As mentioned last year, Brizard & Co. has been around for a while, but this is only the second year that we’ve covered its trade show booth.

While Brizard had the same booth pieces, they were arranged differently in a layout that offered a little more focus on the product displays and a nice, open layout. Though the location was off to the side of the show and perhaps what you might not call ideal, it was actually a nice respite from the hustle and bustle of the busy aisles. The placement didn’t seem to be a problem however, as owner Cyril Brizard was almost constantly chatting with retailers who were stopping by. I did get a chance to chat with him for a few minutes, and while there were new products on display, Brizard wanted to talk a little bit about why he got into making high end, luxury cigar accessories.

Brizard & Co. V Cutter with Pouch

The only new product that wasn’t a humidor at the show was its new v-cutter. As with most of Brizard accessories, it comes in a wide range of finishes; the one pictured above is from the Croco/Lizard Collection in Tobacco.

  • V Cutter with Pouch (Croco/Lizard Collection in Black, Tobacco, Havana, or Indigo) — $99
  • V Cutter with Pouch (Dakota Collection in Black, Chocolate, or Tan) — $99
  • V Cutter with Pouch (Genuine Collection in Stingray, Caiman, or Ostrich) — $130
  • V Cutter with Pouch (Racing Collection in Red, Yellow, or Orange) — $99
  • V Cutter with Pouch (Antique Saddle) — $99

Production: Regular Production

Release Date: July 2019

Brizard & Co. La Casita de Puros Humidor

Perhaps one of my favorite accessories I saw is the La Casita de Puros, translated The Small Cigar House, is a very small and very nice looking humidor. In the most respectful way possible, it’s adorable. It’s the perfect size to fit a variety of your favorite petit coronas, petit robustos, petit figurados—well, essentially all of your small cigars.

Like all Brizard humidors, the humidification holder is meant to house a humidification packet such as a Boveda pack and is attached by magnets to a hidden plate in the lid, allowing you to easily remove it to replace the pack.  The one pictured above is the Croco/Lizard Collection in black and will retail for $400, with a premium added for the Genuine Collection and the exotic woods options.

Production: Regular Production

Release Date: July 2019

Brizard & Co. Modern Series Humidor

Wanting to make a humidor series with a more modern and updated look, the Modern Series has clean lines and some updated hardware compared to the other humidors they make. For now it will only come in the Wood Collection finishes and two different sizes.

  • Modern Series Humidor 30-40 Count — $650
  • Modern Series Humidor 60-70 Count — $850

Production: Regular Production

Release Date: July 2019

Brizard & Co. Chest Humidor

Lastly, the new Chest Humidor will come in two finishes and is meant to hold 50-60 cigars. Pictured above is the Antique Saddle finish.

  • Chest Humidor Antique Saddle — $1,000
  • Chest Humidor Dakota Collection in Black — $1,000

Production: Regular Production

Release Date: July 2019

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Davidoff is the official sponsor of halfwheel's coverage of the 2019 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show.
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Brian Burt

I have been smoking cigars since 2005 and reviewing them as a hobby since 2010. Initially, I started out small with a 50-count humidor and only smoking one or two cigars a month. Not knowing anybody else that smoked cigars, it was only an occasional hobby that I took part in. In March of 2010, I joined Nublive and Cigar Asylum, connecting me with many people who also shared an interest in cigars. Reading what they had to say about brands I had never heard of, I quickly immersed myself in the boutique brands of the industry and it was then that cigars transformed from a hobby into a passion.