Humidor & bar
Four hundred square feet, kept at seventy degrees and seventy percent humidity, and a keeper inside who'd rather help you choose than sell you the priciest thing on the shelf.
The humidor
Our keeper has run this room since we opened, and his first question is never about strength. It's what you're drinking, how long you've got, and whether you ate. Answer honestly and he'll put something in your hand you wouldn't have found on your own.
Four hundred square feet, 70/70, rotated weekly. Padrón and Fuente carried in depth, a working set of Cubans for members with standing orders, and a locked case where the allocated releases wait for people who asked to be called.
Singles only — we don't sell boxes to go. What you buy here, you smoke here, which is the whole arrangement that lets us keep the doors the way they are.
The list
Roughly two hundred singles are in the room on a given night; these are the ones that never leave it. Ask about the case.
The back bar
That a cigar lounge with a weak bar is just a humidor with chairs. So: ninety expressions, weighted toward bourbon and rye, an unusually deep rum shelf, and a short list of cocktails that hold up next to smoke instead of arguing with it.
No blender. No wine list to speak of — two reds, one white, both fine, neither the point.
Members take fifteen percent off the humidor, every visit. See membership →
This site is for sale
One lounge will own it.
It could be yours.
$2,800 · sold once · live in about a week
Hollis & Vane is not a real business. The name, address, telephone, prices and stock are all invented, and none of the forms are connected to anything. Your name, your photographs and your prices go in place of the invented ones, and it launches on your domain.
What's Included · $2,800