IPCPR

In a bit of show-floor news, Christian Eiroa and his most recent hire, Grace Sotolongo, have been sharing the news that they will be collaborating…

Going into IPCPR, Sindicato was one of the big storylines: a group of retailers coming together to launch their own cigar company with former Altadis…

Casa Fernandez continues to grow its Miami-made portfolio, as they showed off a new regular production cigar and a limited edition stick. The Casa Fernandez…

The J. Fuego booth was fairly minimal, with four display cabinets containing the company’s trimmed, refreshed and rebranded offerings. Fuego recently trimmed some sizes and…

While they’ve been available in Europe since 2005, the U.S. presence of Curivari is fairly recent and still fairly limited. The booth seemed to be…

Like most manufacturers at the show this year, SAG Imports looked much like it had in recent years, and a conversation with Terence Reilly revealed…

While it wasn’t stated outwardly, there seemed to be a bit of a hint that La Flor Dominicana is evolving, as some new cigars debuted…

After debuting last year in a two-space, side-by-side booth, Crowned Heads moved into E.P. Carrillo’s booth this year, though Jon Huber said that the move…

We’ve seen the Nat Sherman booth a few times over the past years, between previous years’ IPCPR trade shows and the 2013 TPE trade show….

The Ortega Cigar Co. booth was fairly relaxed when we stopped by, with a couple of couches and just a handful of products on display,…

Padrón rolled out the same booth that we’ve seen for the past couple of years, which just like the brand, has an almost understated class…