PCA

A limited edition goes regular production, and a new line developed with an up-and-coming cigar maker were the highights of the booth.

Blanco Cigar Co. is working on a new project with a family whose last name you should definitely recognize.

Battleground brought back a potent cigar from its past for a new release at this year’s trade show.

Fratello is going to the moon. That’s what the sign outside the booth said.

This was Fuerte y Libre’s first PCA Convention & Trade Show and while there weren’t any new items in the company’s booth, there’s certainly some things in the works.

A new line and a new vitola for an existing line highlighted the Ferio Tego booth.

After showing off its Nomos Toro at last year’s show, Nomos Cigars highlighted two more vitolas during this year’s PCA Show: a lonsdale and a robusto.

Micallef Cigars is back with a black and gold themed booth, befitting their new release the Micallef Black.

Last year Falto Cigars did not have anything new at the show, but this year, a limited edition made its debut.

Two new prototypes—so new they don’t even have names yet—were featured at PCA 2023, while a popular line gets some new color options.

For Ceron’s first PCA Convention & Trade Show, the company highlighted its Sumatra Lancero, a 7x 38 vitola that includes an Ecuadorian Sumatra wrapper, a binder from Ecuador and a filler blend made up of tobaccos grown in both the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua.