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swh127 · 03-09-2011, 08:27 PM

Thanks for the advice all. Will definitely give duque a try next week some time or this weekend after the paintball tournement at hurricane paintball.

I really enjoyed corona cigars. To put it in perspective for those up north; if you have been to the new CI superstore in Bethlehem off of 191, the store is about the same size as the main part of the store minus the two lounges. They also have an outdoor seating area with 6 or so tables. They serve beer there and have a tremendous selection of wonderful cigars. There are about 4 or 5 rows about twenty feet long packed with cigars and they are open until midnight most of the week and 2am on the weekends. The sales people there were great. They had a great knowledge of their products and gave some excellent advice. Only wish I had more time/money to smoke there before I had to move on to my hotel.

Executive cigar shop in Melbourne was around the same size, but only had about 1/5 the selection of cigars. However the selection they had was very diverse. A little something for everyone with a lot of hard to find cigars. Lots of very comfortable seating and a very helpful sales person.

03-09-2011, 08:27 PM	#8
swh127 Still Watching My Back Join Date: Dec 2010 First Name: Scott Location: State College, PA Posts: 143 Trading: (3)	Re: Melbourne Florida cigar shops Thanks for the advice all. Will definitely give duque a try next week some time or this weekend after the paintball tournement at hurricane paintball. I really enjoyed corona cigars. To put it in perspective for those up north; if you have been to the new CI superstore in Bethlehem off of 191, the store is about the same size as the main part of the store minus the two lounges. They also have an outdoor seating area with 6 or so tables. They serve beer there and have a tremendous selection of wonderful cigars. There are about 4 or 5 rows about twenty feet long packed with cigars and they are open until midnight most of the week and 2am on the weekends. The sales people there were great. They had a great knowledge of their products and gave some excellent advice. Only wish I had more time/money to smoke there before I had to move on to my hotel. Executive cigar shop in Melbourne was around the same size, but only had about 1/5 the selection of cigars. However the selection they had was very diverse. A little something for everyone with a lot of hard to find cigars. Lots of very comfortable seating and a very helpful sales person.