A Night of Fine Spirits, Smoke, and Great Company
Prepare for a one-of-a-kind evening featuring a perfect mix of fine bourbon, rich barbecue, and premium cigars-designed for those who appreciate craftsmanship, great company, and unforgettable moments.
Held at Summit Cigar Company, you and your guests will enjoy the freedom to select your favorite spot to relax, light up, and unwind. Each guest will get to choose their own cigar of choice with a retail price up to $20 from Summit Cigar's walk-in humidor.
Leading the night's tasting is Eric Bucholtz, Uncle Nearest Brand Ambassador and Executive Bourbon Steward. Eric will guide you through a "Bottled-in-Bond" bourbon flight, showcasing four carefully selected bourbons and ryes. You'll learn the fascinating story of the Bottled-in- Bond Act of 1897-the nation's first consumer protection law-and why these standards of quality still matter today. Explore the distinct flavors of bonded bourbons, all while enjoying the camaraderie of your group.
Complementing the bourbon and cigars is a barbecue feast prepared by Chef Amanda Parks of Bluebird Crafted Meals, perfectly designed to match the evening's pours and atmosphere. The evening promises more than just great food and drink-it's about shared experiences and making memories with friends that you'll be talking about for years to come.
This Experience Includes:
- A bourbon tasting flight featuring four Bottle-in-Bond bourbons and ryes, led by Eric Bucholtz
- Each guest will choose their own cigar (up to $20) from Summit Cigar's walk-in humidor
- A handcrafted barbecue dinner by Chef Amanda Parks
- A relaxed, customizable setting at Summit Cigar Company to enjoy your evening
Details:
- Includes 12 guests, all must be 21 years of age or older
- Must be scheduled on a mutually agreeable date
- Must be redeemed within 3 months of purchase
- Scheduled at least 10 days in advance
Bring your friends for a memorable evening of bourbon, cigars, and barbecue that blends history, flavor, and friendship into one remarkable experience.
