Kristoff

Glen Case, Kristoff’s founder, says his company’s new TAA exclusive “redefines the meaning of a full-flavored, mild cigar.”

Available exclusively to retailers who attended the 2022 PCA Convention & Trade Show last July, the Kristoff PCA 2022 Signature Series is blended with tobacco from three different countries: a broadleaf wrapper grown in Connecticut, a Dominican binder and filler tobaccos sourced from both the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.

This is the first of a series of cigars from different manufacturers celebrating the New Hampshire store’s 25th anniversary.

Kristoff saw there was a demand for a short perfecto with a Cameroon wrapper.

One cigar was an exclusive to retailers who attended the PCA Convention & Trade Show, while the other gets its inspiration from a serious motorcycle accident.

Glen Case, owner of Kristoff, has used a near-death experience as the inspiration for his newest cigar line.

Kristoff will have two new cigars for retailers who attend the PCA Convention & Trade Show in July.

The year 2007 brought the debut of one of the longest-running retailer exclusives series that continues to this day: the Firecracker Series. Originally made exclusively…

Kristoff isn’t releasing any new cigars during the 2021 PCA Convention & Trade Show due in part to the fact that the company is concentrating…

While many companies at the 2021 PCA Convention & Trade Show will have new products, the following companies have confirmed to halfwheel that they are exhibiting…

In May 2013, Kristoff released the first vitola in a new limited edition that was initially sold exclusively to members of the Tobacconists’ Association of…