watch 15 Cubans do their thing.