Kept here. Smoked here.
A locker is for the box you picked up last month and are not ready to open. For what you brought home from a brand night, put away for the right occasion. For the one you are holding until something is worth celebrating.
It is also the difference between planning a visit and just stopping in. Walk through the door, open your locker, and the afternoon starts.
Which only matters if the room is somewhere you actually want to spend it. Summit has two indoor lounges, one built for work and conversation and one built around the screens, plus a covered, heated patio and grounds beyond it. Both indoor rooms run active carbon filtration, so an afternoon here does not follow you home.
Storage is
the Difference
Cigars are agricultural. They respond to where they sit, and they keep responding for years.
Held in steady conditions, a good cigar often improves. The edges soften, the components marry, and a stick you liked in year one can be noticeably better in year three. Held badly, the same cigar goes the other way, and there is no getting it back.
The trouble with keeping them at home is not that people do it wrong. It is that a house is a hard place to keep anything stable. A furnace runs all winter and the air conditioning runs all summer. A humidor gets opened three times a day in July and forgotten for six weeks in February. Every one of those swings registers.
A locker here sits in a room built to hold cigars, at conditions the shop is watching anyway.
Store your cigars
What You Would Be Storing
The walk-in humidor runs from the names everyone knows to the small-batch releases collectors go looking for. Arturo Fuente and OpusX. Padron, including the 1964 Anniversary Series and 1926 Serie. Drew Estate and Liga Privada. Foundation, Tatuaje, Crowned Heads, My Father, RoMa Craft, Illusione and Aganorsa.
The selection is always expanding, and a locker means you are set up to act when something worth having comes in.
Common Questions
Do I need a locker to use the lounge?
No, the lounge and patio are open to anyone who walks in and purchases a cigar.
How do I get one?
We are at max capacity at the moment, but we will happily add you to the wait list in the order requests come in, and we will be working through it as phase two comes together.
Do you sell memberships?
No. Summit does not currently require a membership, but we do have rentable lockers for patrons who wish to have one. When phase two of our lounge revamp is complete there will be an optional membership program, but Summit Cigar Co. will always provide a spot for a new friend to stop in and smoke a cigar without a membership.
How are the lockers kept?
Cedar lined and humidified, with the temperature and humidity regulated by us. The cabinets are built so air circulates through the whole locker rather than sitting still around a stacked box.
What people are saying
“Great spot. Good selection of cigars”
“Kind of place you could go to in the middle of the day to get work done or go with a few friends in the evening to hang out. “
Dominic G
“Everyone is nice and great to talk to.”
“Everyone is nice and great to talk to at the lounge. Just started coming here and will be coming to smoke and enjoy my stogies for a long time. “
Carl B
“I will definitely visit again”
“Great choice of cigars!! Matt was very cool and well informative. Man knows about his sticks. I will definitely visit again.
Uziel R
Store your collection
Ask About a Locker
(330) 576-69001924 N. Cleveland Massillon Rd., Akron, Ohio
Getting here
| Fairlawn & Montrose | 10 min |
|---|---|
| Akron | 15 min |
| Copley | 15 min |
| Richfield | 15 min |
| Cuyahoga Falls | 20 min |
| Medina | 25 min |
|---|---|
| Hudson | 25 min |
| Brecksville | 25 min |
| Canton | 35 min |
| Cleveland | 35 min |
Parking in our own lot. No reservations and no cover.