We'll be heading to Las Vegas in a month and one of the stops will be Casa Fuente. We'll likely be super happy with what they recommend there, but I'm having a bit of trouble really deciphering what cigars will be available. They seem to have at least one or two house cigar lines and presumably all of the normal cigar lines there as well. Can anyone who's been there recently give a quick rundown of what's available with short descriptions to help me agonize over my decision of what to smoke while I'm there for the next month?

I'll be going with a friend who also smokes cigars with about the same experience as I do (~1.5 years, ~30 cigars per year) and my brother in law who's smoked a cigar or two before, but is otherwise clueless (and probably more of a lightweight than either of us). Our plan is to go a little after lunch on a Saturday or Sunday. Does anyone have any tips about when to go, what to look for (seating, specials, ect.), or what's absolutely worth trying or ignoring? My thought is to smoke one there and then grab a couple (probably exclusives) to take home. Is there anything there that I'd be a fool not to buy or is it more that whatever I pick will be great?

Disclaimer: I'm not super worried about doing or buying anything wrong, I'm mostly just excited and am looking for a reason to talk about it.

Also, my birthday is also coming up and I'm planning on smoking the Ashton VSG I got for Christmas. I've never had one before. What whisky/beer do you guys recommend to pair with it?

I see Glenlivet 18 recommended often but I'm not willing to buy some just for this one occasion (I've had it and it's good, but I don't want to drop $90 on a bottle at the moment). I could probably get some Balvenie 12 yr. Double Wood or Glenfiddich 15 for something similar, though. I also have Talisker 18, Benromach 10, Ardbeg 10, Springbank 10 and Yamazaki 12 on hand, but any recommendations will help.

On the beer side I'm much more likely to buy whatever sounds like the best recommendation, assuming I can find it relatively easily. I lean towards the creamier stouts when I smoke and I have a Founder's Breakfast Stout on hand. Dragon's Milk was my other thought.

Same disclaimer applies: not trying to overthink it, just want to talk about it.

Thanks in advance!