Which are the most cigar-friendly states?

[ColdCuts]

Originally Posted by the nub

I'd say sober is a pretty friendly state. Slightly intoxicated is usually pretty friendly also. Fallin ass drunk would be a very sorry state, though.

You know, it's occurred to me that a better title for this thread might've been, "U.S. residents, is your state cigar-friendly or not?

All US-based members could then chime in about the degree of cigar-friendlyness where they are. It's a tougher thing to ask folks about places they don't know. That's my shortsightedness.

[shark]

Not Michigan, either. High tobacco taxes and no smoking allowed indoors at any establishments at all except for casinos, tobacco shops, or cigar bars. Cigar bars are a funny thing here, in that they have to make at least 10% of their revenue from tobacco sales in order to allow smoking indoors. Oh yeah, and any bar with outside seating, still no smoking. Gee, I feel so lucky that the gov't. in Lansing still allows me to smoke at home!

[Gabe215]

I'd say Florida, PA has a low tax as well, tons of B&M's but cigars are part of Floridas culture so it's very smoke friendly!

[mahtofire14]

Originally Posted by shark

Not Michigan, either. High tobacco taxes and no smoking allowed indoors at any establishments at all except for casinos, tobacco shops, or cigar bars. Cigar bars are a funny thing here, in that they have to make at least 10% of their revenue from tobacco sales in order to allow smoking indoors. Oh yeah, and any bar with outside seating, still no smoking. Gee, I feel so lucky that the gov't. in Lansing still allows me to smoke at home!

I'm waiting for the day they tell us we can't smoke in our backyards!