PCA 2021: Bocock Brothers Premium Cigars
While this might come as a surprise, Bocock Brothers Premium Cigars is owned and operated by two brothers, Bryant and Douglas Bocock. While modest in…
PCA 2021: Zander-Greg
In 2018 Zander-Greg had a new booth but no new products at the show. In 2019, the company had a new brand under their umbrella…
PCA 2021: American Caribbean Cigars
While I’m not sure when the first year American Caribbean Cigars had a booth at the trade show, 2018 was the first time I visited…
PCA 2021: Brizard & Co.
Brizard & Co. is one of the more impressive booths I cover, while at the same time being one of the most intimidating ones. The…
PCA 2021: Graycliff
Graycliff Cigar Co. is a mainstay at the show, though like many manufacturers, the booth is smaller than in years past. Visiting the booth late…
PCA 2021: Gran Habano
Gran Habano has a redesigned booth this year with a very South Beach Miami feel to it. The theming is on point, and despite it…
PCA 2021: Emilio
Emilio Cigars has its corner in the Oveja Nega Brands booth, which makes sense if you are familiar with the brand since they are produced…
PCA 2021: La Barba
Tony Bellatto is hanging out in the Caldwell booth, or maybe you could say “Caldwell space.” He noted that there wasn’t anything new for La…
PCA 2021: Battleground Cigar Co.
Battleground Cigar Co. has a very recognizable booth, but one I’ve interestingly never been inside before. The way that we cover the trade show, generally…
PCA 2021: Falto
With our PCA 2021 Convention & Trade Show coverage shuffled around slightly this year, I am covering the Falto Cigars for the first time. I…
PCA 2021: Black Label Trading Co.
For all the booth changes I’m seeing at the show this year, Black Label Trading Co. is one of the few that’s stayed the same….
