This venue, in partnership with Tang Tobacco, will open in the first half of 2026 on Pall Mall.

The first collaboration between Dominique London (DL) and Tang Tobacco, shareholder of The Pacific Cigar Company (PCC), will take place in London, Dominique Gyselinck’s group announced in a press release.

The two entities announced this summer the signing of a “strategic partnership” that will notably allow Dominique London to open stores in Asia. But for now, the first project has been announced in London, on Pall Mall, near St. James’s Street, sometimes nicknamed “Cigar Street”. The partners will open a Casa del Habano, which they intend to make the flagship store of their collaboration.

This fourth DL Casa del Habano in the United Kingdom will open in the “first half of 2026,” the press release states.

DL promises “a broad range of Cuban vitolas and LCDH exclusive releases, presented across two custom walk in humidors commissioned fromDeArt of Italy.” The latter already designed the walk-in humidor for the Monte Carlo Cigar Club operated by DL.

The area already boasts three of London’s finest cigar aficionados: J.J. Fox, Davidoff of London, and C.Gars St. James’s, the latter of which is owned by DL (see “London, the city where the Habano is king,” L’Amateur English edition, #17).

A second location in Tokyo

Jemma Freeman, Executive Chairman of Hunters & Frankau (exclusive distributor of Cuban cigars in the UK), said she was “delighted that a new Casa del Habano will open in the heart of St. James’s in London.”

The two partners, DL and Tang Tobacco, also announced the upcoming opening of a “second high end location” in Tokyo, Japan, without specifying the address or opening date. “Further details will be announced separately,” the press release said.

Dominique London currently represents the largest network of cigar shops and franchises in Europe, with 29 locations in five countries (Belgium, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Spain, and Germany). Plus the Monte Carlo Cigar Club, a private club in the Principality of Monaco, the result of a partnership between Dominique London and Monte Carlo Société des Bains de Mer (SBM).