The Gellis Absolutos Corona Gorda had an average flavor profile throughout, focused around the toasted cedar and black pepper. The walnut note was nice, but couldn't push through the core components to elevate the profile. If you're a toasted cedar and black pepper fan, this would be a good cigar to try, but the balance just wasn't there to want to make me come back to this one.
The Gellis Piece Unique had a nice profile through the first two thirds with a good combination of flavors and balance. The final third took a step down as some of the components increased and it lost its balance. It's been a while since I've had an enjoyable experience from both Gellis/Warped and La Isla, so it was nice to see it all come together. The price point is quite high, but for an occasional cigar, this might be one to splurge on.
The Gellis Saunter had an average flavor profile throughout, focused around the toasted cedar, earth and black pepper. The sandalwood note was nice, but didn't do enough to elevate the profile. Overall, a pretty average Connecticut shade offering, and not one I'd see myself coming back to as there are better offerings at a lower price point on the market.
The Gellis Marevas is a departure from where the Warped brand of cigars was being manufactured and also the flavor profile that it typically delivered. I did find the first third brought some interesting and engaging components, but by the second third there was a dominant earth note that was driving the profile and the cigar didn't seem to recover from it. I didn't find the profile of the Gellis Marevas particularly engaging or standout that I'd want to return to it, however I am interested in reviewing future Gellis offerings to see how the brand evolves.