So we headed down to Boss Cigars in Arroyo Grande to meet Don Juan, who owns Dignity Cigars, and gather with about 15 or so cigar afficionados. Don Juan was there to tell us the story of how he got in the cigar biz and why he wanted to make more organic cigars.
While listening to him and chatting with everyone else, Jeff Steele, owner of Roxo Port Cellars, was there pouring his port wines to pair with the stogies.
Now to Boss Cigars, Christina owns this little cigar shop in Arroyo Grande, CA. and we had to show you the walk-in humidor…awesome!! Doc with the Stogie Fresh website ( http://www.stogiefresh.com ) and podcast was also there. And these two help put together the Crush & Roll cigar event in Paso Robles.
Good people + good cigars + good port wine = good times!!
Check out the Crush & Roll event this year, we’ll post more about it as we get new information. But also go check out Boss Cigars when you’re in Arroyo Grande, Doc’s podcast and website- Stogie Fresh, as well as Roxo Port Cellars. All good people doing their thing!! Cheers!!
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I’ll have to forward their website to my dad, he loves his cigars with a beer. Thanks for sharing.
Cigars and beer work, too! Cheers to your Dad, Bev!!!
Had my Roxo Negrette last night too, but with Medina Chocolates. Roxo rocks!
Hey Xochitl…sounds like a great end to a Valentine’s Day! Good for you!