IPCPR 2015: Viaje
In the past Viaje has had no new products to show off at the IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, though this year was very different. Viaje…
IPCPR 2015: Veritas Cigars
The Veritas booth was tucked away towards the back of the show, but in a fairly visible location along an aisle. While they had plenty of…
IPCPR 2015: Dictador Cigars
Tucked off the main aisle is a very suave looking booth for Dictador Cigars. The company also makes rum, gin and coffee, and as such…
IPCPR 2015: PDR Cigars
Seeing PDR Cigars at the 2015 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show in New Orleans brought things full circle for me; I attended my first show…
IPCPR 2015: Bram Warren
Bram Warren is tucked away down an aisle, but when you walk by the art pieces in the booth immediately catch your eye. Warren offers…
IPCPR 2015: Oscar Valladares Tobacco & Co.
In the Oscar Valladares Tobacco & Co booth there’s not much branding to define it as such. Island Jim seems to dominate the booth with…
IPCPR 2015: Catelli Cigar Co.
Catelli Cigar Co. unveiled a third blend to the market at this year’s IPCPR Convention & Trade Show. Modella Maduro The Modella Maduro will be a regular release…
IPCPR 2015: Graycliff Cigar Company
For the last few years, Graycliff’s trade show has been lackluster. There’s been a lack of new lines, a booth that has shrunk in size…
IPCPR 2015: Colibri
In December, I pondered whether or not anyone would challenge XIKAR’s dominance in the $30-100 cutter and lighter market. Turns out, Colibri is going to…
IPCPR 2015: 7-20-4
Kurt Kendall’s 7-20-4 booth was tucked away towards the back, but they had some nice branded flags sticking up making it quite a bit easier to…
IPCPR 2015: Arturo Fuente & J.C. Newman
The Arturo Fuente/J.C. Newman booth was as boisterous as ever, with cheerful music playing and plenty of beautiful cigars and accessories to look at. All…
