Asylum 13 Robusto 50x5 - Pack of 5
Everyone seeks asylum, the difference is where, how or in what.Edgy and “out-there” the Asylum 13 series are the result of experimentation from the darkest corners of the mind of Christian Eiroa, the founder of the Camacho brand of cigars. A true Nicaraguan Puro, Asylum 13 series cigars are made using only pure homegrown Nicaraguan ingredients. Skillfully wrapped in a moody, dark Nicaraguan Habano wrapper, and housing a Cuban-seed long filler tobacco grown in the black volcanic soils of Nicaragua and aged for exceptional taste, Asylum 13 cigars provide a complex explosion of flavors that are unlike any you’ve had before. Hints of cocoa and spice erupt throughout this bold cigar with earthy tones, espresso bean, black tobacco and subtle sweet/spicy notes making their way to the top as you make your way through the stick. This cigar gives you a slow, cool burn with long ashes and would be a great addition to your cigar collection.Asylum 13 – going crazy doesn’t have to be a bad thing.
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Mike's Cigars
Quantity: Pack of 5
shape: Robusto
ring: 50 Ring
length: 5 Inches
strength: Medium Full
country: Nicaragua
wrapper: Nicaragua
filler: Nicaragua
binder: Nicaragua
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$8.99 per cigar · Pack of 5
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Smooth and Peppery
Mike
14th Aug 2020
As you can see in the photo the wrapper had some veins, but the seams were tight. The cold draw offered up some cocoa with pepper and there was a spiciness on my lips as I took it away to light it.
The cigar lit cleanly and the pepper is right up front on this.
Excellent draw. Almost too light for my preference, it made for a quicker than normal smoke for me in the 5X50 robusto size. That said, it didn’t burn hot which was surprising.
As I get into the first third the cigar settles into some cocoa and leather, but for me the predominant flavor is pepper which faded a little into the second third. The cigar needed a quick touch up to even the burn.
For the second third I still have some faint cocoa, earth and pepper, but leather is the big player. I needed to touch up the cigar twice here. I lost the ash during the second touch up so it held well.
In the final third leather and pepper have taken over the fight for first place. Cocoa is a distant third and often times difficult to detect.
Overall: This is a pretty strong cigar. My grandson commented on how it smelled compared to my preferred Oliva V. The expected cocoa and leather were present with a pepper kicker. The flavors were subtle and required some effort for me to dig them out, other than the pepper. The cigar was spicy; my lips were tingling from contact with the wrapper. Tragically, I’m not a pepper guy.
While I gave it a 3 the loss of one star was entirely based on my dislike of a pepper forward cigar and would probably be different if you are the sort who enjoys a pepper kick to your cigar. The cigar itself was tight and burned relatively well, but needed 3 touch ups in a short stick (the other dropped star). If someone offered me one, I’d smoke it, but I definitely won’t search this one out.
