The categories we carry. The case changes week to week — ask at the counter.
01
Glass pipes & water pipes
A wall of glass pipes and water pipes arranged by size and style, laid out so you can compare pieces side by side before buying.
02
Cigarettes & tobacco
A standard cigarette and tobacco counter kept stocked at the register, one of the two things this shop is known for.
03
Cigars & cigarillos
A cigar case for a quick stop or a longer browse, including the kind of pick that gets a driver back on the freeway.
04
Rolling papers & tips
Papers, tips, and rolling accessories kept near the register for anyone stopping in for the basics.
05
Lighters, torches & butane
Standard lighters, torch lighters, and butane refills kept in stock for cigars, pipes, and everyday use.
06
Hookahs & coals
Hookah setups and coals available at the counter for anyone building out or restocking a session.
The shop
The wall of water pipes is the first thing you see
Alpine Smoke and Vape is a counter shop built around what it does best: glass pipes and water pipes lined up case after case, and a cigarette and tobacco selection behind the register. The room is bright, dense with product, and laid out so you can look before you decide. Cigars sit near the door for the drivers coming off the freeway, papers and lighters near the register for a quick stop. It is a walk-in shop, adults 21 and up, valid ID every time, no exceptions.
01Right off the freeway in Alpine
02Cigars, cigarettes, and glass in one case
0321+ with valid ID, every visit
04Walk-in counter, no ordering ahead
Your first visit
How a first visit goes
1
Bring your ID
Everyone buying shows a valid photo ID, every visit. It's the law, not a judgment.
2
Ask for a closer look
Anything in the case is worth seeing up close before you decide. That's what the counter is for.
3
Bring what you already use
Or a photo of it. Screens, tips, coils and pods fit one piece and not the next.
4
Keep the receipt
Glass breaks and hardware fails. A receipt makes any exchange a short conversation.
Before you buy anywhere
Four things worth knowing — at any counter
True at any smoke shop, this one included. A good counter answers questions before it rings anything up.
Ask what a store takes back
Ask about returns and exchanges before you pay, not after. Policies differ from shop to shop.
Match parts to what you own
Sizes and fittings vary. The old part in your pocket settles it faster than any description.
Read the label at the counter
Nicotine strength, what's inside and the warnings are printed on the package. Read them before you pay.
Store it out of reach
Keep lighters, butane and nicotine products away from heat and away from pets, stored where only adults can reach them.
Good to know
21+ with a valid ID
Everyone buying must be 21 or older and show a valid government photo ID — every visit.
In person only
Everything in the case is sold over the counter. Nothing is sold online or by mail.
Questions, answered
Do I need to be 21 to shop here?01
Yes. This is a walk-in counter for adults 21 and older, and a valid ID is checked on every purchase, no exceptions.
Do you sell cigars as well as glass pieces?02
Yes, cigars and cigarillos are part of the counter alongside the glass pipes and water pipes the shop is known for. Ask at the counter if you want help picking one.
Can I order something ahead of time?03
Everything here is sold in person, across the counter. There's no ordering ahead or having something set aside remotely — you come in and see what's in the case.
Alpine Smoke and Vape’s website is built and ready
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What happens after you launch
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Before you decide
Do I actually own the site?+
Yes. You own your site and your domain. Cancel anytime, keep everything. If you ever leave, we hand it all over, free. That's the deal in one sentence, and it's printed at checkout too.
Can I get my money back?+
On the $0-today plan there's nothing to get back at first: nothing is charged for 30 days, so cancel before then and you pay nothing. After that you can cancel anytime; a month already billed isn't refunded. If you paid $299 to launch instead, that $299 is refundable for 30 days, no questions asked.
What's the monthly fee for?+
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How did you get my information?+
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