The Metropolitan Cigar Society, located in
Fairfield, NJ, just west of Manhattan, is a
model for all private cigar clubs in the
country. Founded in 1994, the Metro is the
oldest non commercial establishment of its
kind in the US. It gives cigar enthusiasts a
refuge to enjoy their hobby and not worry
about dirty looks or caustic comments. It
encompasses 4,300 square feet, and
include a main lounge, a "quiet area",
kitchen facilities, a game room, a walk in
humidor with 190 lockers, and the new La
Cubana Room, home of their famous
monthly dinners, which draws some of the
biggest names in the cigar industry. For
more information, visit their website.
Fairfield, NJ, just west of Manhattan, is a
model for all private cigar clubs in the
country. Founded in 1994, the Metro is the
oldest non commercial establishment of its
kind in the US. It gives cigar enthusiasts a
refuge to enjoy their hobby and not worry
about dirty looks or caustic comments. It
encompasses 4,300 square feet, and
include a main lounge, a "quiet area",
kitchen facilities, a game room, a walk in
humidor with 190 lockers, and the new La
Cubana Room, home of their famous
monthly dinners, which draws some of the
biggest names in the cigar industry. For
more information, visit their website.
