Warped - The Devil's Hands - Corona Especials

while his father unwound from the day.
Kyle listened as his father explained what he tasted, the characteristics he liked and didn't like. It was an early education in the preferences of the consummate cigar consumer.
At age 16 that Kyle enjoyed his own first cigar, a Montecristo No. 2 Habano that was a gift from his father. The experience ignited Kyle's passion for cigars even further. At age 18, while attending the University of Central Florida, Kyle made weekly trips to the historic neighborhood of Little Havana in Miami, where he learned everything he could about the manufacturing and blending of cigars. The idea to form his own cigar business was percolating, and he visited factory after factory to find a suitable partner. When he came upon El Titan de Bronze, he knew he had found the one.
Today all the old cigar factories in Little Havana have closed down, with only El Titan de Bronze on Calle Ocho remaining. It is here that Kyle produces Warped Cigars, some

Kyle Gellis® established Warped in 2007, but his interest in cigars was stoked much earlier. Kyle's father was an avid cigar lover, and Kyle was always at his side after he came home from work and had a smoke. At the age of six Kyle delighted in choosing the cigar, cutting it, and holding the lighter