Patrick Ortner

Forged Cigar Co., a subsidiary of Scandinavian Tobacco Group, added two cigar lines to two of its most legendary brands.

Oscar Valladares returned to its roots at the 2025 PCA Show with the release of a limited edition Leaf by Oscar Broadleaf cigar and a new Island Jim barber pole cigar.

While Platinum Nova may not have introduced a new cigar at this year’s PCA Show, it’s going a long way to build its brand recognition.

With his father’s passing, Enrique introduced a cigar at this year’s PCA Show to honor the late Jose’s legacy, Para Jose Seijas.

Luciano came to the 2025 PCA Show fresh off announcing a new partnership under the Constella Group umbrella with the Portuguese company EMT and Puro Titan, a company owned by baseball great Adrian Gonzalez.

For its newest cigar, introduced at this year’s PCA Show, La Flor Dominicana (LFD) returned to its first cigar, released way back in 1994. Known then as “Premium Line,” that first cigar was a very mild and delicate smoke, and the cigar later became known

La Gloria Cubana asked an old friend to create its latest cigar, Los Glorioso.

The first Nicaraguan puro in Karen Berger Cigars’ history, Ixtelli reportedly takes its name from an old word once used to describe today’s Esteli region.

The cigar takes its name from a colorful period in South Florida’s history when wooden structures sat atop stilts in the shallows of Biscayne Bay where a thriving, if somewhat nefarious, community grew up and where Kafie enjoyed fishing in its later years.