IPCPR 2010: Davidoff
No disrespect toward anyone else, but the folks at Davidoff were some of the nicest at the show. Danielle and Michael made themselves and their…
IPCPR 2010: La Flor Dominicana
I don’t really have a clue what was new, but Litto Gomez brought out plenty of cool stuff for the show…
IPCPR 2010: J.C. Newman
I had the chance to sit down and talk to Eric Newman, grandson of Julius Newman, and discuss the new releases, history of the company…
IPCPR 2010: Viaje
Stopping by Mr. Farkas’ booth revealed quite a few new products, which isn’t shocking given that the company’s core line accounts for so little of…
IPCPR 2010: Augusto Reyes & Erez Cigars
Also a Day One gem… I stopped by the booth after some Twitter persistence from Nirka Reyes. Reyes introduced a couple of new lines, but…
IPCPR 2010: Tatuaje
Tatuaje’s IPCPR releases were announced a bit early, all but one at least. Following the release of the 2008 rendition of the La Vérité, Pete’s IPCPR showing…
IPCPR 2010: Illusione
After nearly causing me to go deaf the night before, Dion Giolito took me around the Illusione booth to go over the new releases and…
IPCPR 2010: Toraño Family Cigars
I am not really sure how this slipped through the cracks on Tuesday, but Toraño Family Cigars probably brought the most new stuff to New…
IPCPR 2010: Gran Habano
Gran Habano had the largest cigar of the show, but I think we already knew that going in. The Azteca was what drove all the…
IPCPR 2010: Habana Cuba Cigar Co.
Habana Cuba Cigar Co. (makers of Oliveros) launched a host of new products, including SWAG, an entirely new line. (It’s a Dominican puro made only…
IPCPR 2010: Drew Estate
Without a doubt, Drew Estate had the most talked about booth, if only because of the shoes. There were some new releases worth mentioning: T52…
