IPCPR 2017

Daniel Marshall was back with his extravagant humidors this year, but the new one that he was showing off was a little more subdued. Marshall…

One of the smaller, but certainly passionate brands out there is Fable Cigars. Same as last year, the duo were located in the RoMa Craft…

The fact that this was Boutique Blends’ first year in the Altadis U.S.A. booth didn’t get nearly enough pre-show attention and managed to fly under…

Black Label Trading Co. is back this year with a few new releases, two under their BLK WKS Studio and one event-only cigar. With significantly…

While last year was all about honoring his family’s history by releasing two new lines in the Serie 1942 and Serie 1973, Alejandro Turrent was…

Paul Garmirian and his son Kevork have been busy with two things since last year’s show, inspecting the cigars they have been aging since 1996,…

Another brand that was at the show this year with nothing new to show was Graycliff. Fresh off a couple of years of revamping packaging,…

It was a rather busy show for La Aurora. The Dominican’s oldest manufacturer was showing off ADN Dominicano, Dominican DNA, a line that debuted earlier this…

The CLE booth was new this year, and it’s a good thing since the number of people they see come through overwhelmed the enclosed walls…

Last year there was a rush to get dozens of new blends on the market, and Curivari was no exception. Since then, the packaging has…

Padilla Cigar Co. is always a good time at the IPCPR Convention & Trade Show, and this year was no different. In addition to the much…