Esteban Carreras

Earlier this year, a company associated with Warped sued Esteban Carreras for trademark infringement. Last month, the two parties told a federal court that lawsuit had been settled.

Christopher Mey Premium Cigars isn’t a new cigar brand, rather, it’s a company that aims to help cigar brands with international sales and distribution. Its first client is Esteban Carreras.

The new blend is made with a Sumatra-seed wrapper grown in Ecuador.

Urban Wolf Management, LLC—a company managed by Warped’s Kyle Gellis—has filed suit against Esteban Carreras. Warped sells a cigar called “The Devil’s Hands” and Esteban Carreras has a line called “Taken From The Devil’s Hand.”

The cigar is named for the small “rope” of tobacco used to create its band.

Increased manufacturing costs are to blame for the increase.

A low and slow and fermentation process created the wrapper used on Esteban Carreras’ latest release.

The company released a new spin on its 2022 release, with a slow and low approach to the process used to get the wrapper where it needed to be for the project.

This cigar’s story began more than two decades ago when corojo tobacco seeds were smuggled out of Cuba.

Esteban Carreras rolled out a new cigar line that traces its roots to back to tobacco seeds smuggled out of Cuba.

When it comes to the cigar industry’s annual trade show, Esteban Carreras has been one of the most consistent companies that I have covered in…