IPCPR 2018: CLE Cigar Co.
CLE had a new booth, though it was very reminiscent of its 2016 booth. Last year the booth had no walls and was open, sprawling…
IPCPR 2018: La Aurora
La Aurora’s IPCPR Convention & Trade Show releases are high-priced and highly age. The company showed off two blends—one entirely from tobacco from 2006 and…
IPCPR 2018: Espinosa Premium Cigars
The Espinosa Premium Cigars booth houses not just the Espinosa brand, but Cubariqueno Cigar Co. and Pier 28, two of the brands that are produced…
IPCPR 2018: Porsche Design
Porsche Design has a new U.S. distributor, Down&Back, LLC, which means a new location inside the Caldwell Cigar Co. booth. The cigar accessory line from…
IPCPR 2018: Pier 28
Pier 28 has become a bit of a cult brand in the San Francisco Bay Area and among online cigar folks for a couple of…
IPCPR 2018: FQ Cigars
Matt Hunt, owner of FQ Cigars, was in the RoMa Craft Tobac booth representing his brand, though he didn’t have any branding or product on…
IPCPR 2018: Jeremy Jack Cigars
After debuting at the 2017 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show with a host of different lines, Jeremy Jack Cigars had nothing new that was specifically…
IPCPR 2018: Global Premium Cigars
There are a large number of people in the cigar industry that bring a smile to my face every time I see them, and Enrique…
IPCPR 2018: Top 3 Things – Brian Burt
This post will be going up five days after IPCPR 2018 has wrapped up. Though there are a few people who I’ve seen still posting…
IPCPR 2018: Asylum
Asylum was nestled in the CLE booth again, this time with a straight jacket and padded room theme to its corner. If you’re wondering, yes…
IPCPR 2018: American Caribbean Cigars S.A.
If you haven’t heard of American Caribbean Cigars S.A., you’ve certainly heard of brands that have had cigars made there at some point or another,…
