Churchill’s Fine Cigars Celebrates 19 Years Of Exceptional Service 

Churchill’s Fine Cigars proudly celebrates 19 years of selling fine cigars. For nearly two decades, the establishment has been a premier destination for cigar aficionados, built on a foundation of personalized service and a deep passion for the craft. 

Owner Deb Wemette attributes the business’s longevity to a simple, yet profound philosophy: “We smoke what we sell.” Unlike other retailers, the selection at Churchill’s is a result of careful, personal curation. Wemette hand-selects every cigar, ensuring that the inventory is not just vast, but of the highest quality. 

This dedication extends to customer service, where the focus is on understanding each person’s unique palate. She works to match customers with the perfect blend that suits their individual taste. 

To celebrate, Churchill’s invites guests to enjoy a cigar in its comfortable smoking parlor or in The Den, a space available for private events and gatherings. The Den will continue to host a variety of events for the community. As a BYOB establishment, patrons can enjoy their favorite beverage alongside a premium cigar. 

As a thank you to its loyal customers and to welcome new ones, Churchill’s is offering a 19% discount on all purchases to anyone who mentions this month’s ad. 

Located at 633 East Grand Avenue in Hot Springs, Churchill’s Fine Cigars has been providing a unique and personalized cigar experience since 2006. Hours of operation are Wednesday through Saturday, 11 AM to 6 PM. Must be 21 or older with a valid ID to enter. 

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