IPCPR 2017: JetLine
While JetLine isn’t known for making many, if any, announcements about new products for IPCPR, this year the company shared news about a couple of…
IPCPR 2017: Chinnock Cellars Cigars
Chinnock Cellars is back at IPCPR showing off a new size of the Terroir blend for those looking for a shorter, quicker smoke.The rest of…
IPCPR 2017: Battleground Cigars
The Battleground Cigar tent is back this year.Inside the tent, the Connecticut-based company showed off several new things, including a revamped look of its OPK…
IPCPR 2017: Esteban Carreras
Other than letting us know that they had a new line coming, Esteban Carreras didn’t announce the new cigar until show doors opened. Craig Cunningham likes…
IPCPR 2017: Colibri
Colibri came to the trade show with a number of products aimed squarely at the mid-range price points of cigar accessories, namely the $50 –…
IPCPR 2017: Pure Aroma Cigars Inc.
Located at the back of the show floor, Pure Aroma Cigars Inc., the company behind the D’Crossier blends and its subsets, had several new products…
IPCPR 2017: We’re on Facebook Live — Day 2
Join us for a Facebook Live broadcast from the Davidoff booth on the IPCPR Trade Show floor before day two of the starts. The halfwheel team will…
IPCPR 2017: Tabacalera Falto
Tabacalera Falto was one of the companies that didn’t bring any new product to this year’s trade show, choosing instead to focus on existing products,…
IPCPR 2017: Padrón Cigars
As of late June, a Padrón representative said the company would have nothing new to show off at IPCPR 2017, and that was indeed the…
IPCPR 2017: La Sirena
La Sirena didn’t have any new products this year. The company is currently focusing on its existing portfolio, as well as waiting to see how…
IPCPR 2017: MoyaRuiz Cigars
MoyaRuiz kept things fairly simple in the booth this year. While all of the company’s lines were displayed, there was a special focus on its…
