PCA 2022 Booths

Pat Potter of Tabac Trading Co. is one of many who decided to come to the 2022 PCA Convention & Trade Show fairly last minute….

This year, Jeremy Casdagli pays tribute to his grandfather with one of the more interesting stories you’ll ever hear or read about it. In addition, Casdagli has a couple other “new” cigars and the company’s branded XIKAR Xi cutter is returning to shelves next month.

The Arturo Fuente booth represents one-half of the most talked-about cigar of PCA 2022. Just because most people wanted to talk first about the Padrón collaboration doesn’t mean there wasn’t anything new inside the Fuente booth proper.

One of the busiest booths throughout the 2022 PCA Convention & Trade Show was Toscano. Not only that, the company won an award for best booth.

While there was nothing new on display, Debonaire House’s Phil S. Zanghi III announced a trio of upcoming projects, including one that should be on shelves before the end of the year.

The Casa Turrent Serie 1880 line is getting a packaging makeover and a new limited edition.

There weren’t any new cigars from Jake Wyatt Cigar Co., but the company is moving some previously limited edition vitolas into regular production, meaning they will be easier to find at retailers.

Warfighter Tobacco Co. is back for this year’s PCA Convention & Trade Show and is showing off two new cigars: one is being released as part of a charity that benefits service members and veterans while the other is an addition to an ongoing series of limited editions.

Global Premium Cigars is celebrating 10 years in the business by releasing the aptly named 1502 Anniversario 10 during the 2022 PCA Convention & Trade Show.

Freud Cigar Co. made its PCA Convention & Trade Show debut with its core line, a limited edition and plans for more cigars in the fall.

There are a lot of new cigars in the Tatuaje booth at this year’s PCA Convention & Trade Show as the company lays out its new releases for the coming year and celebrates 10 years of L’Atelier and Surrogates.