I spent just about every day there while I was working in Brunswick. They do have a good selelction of cigars. He did also have a decent selection of pipes. I did pick up 2 pipes while I was down there. If it wasn't for Alex, I would have probably gone nuts while living in that tiny town. LOL If you want to see even larger walk in humidors and pipe selections, come to Atlanta :w
Great Cigar Shop in Georgia
First a disclaimer! I am in no way affiliated witht his store and am receiving nothing for this plug - just had a really good experience and thought I'd tell everyone.
Just wanted to let all of ya'll know about a cigar store that I visited while on a business trip/vacation down on St Simons Island, GA. The name of the shop is The Cigar Guy. I believe the owners first name is Alex (great name - its mine too). The Cigar Guy is located in Redfern Village and has the most cigars/tobacco/pipes per square foot that I have ever seen. The owner was very helpful and extremely knowledgable about cigars, etc. Their house brand cigar comes in a natural and a maduro wrapper in a variety of shapes and sizes. We tried a variety of the Cigar Guy brand cigars and enjoyed each one. I'm always a little skeptical about house brand cigars, but these were very good.
If you are ever down in the St Simons/Jekyll Island/Sea Island area stop by and check out the selection there. They also have a website there www.cigarguy.com but the selection on the site doesn't do justice to the selection there.
Anyhow, thought I'd let ya'll know about this store. Might be a little off topic on this board but oh well.
Just wanted to let all of ya'll know about a cigar store that I visited while on a business trip/vacation down on St Simons Island, GA. The name of the shop is The Cigar Guy. I believe the owners first name is Alex (great name - its mine too). The Cigar Guy is located in Redfern Village and has the most cigars/tobacco/pipes per square foot that I have ever seen. The owner was very helpful and extremely knowledgable about cigars, etc. Their house brand cigar comes in a natural and a maduro wrapper in a variety of shapes and sizes. We tried a variety of the Cigar Guy brand cigars and enjoyed each one. I'm always a little skeptical about house brand cigars, but these were very good.
If you are ever down in the St Simons/Jekyll Island/Sea Island area stop by and check out the selection there. They also have a website there www.cigarguy.com but the selection on the site doesn't do justice to the selection there.
Anyhow, thought I'd let ya'll know about this store. Might be a little off topic on this board but oh well.
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I believe I met Alex in Clearwater back in 2000. Still have a card in the rolodex with the logo from the website, so it must be the same Cigar Guy!
I'll have to stop in next time I'm in the area.
I'll have to stop in next time I'm in the area.
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