Warped Seleccion Domain 4546
$9.00 – $45.00
If you purchase this product you will earn You don’t want to miss out on Kyle’s latest creation, Warped Seleccion Domain 4546, crafted with utmost precision and care by the renowned Tabacalera La iSLA in Santiago, Dominican Republic. We are thrilled to announce the launch of this exceptional 4.5 x 48 Rothschild cigar that delivers a tantalizing blend of Dominican and Nicaraguan tobacco. Get ready to indulge your senses with a rich and complex flavor profile that includes notes of spice, leather, licorice, and floral undertones, all complemented by a delightful hint of sugar cane sweetness. With a medium-bodied smoking experience, Warped Seleccion Domain 4546 is the perfect choice for cigar enthusiasts looking to explore the best of both worlds. Don’t wait any longer to experience the magic of Warped Seleccion Domain 4546! Order now and be one of the first to try this amazing cigar that is sure to leave a lasting impression. Trust us, this is an opportunity you won’t regret taking!
| Selection | Box – Rothschild 4 1/2 x 48, 5 Pack – Rothschild 4 1/2 x 48, Single – Rothschild 4 1/2 x 48 |
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usarmy15t86 (verified owner) –
I’ve had the Seleccion Domain from Drop that is a milder blend, so I was excited to try this one to see how it compares. I was a little nervous thinking that the Corojo would overpower the blend, but this is done really well. I was met with wonderful graham cracker notes right out of the gate, followed with a hint of spice almost like a little cinnamon or cayenne pepper that’s been toned down. The retrohale gave me a little stone fruit sweetness as well, but very subtle. I thoroughly enjoyed this little guy, and will definitely be looking into a box purchase in the near future. As others have noted, the burn is pretty slow, needing a minor correction towards the final third. Otherwise an impeccable stick!
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A welcome addition to the Warped line
usarmy15t86 (verified owner) –
I’ve had the Seleccion Domain from Drop that is a milder blend, so I was excited to try this one to see how it compares. I was a little nervous thinking that the Corojo would overpower the blend, but this is done really well. I was met with wonderful graham cracker notes right out of the gate, followed with a hint of spice almost like a little cinnamon or cayenne pepper that’s been toned down. The retrohale gave me a little stone fruit sweetness as well, but very subtle. I thoroughly enjoyed this little guy, and will definitely be looking into a box purchase in the near future.
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Alexander S (verified owner) –
Anytime, I smoke a short cigar it needs to start off strong in the flavor department and the 4546 delivered nicely. I got some notes of earth, leather and spice. The spice had a little sweetness to it like what you get from a cayenne pepper (not the hot part but the sweetness in the cayenne). Maybe that sweetness was meant to be “licorice and floral undertones” as promoted by Warped in the press release but I got a different kind of sweetness.
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jtdjeffers (verified owner) –
Peppery right out of the gate but it quickly mellows out. Not much transition in flavors besides gram cracker and toast with a little pepper lingering on the back side.
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Justin White (verified owner) –
I’m a huge fan of the Chinchalle so I was stoked to see Kyle going Dominican again. This one burned flawlessly with a perfect resistance to the draw. Medium strength and flavor, pepper, chocolate, and golden raisins. Thoroughly enjoyed it. I hope to see more blends out of this factory!
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mikegay (verified owner) –
As far as I know this is a first for Kyle. I know that his name technically goes on every blend he releases, but to actually put his initials on it, make and call it his own, special day, and a special cigar. Although I am not a fan of the small size cigar, this one did not disappoint. Straight up medium right out of the gate, then increasing in strength throughout. Opening with raisins, and baking spices, evolving into leather and oak, then finishing with some cinnamon and red pepper notes. Not really foe the novice, a lot going on here, all with some very nice power. Winner of a cigar and I am so glad that I have learned enough to know that I had better grab a box while I could, these will almost guaranteed sell out fast. Thanks Kyle, awesome smoke, would love to see in something like a corona gorda 6×46 size, but that’s just me.
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Lou Cross (verified owner) –
The Warped Domain 4546 is the second cigar from Warped that I’ve smoked this year that was produced at Tabacalera La iSLA in the Dominican Republic. This was more mild than I expected it to be based on the other cigars (Warped, Matilde, etc.) coming out of this factory that I have smoked recently. There were notes right off the start of graham crackers and dry toast with a little sweetness that lingered on the palate. There wasn’t much variation throughout, but it’s a short cigar so there was little expectation there. The construction was solid, the ash held strong for nearly half the cigar. It smoked very slowly, like a NUB cigar, due to it being as well as it was. There was very little spice and if smoked blind, I would have guessed it was something that Caldwell would have put out. The Seleccion Domain 4546 comes in one size, a 4.5 x 48 Rothschild, and uses a Dominican Corojo wrapper, Dominican Cotui binder, and Dominican and Nicaraguan (Viso) fillers. I’m glad I was able to pickup a box. I smoked through a few of these to get a baseline, and I am hoping that the remaining cigars will age well.
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