SoHo Cigar Bar Celebrates Twenty Years of Unique Traditions in New York

by | Jan 22, 2019 | Bars, Culture, Dining, Featured

Soho Cigar Bar celebrated its 20th Anniversary in NYC on Wednesday, January 16th. The hotspot, formerly known as Circa Tabac, is one of New York’s oldest cigar bars and lounges and one of the few bars left in the city where smoking is permitted. Walking into the bar is like stepping back in time, all the while enjoying a true New York City experience by indulging in the finest cigars, classic cocktails, rare whiskeys, delicious food and top-notch service.

soho cigar bar celebration

Photo by Carlos Alvarado Jr.

Owner Lee Ringelheim and GM Michael Dounoulis, who is the only certified Cigar Sommelier in the state, welcomed over 150 guests over the course of the evening. Guests circulated the bar while sipping on Hudson Whiskey Old Fashioneds and watching how cigars get made along the way.

cigar rolling

Photo by Carlos Alvarado Jr.

The warm and welcoming environment of Soho Cigar Bar is reminiscent of a 1920’s speakeasy with plush leather furnishings and art deco inspired décor. Modern touches include a state-of-the-art ventilation system and flat screen TVs throughout, discreetly hidden behind timeless art photography.

soho cigar bar

Photo Courtesy of SoHo Cigar Bar

Partygoers walked away with a gift bag filled with Soho Cigar Bar merchandise, ranging from ash trays and cutters, to commemorative lighters, in addition to Tullamore Dew Irish whiskey shot glasses, Balvenie Doublewood 12 Year Old Scotch Whisky, Frey freshener, a Madame Paulette stain removal kit and a copy of the newest issue of Cigar Aficionado magazine.

soho cigar menu

Photo Courtesy of SoHo Cigar Bar

Soho Cigar Bar is open to the public 7 days a week beginning at 12pm.  For more information or to make reservations, please visit, http://www.sohocigarbar.com.

 

 

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