GodOfFire 05:53 PM 06-24-2011
I'm going to be up here for a couple of weeks. It will be a peaceful get away for my anniversary with my beautiful Bride. I have some great cigars to smoke and a few of them came from Brothers on this forum. Thank you, you know who you are.
Just curious anyone know where the closest cigar shop or lounge is to me in Blue Ridge? I don't know of any but I'm only familiar with the most immediate parts of this town and don't know much about the surrounding area.
Thanks,
Jackie
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Steve 06:06 PM 06-24-2011
There used to be a shop in Clayton Ga., a little east of you. I do not remember the name, but I think it may have closed down.
A little north of you is
Smokey Mountain Cigars
1991 Georgia Road, Franklin, NC
(828) 369-1000
and
Highlands Wine Cellar & Cigar
114 North 4th Street, Highlands, NC
(828) 526-3553
I haven't been to these in a while, so I cannot vouch for them. Sorry.
Enjoy the time with your bride though. You are in some beautiful country. My dad has a place above Lake Burton near Clayton. I am hoping to get back up there soon to do some fishing.
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AtlantaDave 06:40 PM 06-24-2011
Can't help you with any cigar shops, but you're in some beautiful country up that way. Enjoy yourselves and Happy Anniversary, Jackie!
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GodOfFire 10:02 AM 06-25-2011
Thanks fellas I appreciate your input. Steve both of those places are about an hour to two hours north of me. Alittle further than I will probably travel but thanks none the less.
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guado 04:24 PM 06-25-2011
Originally Posted by steve:
There used to be a shop in Clayton Ga., a little east of you. I do not remember the name, but I think it may have closed down.
A little north of you is
Smokey Mountain Cigars
1991 Georgia Road, Franklin, NC
(828) 369-1000
and
Highlands Wine Cellar & Cigar
114 North 4th Street, Highlands, NC
(828) 526-3553
I haven't been to these in a while, so I cannot vouch for them. Sorry.
Enjoy the time with your bride though. You are in some beautiful country. My dad has a place above Lake Burton near Clayton. I am hoping to get back up there soon to do some fishing.
Smokey mountain in franklin is a new one. Very small selection. Nice guys.
Highlands is more typical albeit overpriced(compared to FL). There is also a shop across main street a few stores down that has cigars. Largest selection is definitely at the wine and cigar place.
The one in clayton closed down probably 6 years ago. Used to be next door to a breakfast joint called The Cookie Jar(the co-owner was the banjo player in deliverance).
So it just depends on what is closer to you. That is my update from the last time I Was up there which I think was new years. Heading up next weekend for a few days.
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guado 04:25 PM 06-25-2011
Originally Posted by GodOfFire:
Thanks fellas I appreciate your input. Steve both of those places are about an hour to two hours north of me. Alittle further than I will probably travel but thanks none the less.
What city are you in? Or is blue ridge the name of the town?
*edit* just looked it up. Yea I was definitely thinking you were closer to clayton also.
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area51 04:27 PM 06-25-2011
Enjoy man, I wish I knew how far this was from my place... maybe ill mapquest it later
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GodOfFire 08:20 PM 06-25-2011
Kenneth, I have only been in GA for about a year and a half now. I'm in Marietta normally but vacation in Blue Ridge for the next couple of weeks. Marietta is just north of ATL and Blue Ridge is about an hour north of Marietta. I don't know where Columbus is but I should mapquest it... I'm always looking to hook up with another botl for a mini herf.
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Steve 11:54 PM 06-25-2011
Originally Posted by guado:
The one in clayton closed down probably 6 years ago. Used to be next door to a breakfast joint called The Cookie Jar(the co-owner was the banjo player in deliverance).
That was the one. I thought it was gone, but I haven't been up there in a couple of years.
Sounds like we have some of the same stomping grounds brother!
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alfredo_buscatti 01:29 PM 06-26-2011
Helen GA sounds like it might be close. I have no idea whether they have a B&M, but Helen has a thriving business center, and is very touristy.
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