The Kid Brother
Cedar, black pepper, a long sweet finish that sneaks up on you.
The flagship. Named for the memoir and for the kid who carried the cooler. Starts quiet, ends loud.
A cigar line rolled for the end of a fourteen-hour smoke. Five blends, each named for a chapter of the story, finished in post-oak-seasoned cedar. Garber plus cigar. He knows. He named it anyway.

Every GarBBQ closes the same way. The last brisket goes out, the pit is banked for the morning, and Jeremy sits on an upturned crate behind the smoker for twenty minutes. In the garage years that was a cheap gas-station cigar. In 2025 it became Cigarbers: a line blended to taste like the end of a long cook, aged in cedar that has spent a season next to a post-oak fire.
The name is a pun. Jeremy is aware. "Scott told me it was embarrassing," he says. "So I printed it bigger."
Long-filler, hand-rolled in small batches, with wrappers chosen for how they sit against smoke rather than against wine. Every band carries the GarBBQ flame and a two-letter JG stamp. The cedar is real post-oak-seasoned cedar from the Cooper City pit.
Humidors at all ten GarBBQ locations (21+, with ID), select lounges in Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Colorado and Nevada, and wholesale by request. Cigarbers are not sold online.
Cedar, black pepper, a long sweet finish that sneaks up on you.
The flagship. Named for the memoir and for the kid who carried the cooler. Starts quiet, ends loud.
Dark chocolate, espresso, charred oak, brisket bark.
The fourteen-hour cigar. Blended to taste like the last hour of a cook, when the bark sets and the whole block smells like it.
Cream, hay, honey, a little citrus.
The hometown stick. Light enough for a Saturday afternoon in the garage with the door up and the neighbors coming over.
Leather, cayenne, toasted bread, a victory lap of sweetness.
Named for one word on one scoreboard. Rolled to a point, because it was. Scott, right, had to stand there and clap.
Warm cedar, vanilla, pipe tobacco, a long calm finish.
The long one, for the long sit. Named for the dog who sat beside him behind every smoker. Every box sold funds The Boukzam Foundation in full.
Repeatedly requested by customers. Never made. "I don't blend things that don't finish," Jeremy said.
A cigar is just barbecue you don't have to share.
Jeremy Garber, Smoke Signal
Lounges, humidors and GarBBQ franchise partners can request wholesale terms. Allocation is small on purpose.