Robert Graham 1874

Best place to go in the city I think for Cigars or Pipe tobacco. Also has a great selection of whiskey. Extremely helpful staff everytime I have gone in. The lady always let me see and smell everything, answered any questions I had, and was very helpful. The selection of cigars is extensive, one of the better ones in the city. And if your not used of Cubans like I’m not they have plenty of those to! The shop smells wonderful with all those blended tobacco smells. Lots of Whiskey selections available, so if your looking for a gift for a gentlemen (or lady) that like cigars and whiskey this is the place to go. Prices are about right to.

Established in 1874, Robert Graham is the kind of shop that makes tourists go weak at the knees.
They have giant cigars and whisky bottles in the window and a tantalising array of single and miniature bottles inside. Naturally, they also sell pipes, cigars, bags of tobacco and hip flasks. Both bottles and hip flasks can be engraved with personal messages and if you ask nicely, the staff might tell you about the rare and limited edition bottles they have for whisky coinesseurs.
For those that don’t indulge in either vice, Robert Graham also stock luxury chocolate truffles, rose creams, fudge, shortbread, biscuits, jam, honey, marmalade and fruitcake. If I remember right however, the last three all contain a nip or two of whisky!

Robert Graham specialise in selling whisky and cigars, so if you are looking for a good Scottish gift for someone, look no further than this store. Situated in Rose Street, Robert Graham is right in the centre of the city and it is just around the corner from the main shopping street in Edinburgh, Princes Street and so it is a convenient place to reach.
Robert Graham sells a vast selection of Scottish whisky’s, ranging in price from about £15 up to £350! There are also the tiny wee miniature bottles available too if you don’t want to fork out for the bigger versions. This store is also a specialised tobacconist, selling cigars from all over the world, which are also pretty pricey at about £100 for a box of Cuban cigars. Robert Graham also sell tobacco, pipes, rum, chocolates, malts, wines and they make up hampers with an assortment of goodies.
The staff in this store are incredibly knowledgeable about their stock, and especially about whisky and they are always more than happy to answer any questions. A great store to go to for specialist advice on whisky or cigars.