Although a good cigar, it did not have any wow factors like the Maestro Del Tiempo 6102R or the La Colmena Black Honey. Wow in the sense of having that extra pop in fullness of flavors, so good you'd want to smoke the entire box/bundle in one sitting.
The first third started off with some wonderful flavors, but as it got into the second third, the profile became average and remained that way. I'm definitely interested in revisiting to see if I can get the experience of the first third for more of the cigar.
The strength level is a good fit for this cigar, and some people may find this a great daily smoke as I could see this to be a great pairing with coffee in the morning.
Many cigar geeks love Warped and especially its use of the famed Aganorsa tobacco. But this one stands a notch above others giving full depth of flavors, nuances and complexities. I'll be buying a box.
A friendly Futuro battle between Kyle Gellis of Warped and Max Fernandez of Casa Fernandez. Who will reign supreme? Both using the same tobaccos, before smoking them, I wondered, “How different could they truly be?” Could different cigar sizes and ratios of the same tobaccos cause a noticeable difference?
This was a fairly sharp and robust rendition of Kyle's Nicaraguan Corojo and Criollo blend. I'm interested in purchasing a fiver or tener to age as I believe this will be a great cigar to lay down.
Like with most cigars from Warped, I thought the Futuro Seleccion 109 was a tasty offering. Would still buy a fiver to give it some proper TLC in the humidor as I am banking aging will create a more harmonious flavor profile.