Warped Cigars

Futuro debuted in 2015 while Maestro del Tiempo was introduced a year later. According to the company, a small amount of existing inventory remains available for the time being.

New Day is offered in a single 5 7/8 x 52 vitola. There are 15,000 cigars available, split between just 12 retailers.

The new release is dedicated to dog of Kyle Gellis, the company’s founder. This line marks the first time that Warped has worked with the Nicaragua American Cigars S.A. (NACSA) factory in Estelí.

The El Oso line debuted in 2014, and this newest vitola is a 4 1/2 x 46 viola with an MSRP of $20 each. Only 5,000 boxes of 10 are being released.

This is the final part of Warped’s “10th Anniversary” trilogy. The new 5 7/8 x 50 size uses an “amped” filler blend compared to the No. 44.

The cigar is named for one of Kyle Gellis’ dogs that passed away. It is also said to be the strongest cigar ever produced by Warped, and comes from a factory the brand hasn’t worked with before.

This is the fourth different vitola for the Don Reynaldo line, which is named after Ronald Gellis, the father of Kyle Gellis, Warped’s founder. Made at the El Titan de Bronze factory in Miami, it has an MSRP of $24 per cigar and is limited to 750 10-count boxes that started shipping to retailers in May.

El Oso Grand Papa is the first of one of three different 10th anniversary cigars from Warped. While it’s not Warped’s 10th anniversary, many of the company’s core lines were launched in 2014.

It’s the 10th anniversary of Warped’s Don Reynaldo, El Oso and La Colmena brands. Each line is getting a limited edition release to mark the occasion.

The first cigar from Kyle Gellis’ new Gellis Family Cigars is already in stores, the second is slated to ship in June.

It’s been a decade since Warped’s 2014 relaunch, which also saw the introduction of the Don Reynaldo, El Oso and La Colmena lines. This year, each line is getting a limited edition 10th anniversary cigar.