Cayman Cigar Company is set to introduce two new cigars at the 2026 PCA Trade Show, including a new core line and a limited production release.
The company’s new core offering, Broadside, is described as a full-bodied blend featuring a U.S.-grown Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper over an Indonesian binder and Nicaraguan fillers. Produced at Tabacalera Familia Disla in Nicaragua under the direction of Esteban Disla, the line will be available in three box-pressed sizes: Robusto (5 x 52), Toro (6 x 56), and Gordo (6 x 60), each packaged in 20-count boxes.
“Broadside represents an important addition to our core portfolio,” said Scott Haugh, Founder of Cayman Cigar Company. “We wanted to create something that delivers a deeper, richer smoking experience, a cigar designed for the moments when you want to slow down at the end of the day and truly enjoy the craft.”
Broadside is expected to ship to retailers following its debut at PCA.
Alongside the new core line, Cayman Cigar Company will also debut Tortuga, a limited production cigar made at the same factory and blended by Disla. The cigar uses aged tobaccos and is positioned as a more restricted release, with production limited to 250 boxes.
The name Tortuga references the Cayman Islands’ historical connection to sea turtles, a symbol that remains part of the country’s identity today. According to the company, the concept reflects a slower, more deliberate approach to cigar making.
“Tortuga represents everything we love about cigar making, patience, heritage, and the pursuit of excellence,” said Haugh. “This release was designed to be something special for retailers and enthusiasts alike. It’s a cigar that rewards those who take the time to slow down and truly experience it.”
Tortuga is expected to retail for $24 per cigar and will be offered through select brick-and-mortar retailers.
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