Orlando Boutique Cigar Festival Recap

Published on 23 February 2026 at 12:50

Orlando Boutique Cigar Festival Recap

 

On Saturday, February 21, 2026, from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM, the Orlando Boutique Cigar Fest delivered exactly what the cigar community has been craving: an intentional, elevated celebration of small-batch, artisanal cigars in a stunning Central Florida setting. Presented by the Boutique Cigar Society (BCS) and hosted by HoneyBee Cigars, Church of Tobacco, and Tabacco G Stix, the event transformed Feelgood Farms Winery & Vineyard in Osteen, FL into a haven for enthusiasts who appreciate the craft over the mass-market.

 

This was the second stop in the BCS series (following the strong Jacksonville edition in August 2025), and it lived up to the hype. Tickets were limited, VIP options were nearly gone days in advance, and the final pre-event posts on @orlandoboutiquecigarfest carried that electric “see you tomorrow” energy. By the time gates closed, sales had wrapped on Eventbrite — the event had officially happened, and the organizers wasted no time posting a heartfelt “Thank You For Your Love” shout-out tagging the venue. That alone tells you everything: the day was a winner.

 

The Vibe: Southern Charm Meets Boutique Excellence

Feelgood Farms provided the perfect backdrop — rolling vineyards, open-air space, and that relaxed winery atmosphere that pairs so naturally with a good smoke. Attendees stepped into a festival that felt more like a family reunion than a trade show.

 

- 20+ premium boutique cigar vendors offering top-shelf blends you won’t find in every humidor.  

- Accessories, woodworker booths, and artisan creators for those who love the full lifestyle.  

- Boozy food vendors and local eats that complemented the on-site bar and vineyard pours.  

- Live music with a diverse lineup keeping the energy high from check-in through the afternoon.  

 

The schedule flowed smoothly: gates and check-in at noon, BCS Vendor Passport stamping underway, live performances kicking off early, and plenty of time to roam, smoke, sip, shop, and connect.

 

One standout moment: the official release of Church of Tobacco’s first Nicaraguan cigar, the Money Mike, and the yet un-banded Humble and Kind, right there on the grounds. Brand owners were on-site mingling, sharing stories behind the blends, and handing out giveaways — exactly the personal touch that separates boutique events from the big-box festivals.

 

How It Felt on the Ground

From every pre- and post-event signal, the crowd was engaged, the weather cooperated (classic Florida February perfection), and the community showed up strong. Attendees ranged from seasoned aficionados hunting rare sticks to newcomers curious about the boutique side of the hobby. The laid-back setting encouraged real conversations — no rush, no hard sells, just good smoke, great company, and that unmistakable “we’re all in this together” feeling.

 

The organizers’ quick thank-you post to Feelgood Farms and the entire crew spoke volumes. When hosts take the time to publicly acknowledge the venue and the attendees right after the event, you know the day exceeded expectations.

 

Why This Matters for Boutique Cigars

In an industry dominated by huge names and big-tent festivals, the Orlando Boutique Cigar Fest carved out space for the little guys — the passionate blenders, the family operations, the artisans who pour heart into every cigar. BCS is clearly building something special: events that protect and promote that legacy while creating memorable experiences for smokers who want more than just a sampler line.

 

If you missed this one, don’t worry — the series is just getting started. Keep eyes on @orlandoboutiquecigarfest, @honeybeecigars, Church of Tobacco, and Tabacco G Stix for the next drop. In the meantime, the Vendor Passport concept, the winery pairing, and the intentional focus on community are ideas worth celebrating.

 

Final Verdict: 10/10 smokes.

The Orlando Boutique Cigar Fest wasn’t just another cigar event — it was a statement. Boutique is alive, thriving, and we had one hell of a party in Central Florida.

 

See you at the next one, family.  

Stay smoky, stay boutique. ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ‚

And like always, 

KEEP'EM LIT ๐Ÿ”ฅ 

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Cigars_n_firearms
an hour ago

Grateful for all them amazing vendors the staff everybody there was an amazing time. Amazing people canโ€™t wait for the next one thank you guys for the hospitality and of course like all good things. It goes by so fast. Stay blessed.