They’ll also be offering their full complement of in-stock cigars for customers interested expanding their horizons. The Tinder Box will be pitching a tent out back to accommodate the expected crowd and of course be opening the downstairs lounge for the party. Tickets for the May 14 event are $95 and are still available though space is limited. They’re confident the Puro d’Oro is now ready for the world and I’m looking forward to the introduction. Lancaster Ave, Haverford, PA, 19041 and other contact details such as address. Kelner had been working for years on the Yamasa wrapper and the line was originally scheduled to be launched last summer but Davidoff held off to perfect the blend. Find opening times and closing times for Tinder Box Internationale in 391 W. The Puro d’Oro, (which means “Pure Gold” by the way) is Davidoff’s first entirely-Dominican made cigar. Kelner and Nish share a passion for the good life and it’s fair to say the pair will have plenty to share with we novice bon vivants.
Kelner will be on hand personally to talk about creating the all-Dominican cigar – Davidoff’s first – along with his son and famed New York restaurateur Wayne Nish.
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Guests will be treated to dinner, hors d’oeuvres, live entertainment and a free commemorative four pack of Puro d’Oros signed by Henrik Kelner, the man who created them. The Haverford cigar shop is one of only a dozen in the country selected to host the world premier of Davidoff’s highly-anticipated Puro d’Oro cigar and they’re planning one hell of a coming out party. Were you willing to take the plunge and introduce yourself to the wonders of the cigar world you couldn’t ask for a better opportunity than the Tinder Box’s Davidoff event on Friday, May 14. I guess not everyone has had the pleasure of an idyllic childhood and an eccentric Uncle, but I daresay a good cigar can make up for a lot of hardship in one’s life if one is only willing to give it a go. The smell of a good cigar has a Proustian effect, instantly transporting me to the foot of my Uncle Jim’s armchair where, as a young lad, I would receive a bounty of candy, pocket change and cryptic advice about women and life that I was far too young to appreciate. Whenever the subject is touched on, which is more often than you’d think if I’m involved in the conversation, the most frequent complaint lodged by naysayers is the smell. Among the many of my oft-mentioned vices I think my deep and abiding love of cigars must be the least popular with the general public.
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