Cigar Landing Reopens After Hurricane Sandy

Andy Oh of Cigar Landing downtown at the South Street Seaport sent this email out yesterday. The shop is now open after Hurricane Sandy swept through and caused a lot of destruction.

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First, we’re back in business and hosting a poker night this Friday (starting 5:00 pm). Second, we’d like to express our extreme gratitude to everyone who’s come by to support us in recent days, as we continue to recover from Hurricane Sandy. It’s going to be a long hard struggle, especially since most of the other businesses in the area will not be operational for a while.

If you’d like to help out one of the local Seaport establishments, I’ve set up a funding page for Fishmarket restaurant, which as many of you know is affiliated with Cigar Landing. Please consider making a donation at this link: http://www.gofundme.com/1h3hqc.

Cheers,
150 Beekman Street (between South and Front Streets, one block north of Pier 17 @ the Seaport).
917.975.7763
www.cigarlanding150.com
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/CigarLanding
twitter: @CigarLanding150

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Matthias Clock: Brand evangelist, digital marketer, cigar and spirits expert specializing in consumer tasting and educational events. Matthias made the long trek from his hometown of Portland, Oregon to New York City in 2007, and in nine years has hosted more than 120 events and helped promote and launch dozens of cigar and whiskey brands in the U.S. In 2016, he joined the Cigar Journal Tasting Panel, blind-reviewing pre and new release cigars.
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