PCA 2023 Booths

Brizard & Co. is one of my favorite booths to visit each year as the accessories offered by the company are both visually impressive and of high quality.

After a four-year hiatus, Prometheus is back.

Along with a brand new wearable cigar cutter, the company announced it entered into a distribution agreement with Oliva Cigar Co. that will see Oliva’s sales force be able to offer Les Fines Lames’ products to retailers across the country.

This year, Manny Iriarte Enterprises is showing off its first cigar line. I’m not sure any company has had its first cigar be an exclusive OpusX blend, but then again, it’s Manny.

The last booth I visited at PCA 2023, and perhaps one of the most impressive, offered some very expensive and luxurious ways to store your cigars.

One of the new companies this year at PCA 2023 is a cigar company started by the internationally renowned bartender Julio Cabrera.

This is Lovely Cigars’ first time exhibiting at PCA and the company and its owners were excited to share a little about themselves and the rich history of cigars in the Green Bay area.

This is Serafin de Cuba Cigars’ first time exhibiting at PCA, and they brought with them some interesting cigars including two resurrected historic brands and two cigars honoring the patriarchs of the Serafin family.

Zander-Greg collaborated with actor Chazz Palminteri for a new cigar.

Osvaldo Morales had his OM Cigar Co. booth space setup in the BCA Pavilion along with the other boutique brands under the umbrella. I got a few minutes to chat with him and get some more info on the brand.

With a new company name and a brand new booth, Luis Arias Cigar was talking up the strengths that set it apart from other cigar brands, including the fact that all of the company’s tobacco is grown at its own farm and that all Luis Arias cigars are rolled at the company’s Tabacalera Viva Habano factory in the Dominican Republic.