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Where to Light Up: Birmingham Cigar Lounges to Shop, Find Community

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Humidor Room in The Black Leaf Cigar Lounge. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

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Compiled by The Birmingham Times

Cigar lounges are experiencing a moment in Birmingham right now. From the new high-end lounge, Sticks & Bourbon, opening soon downtown, to the traditional Black Leaf Cigar Company, smokers have no shortage of places to enjoy a stick and catch a vibe according to their mood. Here are a few options aficionados should check out.

 

Black Leaf Cigar Company

1509 3rd Ave West

(205) 777-4500

A back-to-the-basics cigar lounge that caters to members and features a custom, triple-insulated humidor with boutique cigars.

 

Bodega on Fifth

3401 5th Ave South

(205) 480-8336

Enjoy cocktails and cigars on Birmingham’s Southside or smoke outside in their gorgeous courtyard space.

 

The Briary

609 Oak Grove Rd

(205) 942-9001

Along with a quaint and cozy smoking room, the Briary is nationally known for briar smoking pipes and has over a thousand pipes at all times. The Briary has a large walk-in humidor full of fine cigars of every type and price range.

 

Cigars & More 280

4673 Highway 280 Ste 5

(205) 991-3270

The Highway 280 location of this franchise features a bar and an outdoor space. Members can also work remotely in the workroom.

 

Cigars & More Patton Creek / Hoover

160 Main St #100, Hoover, AL

(205) 982-3198

Cigars & More Patton Creek in Hoover, Alabama, has become a popular destination for cigar enthusiasts, catering to both seasoned smokers and newcomers alike and offering a wide array of premium cigars. The lounge is an inviting, well-ventilated space that includes comfortable seating arrangements, large TVs, and an outdoor patio.

 

Cigars & More Trussville

1423 Gadsden Hwy #101

(205) 655-4242

Cigars & More Trussville was the first Cigars & More location, launched with the idea to have a carefully curated cigar selection with a mixture of big and small brands combined with a friendly atmosphere and inviting cigar lounge.

 

The Cigar Shop LLC

239 Fieldstown Rd, Gardendale, AL 35071

(205) 285-9568

This family-run shop offers a large selection of premium cigars and accessories and features a smoking lounge.

Flashover Cigars is a brand owned by Birmingham local Bruce Smith. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)

Chynchylya Cigar Room

610 3rd Ave W

(205) 734-8887

This lounge seeks to offer an “all in one” experience with fine cigars and drinks.

 

Da Garage Cigar Lounge LLC

1671 Center Point Pkwy Ste 101

(205) 960-0787

This Centerpoint lounge seeks to be more than purveyors of fine cigars; they want to be storytellers, crafting and curating the finest cigars from around the globe, each with its own unique tale to tell.

 

The Humidor Room Cigar & Scotch Bar

2115 7th Ave S

(205) 995-4481

The Humidor Room offers a full bar to accompany a wide variety of fine cigars and tobacco products from around the world.

 

Klassic Smokes Cigar Lounge

5337B Bessemer Super Hwy

(205) 515-7790

Enjoy live music on Tuesdays in a laid-back environment at this cigar lounge in Midfield.

 

Tailored Smoke

3431 Colonnade Pkwy Ste 500

(205) 910-5838

Nestled in the Colonnade shopping center, Tailored Smoke offers an upscale cigar experience with nights dedicated to DJs and live performances.

 

Trussville Cigar Company LLC

112 Glenn Ave, Trussville, AL

(205) 508-5277

Discover premium cigars, rare finds, and a premium smoking lounge experience at this shop located in the heart of Trussville, Alabama.

 

Vitola Fine Cigars Mountain Brook

2911 Cahaba Rd

(205) 803-1711

A family owned and operated tobacconist located in Mountain Brook Village, Vitola specializes in premium cigars. The lounge is filled with leather chairs, big screen TVs and great conversation.

Including the Black Leaf Cigar Company, smokers have no shortage of places to enjoy a stick and catch a vibe according to their mood. (Amarr Croskey, For The Birmingham Times)