Tewksbury & Co

Great place. Friendly staff and patrons. Good selection of sticks and very reasonably priced.

Great Selection, great service!

Came here recently while on the hunt for somewhere to smoke and have to say I was suitably impressed. Great selection of cigars at decent prices. They also had tons of pipe merchandise and quite a few flavors of pipe tobacco.
Staff was friendly and helpful. I am definitely adding them into the rotation.

Very nice little shop in Writer’s Square. Small seating area to enjoy a smoke up front, fairly large, well stocked humidor in the back. Daily wine tastings (looked like local wines). The staff was friendly and the prices where right.
It is a great location and nothing to complain about, we will definitely head back in when down that way.

Tiny, but well worth the visit. Not a lot of inventory if you’re a pipe smoker like me, but their house blends more than make up for it. Hobbit’s Weed, Nosferatu and Celtic Blend are my faves. Service is always top notch and friendly.

Camaraderie at its best, this is one of the best smoking places around town, if you’re looking for a everybody knows your name atmosphere, this is the place to be Mr. Tewksbury Is one of the most kind and sincere people I have met and the staff is great

First of all I did not come here for the tobacco products but instead for the fact that this is a tasting room for Plum Creek Winery a Colorado winery. The wine was good and I was able to taste all of them. However the service left little to be desired and the girl working was not friendly until I was ready to make a purchase.

Dave and company really are as friendly as the other reviews say. They get to know you by name and are always ready to help you or leave you alone if you desire. The selection is great. If you don’t like the prices, Dave doesn’t control that, go talk to your Congressman or Senator.

Nonsmoker reviewing a smoke shop… go figure. I love smoking accessories, lighters, cigarette cases, ashtrays and cigar boxes. I pop into cigar shops to see if they sell any of the old cigar boxes and can usaully pick up a few at a time. This was much more than a cigar shop, they had CO. wines, that I would have liked to become more familiar with, however I had to fly that evening. The guy working there was so nice and informative. If his knowledge about cigars is anywhere near his knowledge of wines, you could learn a great deal about cigars! PS. I did end up with 3 cigar empty boxes (noe filled with desk items!

Tewksbury admittedly benefits from their wonderful surroundings. Nestled near Larimer Square you can find Tewksbury holding down a spot next to popular café’s and lounges.
It certainly looks the part too. On the smallish side but jam packed with all the things cigar and pipe smokers like, amidst wood walls and floors.
There is no TV here, but it is undoubtedly good for conversation and the staff is very friendly.
The humidor wasn’t exactly filled with the kind of variety that truly excites me. Mostly it was the product lines of the most popular brands with very few things that would surprise anyone. Prices weren’t as great as some of my other go to spots but once again I think the location speaks to that.
Overall this place is solid especially if you’re hanging in the area otherwise and need a place to stop in and hang out.

This is a really good cigar shop, the staff is very helpful and knowledgeable and the selection is diverse and the cigars are always a perfect ⁷⁰⁄₇₀. I do find the crowd hanging out enjoying cigars is a little closed off and less than welcoming, but it is the best place in Denver to buy a cigar.

I’ve been all over the place enjoying cigars, and Tewksbury & Co.‘s pretty darn good. IT’s a comfortable place for a smoke with a fine selection and a friendly staff. But that’s not why it gets 4 stars. It gets four stars for knowing how to pair.
They had a cigar and wine tasting while I was out there and they sold me a wonderfully mild Macanudo to go with a delicious sweet red. I wish I had written down what that wine was because it paired so nicely. The price, while slightly higher than I tend to pay for stuff like that, wasn’t off-​the-​charts like other places that know what they’re doing.
And that is worth 4 stars.

This little shop downtown does tastings of Colorado wines daily from 1:30 — 5:00pm. They also sell fine cigars, but I didn’t really care about that. This used to be a great place to buy wine on Sundays downtown, which they even won a Best of Westword for. I suppose now that doesn’t really matter, since most liquor stores are open on Sundays. But, it’s still a great place to taste and buy Colorado wine if you are downtown.

These guys sold me a couple of solid cigars for my weekend in Denver, but what’s more they were some of the friendliest folks that I met in town, and that is saying something. They gave me a handful of restaurant recommendations, useful directions, and a few minutes of friendly chat while we got the first stogie started.

This place is nice.
I dig it.
A lot.
Tewksbury helps keep me dedicated to my pursuit of cancer; and they do, too, in a fine display of efficiency and friendly service
Usually, I just come in for my squares, but, occasionally, a few of their little hand-​rolled vanilla cigarillos; and it just so happens that their so smooth and tasty (as far as tobacco is concerned). Plus, they make me feel a bit like clint eastwood and i’m cool with that…
Perhaps If I were more of a cigar smoker (their humidor is always stocked with the choicy ones, and are reasonably priced); or more of a fisherman (they guide fly fishing trips!), I might get more of a complete ‘Tewksbury experience’.
But that doesn’t mean I’m not going to stay frequenting Tewskbury. The place is hidden in Larimer’s Writers Square, but if you notice the original cigar store Indian outside their doors, then you know you’re there. Its shoebox-​size is expertly laid out and includes a couple of those brown leather armchairs that are ubiquitously set in front of large fireplaces where aristocrats wax all kinds of philosophical and economical topics.
Sometimes, in the winter, I’ll come here and buy a cigarillo or cigar just to sit and smoke inside.
I always see that they have wine tastings, but that might be too bourgie for my proletariat tastes.

Unfortunately I am not a tobacco purveyor, but I can tell you that if you need some wine on a Sunday this is the place to go. I needed some wine for a housewarming party and was able to purchase some here. When I left, however, my wine and I smelled like tobacco even though I was only in there for 5 minutes. I guess go check it out if this is your cup of tea.

So tobacco and cigars and what-​not aren’t really my thing, let me say that much.
Nonetheless, you could tell with this place that they knew what they were doing. Their selection was great, not just on cigars, but on paraphernalia as well.
Furthermore, the staff was friendly, and they even had wine tastings… and they sell alcohol on Sundays.
Yeah pretty cool