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The Office
Cigar Lounge
Live from our humidor in New Albany, IN
Everything in this store is on our shelf right now — 222 cigars across 39 brands. Build your hold list, send it in, and we'll set them aside at the counter. You pay in store when you pick up — we don't take payment or ship online.
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Arturo Fuente
A limited OpusX release from Arturo Fuente, built on the same estate-grown Dominican tobacco as the standard line and reserved for special production. Expect the full-bodied, concentrated OpusX character in a dressed-up format.
WrapperDominican rosadoStrengthFull
$65.00
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Room 101
Room 101 is Matt Booth's cigar brand, historically produced with the Garcia family at My Father factories and known for boldly branded, well-constructed Nicaraguan and Honduran blends that generally land in medium to full territory.
$17.25
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Padrón
The 5000 is a robusto in Padron's Thousand Series, the brand's non-vintage Nicaraguan puro line. Offered in both a natural and a maduro wrapper, it delivers Padron's signature full, box-pressed character at an everyday price.
Size5.5 x 56StrengthFull
$15.70
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Arturo Fuente
Arturo Fuente's small Dominican cigarillos, a quick all-tobacco smoke from the Fuente factory. Mild and easy, ideal for a short break.
StrengthMild
$36.50
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Casa Cuba
Casa Cuba is an Arturo Fuente line conceived by Carlito Fuente as an everyday, approachable Dominican smoke. The Doble Cuatro is a short, thicker format that keeps the blend smooth and medium-bodied.
StrengthMedium
$12.50
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Casa Cuba
A vitola in Arturo Fuente's Casa Cuba line, crafted in the Dominican Republic at Tabacalera A. Fuente. The blend aims for a balanced, approachable medium body in the classic Fuente mold.
StrengthMedium
$14.75
After work · no overthinking
Under $12
CAO
A CAO offering in the brand's gritty, military-surplus aesthetic. CAO trades in flavorful, full-bodied Central American tobacco rooted in Cano Ozgener's adventurous blending. Blend details best verified at the counter.
$5.00
Under $12
Tatuaje
El Triunfador is a reissued Pete Johnson line built around an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper and Nicaraguan tobaccos from My Father. Originally a lancero project, it carries the brand's traditional Cuban-style profile.
WrapperEcuadorian HabanoStrengthMedium-Full
$5.50
Under $12
Tatuaje
A Pete Johnson release tied to his Cabaiguan/Tatuaje stable, rolled at My Father in Nicaragua. Blend specifics vary by vitola, so check the band at pickup for exact wrapper and size.
Under $12
Micallef
A vitola from Micallef, the boutique brand founded by Texan Al Micallef and rolled in Esteli, Nicaragua. Specific blend and dimensions for this size vary, so confirm the band at pickup.
Under $12
Tatuaje
Pete Johnson's Black Label, blended with the Garcia family at My Father in Nicaragua. A box-pressed Nicaraguan puro under a dark Nicaraguan corojo wrapper, sitting firmly in the richer, fuller end of the Tatuaje range.
WrapperNicaraguan corojoStrengthMedium-Full
$6.00
Under $12
Punch
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A Punch item from the Honduran-made family of Cuban heritage, carrying the brand's traditional medium-bodied character. The point-of-sale name is unclear, so confirm the line, wrapper, and format on the shelf.
$6.00
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Arturo Fuente
The Perfecxion No. 2 is the torpedo in the Fuente Fuente OpusX lineup, a Dominican puro crowned with Fuente's estate-grown rosado sun-grown wrapper. Rich and full-bodied.
Size6.25 x 52WrapperDominican rosado sun-grownStrengthFull
$31.00
Padrón
The maduro version of Padron's box-pressed 1964 Anniversary Series, a Nicaraguan puro of four-year-aged tobaccos finished with a darker Nicaraguan maduro wrapper. Richer and a touch fuller than the natural, firmly in medium-full territory.
WrapperNicaraguan maduroStrengthMedium-Full
$22.75
Arturo Fuente
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Part of Fuente's celebrated Hemingway perfecto series, fully tapered at both ends and entirely hand-rolled. A 7 x 48 with Dominican fillers and a prized aged African Cameroon wrapper, smooth and medium-bodied.
Size7 x 48WrapperCameroonStrengthMedium
$17.20
Drew Estate
Drew Estate's Undercrown was created by the Esteli torcedores who roll Liga Privada, offering a similar Nicaraguan profile at an everyday position. Offered across maduro, Shade, and Sun Grown wrappers, so check the band for the specific blend.
StrengthMedium-Full
My Father
Le Bijou 1922 is among My Father's richest blends, a Nicaraguan puro from the Garcia family in Esteli wrapped in a dark, oily Habano oscuro Sun Grown leaf. Powerful and full-bodied.
WrapperNicaraguan Habano OscuroStrengthFull
$15.55
Oliva
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The top of Oliva's portfolio, blended in Esteli, Nicaragua, the V Melanio is a box-pressed Nicaraguan puro draped in an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper. Smooth but substantial, it sits at the refined, medium-full end of Oliva's strength range.
WrapperEcuadorian SumatraStrengthMedium-Full
Davidoff
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Part of Davidoff's Dominican-made Late Hour series, blended with filler tobaccos aged in single-malt Scotch whisky barrels and finished under an Ecuadorian wrapper. The Belicoso is a fuller, richer expression of the Davidoff house style.
WrapperEcuadorian HabanoStrengthMedium-Full
$57.00
Cohiba
A release under General Cigar's Dominican Cohiba (the red-dot, non-Cuban brand), known for premium long-filler blends and refined construction. Confirm this line's specific wrapper and origin with staff.
Ashton
From the Ashton Cabinet Selection, an extra-aged line built on long-aged Dominican fillers under a Connecticut Shade wrapper. The No. 3 is a refined, mild to medium offering rolled at the Fuente factory.
WrapperConnecticut ShadeStrengthMild-Medium
$23.00
The whole humidor
4 cigars in stock · from $8.80
ACID launched in the late 1990s as Drew Estate's boldest experiment—infused cigars that polarized traditional smokers and created an entirely new category.
Shop ACID →2 cigars in stock · from $17.40
Aganorsa Leaf has spent decades cultivating some of Nicaragua's finest tobacco before most American smokers ever knew the name.
Shop Aganorsa Leaf →3 cigars in stock · from $8.05
Aladino is the signature brand of the Eiroa family's Honduran operation, JRE Tobacco. When Julio Eiroa—who built the legendary Camacho brand before selling it—and his son Justo launched the line in 2015, they named it after El Cine Aladino, the hist…
Shop Aladino →35 cigars in stock · from $7.95
Arturo Fuente began in 1912 when a young Cuban cigar maker arrived in Tampa, Florida with nothing but his skill and his name.
Shop Arturo Fuente →7 cigars in stock · from $18.15
Ashton was founded in 1985 by Robert Levin, a Philadelphia tobacconist who partnered with the legendary Fuente family to craft cigars that married old-world craftsmanship with refined American taste.
Shop Ashton →7 cigars in stock · from $13.75
AVO cigars trace back to legendary jazz pianist and composer Avo Uvezian, who partnered with Hendrik Kelner in the 1980s to create a cigar as refined and harmonious as his music.
Shop AVO →3 cigars in stock · from $11.85
Camacho traces its roots to the early 1960s, when Cuban exile Simón Camacho established the brand in Miami after leaving the island.
Shop Camacho →15 cigars in stock · from $5.00
CAO was founded in 1968 by Cano A. Ozgener, a mechanical engineer who left Turkey and brought a meticulous, process-driven approach first to pipes and humidors, then to premium cigars in the 1990s.
Shop CAO →4 cigars in stock · from $12.50
Casa Cuba holds a special place in the Fuente story: it was the last blend created by family patriarch Carlos Fuente Sr., and the first entirely new brand from the family since Opus X debuted in 1995.
Shop Casa Cuba →1 cigar in stock · from $10.40
Cohiba stands as Cuba's most celebrated cigar brand, introduced in 1966 as a private smoke for Fidel Castro and visiting dignitaries before its limited public release in 1982.
Shop Cohiba →11 cigars in stock · from $8.65
Crowned Heads launched in 2011 when four former CAO colleagues—Jon Huber, Mike Conder, Michael Trebing, and Nancy Heathman—decided to build a brand rooted in storytelling, creative packaging, and collaboration with some of the finest factories in th…
Shop Crowned Heads →5 cigars in stock · from $7.60
Davidoff traces its lineage to Zino Davidoff, a Swiss tobacconist who opened his Geneva shop in 1930 and began crafting his own blends in the 1940s.
Shop Davidoff →4 cigars in stock · from $14.50
Diamond Crown stands as the flagship creation of the Newmans, the family behind J.C. Newman Cigar Company—America's oldest family-owned premium cigar maker, founded in 1895.
Shop Diamond Crown →3 cigars in stock · from $9.75
José "Pepín" García is one of the most revered Cuban-born cigar makers of the modern era. After decades rolling and supervising production in Cuba's tobacco industry, he emigrated to the United States in the early 2000s and founded El Rey de los Hab…
Shop Don Pepín García →13 cigars in stock · from $9.75
Drew Estate transformed the premium cigar world when Jonathan Drew and Marvin Samel founded the company in New York City in 1996, later moving operations to Nicaragua.
Shop Drew Estate →2 cigars in stock · from $17.75
E.P. Carrillo represents the life's work of Ernesto Perez-Carrillo Jr., a second-generation cigar maker who's been blending tobacco since the 1960s.
Shop E.P. Carrillo →1 cigar in stock · from $28.00
Ferio Tego emerged in 2021 when Michael Herklots and Brendon Scott — two longtime executives of New York's storied Nat Sherman International — decided to build something of their own after Nat Sherman's parent company shut the cigar business down in…
Shop FERIO TEGO →1 cigar in stock · from $11.90
Herrera Estelí launched in 2013 as the first signature line from master blender Willy Herrera, who joined Drew Estate in 2011 — and it marked a deliberate statement from a house known mainly for infused and flavored cigars.
Shop Herrera Esteli →3 cigars in stock · from $11.50
J.C. Newman is the oldest family-owned premium cigar manufacturer in the United States, founded in 1895 by Julius Caeser Newman in Cleveland, Ohio.
Shop J.C. Newman Co. →1 cigar in stock · from $10.00
Java was born in 2004 as a first-of-its-kind collaboration between two of the hardest-working names in cigars: Rocky Patel, who wanted a coffee-infused cigar in his portfolio, and Jonathan Drew, whose Drew Estate had already established itself as th…
Shop Java →3 cigars in stock · from $7.45
JFR stands for Just For Retailers — a brand created by Aganorsa Leaf (formerly Casa Fernandez) to deliver estate-grown Nicaraguan tobacco at a more approachable price point without sacrificing quality.
Shop JFR →7 cigars in stock · from $8.30
Joya de Nicaragua holds the distinction of being Nicaragua's first premium cigar manufacturer, founded in 1968 in the city of Estelí.
Shop Joya De Nicaragua →1 cigar in stock · from $6.30
La Aroma de Cuba traces its roots to 19th-century Havana, where the original marque earned a devoted following — reputedly including Winston Churchill — before fading away in the modern era.
Shop La Aroma De Cuba →2 cigars in stock · from $14.00
La Palina traces its roots to 1896 Chicago, where Samuel Paley built a cigar empire that became one of America's most recognized brands in the early 20th century.
Shop La Palina →5 cigars in stock · from $11.50
Macanudo emerged in 1968 from the legendary General Cigar Company, blended and rolled in Jamaica for decades before production moved to the Dominican Republic around 2000.
Shop Macanudo →12 cigars in stock · from $5.85
Micallef Cigars began the way the best cigar stories do — in a lounge, over a smoke. In 2016, Texas entrepreneur Al Micallef, a businessman with ventures in ranching and fine dining, struck up a conversation with two men at a cigar lounge and quickl…
Shop Micallef →8 cigars in stock · from $10.15
My Father Cigars grew out of the García family's American journey: José "Pepin" García — already a master roller in Cuba's tobacco world — emigrated in the early 2000s and opened his first small factory in Miami in 2003.
Shop My Father →3 cigars in stock · from $25.00
The OCL House Line represents The Office Cigar Lounge's commitment to delivering quality cigars that don't require a second mortgage.
Shop OCL House Line →1 cigar in stock · from $17.50
Oliva traces its roots to 19th-century Cuba, where Melanio Oliva first grew tobacco in Pinar del Río. After the Revolution, the family relocated to Nicaragua, establishing farms in the Jalapa Valley and eventually founding the Oliva Cigar Company in…
Shop Oliva →9 cigars in stock · from $15.00
Padrón began in 1964 when José Orlando Padrón fled Cuba with a hammer and his family. He settled in Miami, started hand-rolling cigars in a small factory, and built what would become one of the most respected names in the industry.
Shop Padrón →1 cigar in stock · from $8.75
Partagás traces its roots to 1845 Havana, where Spanish immigrant Don Jaime Partagás founded what would become one of Cuba's legendary cigar houses.
Shop Partagas →1 cigar in stock · from $7.30
Perla del Mar — "Pearl of the Sea" — is a historic brand with roots in 1905, when four Cuban brothers began hand-rolling cigars from tobacco grown on their family farm and named them for the Caribbean waters surrounding the island.
Shop Perla Del Mar →6 cigars in stock · from $6.00
Punch cigars trace their roots back to 1840s Cuba, making them one of the oldest continuously produced cigar brands in the world.
Shop Punch →14 cigars in stock · from $8.50
Rocky Patel Cigars came together in the mid-1990s when attorney-turned-tobacconist Rocky Patel left his Los Angeles law practice to pursue the cigar trade full-time.
Shop Rocky Patel →4 cigars in stock · from $14.60
Room 101 began as a jewelry company — Matt Booth, a U.S. Marine turned Los Angeles jewelry designer, founded it in 2003, naming it after the dreaded room in George Orwell's *1984* (with a nod to Highway 101 running through LA).
Shop Room 101 →1 cigar in stock · from $12.00
San Cristobal originated in Cuba in 1999 under Habanos S.A., named after the old colonial name for Havana itself. The brand was positioned as a boutique offering with limited distribution, earning a reputation among enthusiasts who appreciated its r…
Shop San Cristobal →4 cigars in stock · from $7.00
Tabak Especial, known in some markets simply as Tabak ESP, emerged from Drew Estate's Nicaraguan factory as a deliberate fusion of premium tobacco and coffee culture.
Shop Tabak ESP →10 cigars in stock · from $5.50
Tatuaje was founded in 2003 by Pete Johnson, a veteran tobacconist of Beverly Hills' famed Grand Havana Room who turned his passion for cigars into one of the most respected boutique brands in the industry.
Shop Tatuaje →5 cigars in stock · from $6.55
Zino was launched in 1978 by Zino Davidoff himself, together with Dr. Ernst Schneider of the Oettinger group — a handcrafted Honduran line born of Davidoff's drive to explore tobacco territories beyond Cuba, and originally aimed at American smokers…
Shop Zino →Don't see what you're after? Call 812-786-7477 — if we don't have it, we can usually get it within a week or two.
