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A place for GrownAsh men.

So you enjoy smoking premium cigars, huh?

How dare you?! Even in today’s nannydom – where everyone else claims to know best how to live your life – you exercise your personal freedom to enjoy a work of art, a legal product, crafted by caring hands from sown seed to store shelf. Must be some kind of WiseAsh… If so, WELCOME! WiseAsh Cigars is your cigar store home for selection, service and kindred spirits. Drop by, pick a stick, and relax in our nanny-free “stogie sanctuary” (metro Atlanta’s premier smoking lounge).

Jul
04
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Enjoy your independence (what little the government hasn't stripped yet) Saturday July 4th at WiseAsh with great cigars, a cookout and poker tournament. We'll

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Can’t fix stupid…

Comedian Ron White, who always enjoys a cigar and glass of scotch while performing, has the law in Bismark, North Dakota scratching their heads over whether to charge him for smoking on stage during a performance, which violated a local no-smoking ordinance. White, who has always been very up front about the fact that he smokes on stage and won't perform at venues where he's prohibited to do so, downplays it in his typical, "You can't fix stupid," manner. Good for him. He's right. Stupid has run amok in our country and no amount of government nannydom will curb that tide. More than likely it'll fan the flames of ignorance, as it already has when it comes to the general public's opinion of cigar smoking. Here's a link to the story about White's "little cigar incident."

http://www.startribune.com/entertainment/45403557.html?elr=KArksLckD8EQDUoaEyqyP4O:DW3ckUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aUUsA  

 

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Come Have A Smoke With Us!

WiseAsh Cigars is in the Cumberland Square North Shopping Center at 2417 Cobb Parkway, next to Office Depot and across the parking lot from Olive Garden, a half-mile north of I285 (exit 20) and the Cumberland/Galleria malls.

We're open 10-8 Monday-Saturday and 1-6 Sundays.

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"The most futile and disastrous day seems well spent when it is reviewed through the blue, fragrant smoke of a Cigar." Evelen Waugh