PCA 2022

No surprise from the name: The Cigar Ashtray is a company producing a wide variety of shapes, sizes and colors of cigar ashtrays out of CNC machined aluminum billets.

Don’t let the word “Xhaxhi” scare you off, you can just call him Bob.

I wish I knew more about Bosquet Paris, but at least I got some pretty pictures.

CLE Cigar Co. might not have had all their products at the show due to shipping delays, but there was still plenty of new things on their plate to talk about — a new PCA Exclusive, sizes, packaging and a special celebratory cigar you probably won’t be able to get anywhere.

The El Septimo booth is bigger, brighter and filled with new cigars along with some very old Cognac.

Curivari has returned after a two year hiatus from the show, this time with two new limited editions for 2022.

Falto Cigars had a new booth but no new cigars this year at PCA 2022.

Oveja Negra Brands is a busy booth with lots of new stuff under its umbrella. This year there is a new PCA exclusive from Black Works Studio, a new Rorschach size, and two new releases under the Emilio brand.

I got a chance to catch up with the crew at Zander-Greg to find out about the family of brands under the company, including a new lancero and some new items from EPIC Cigars.

Juan Lugo is honoring the legacy of his grandfather Doroteo Delgado by co-founding a new cigar company named Don Doroteo, with cigars being produced by La Aurora.

While Carlos Guillermo’s Yaya brand was released in the Dominican Republic last year, it is making its U.S. debut at the 2022 PCA Convention & Trade Show. There is also a new vitola, a 4 x 54 Short Robusto that is being sold exclusively to retailers who attend the show in Las Vegas.