Graduation season is upon us with students suiting up in caps and gowns for their big finish. Graduation celebrations usually run from the first week of May through the middle of June, though some universities and colleges have smaller ceremonies in the month of December for mid-year graduates.
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Not only does graduation represent a very significant accomplishment in students’ lives, but it also signifies an advance in maturity in many cases. Young, carefree students may accept their diplomas and pivot toward a world full of upgraded concerns and challenges. Thanks to their education, they are usually much better equipped to rise to the challenge.
A graduation ceremony is a symbolic event. It allows students to bask in their academic achievements. It also engenders a sense of pride from parents, relatives, and friends who have helped students meet their goals.
It is tradition for family members and friends to shower each graduate with gifts for their momentous occasion. The gifts could range from personal items to a full-fledged vacation. For mature college graduates, consider the very unique gift of a membership to the High Street cigar shop known as Torch Cigar Bar.
As the graduate transitions from youth to adulthood, let them enjoy the finer things in life such as the selection of 200 premium cigars, 100 whiskeys, 200 total spirits, and eight taps. All of these indulgences can be enjoyed in our beautiful space accented with contemporary design. Comfortable, spacious, and styled with modern furnishings, our bar is a sanctuary for lovers of fine cigars and spirits.
Membership at Torch Cigar Bar starts at $1,200 a year for basic membership and $6,000 a year for upgraded membership. Member benefits include a personalized premium Spanish Cedar locker, gourmet food delivery options, access to the largest cigar bar patio in the state, primary access to VIP events, and secure Wi-Fi access.
Treat your graduate to the gift of sophistication with a membership to the Torch Cigar Bar in Phoenix, Arizona.
