About this cigar
Asylum's 13 Maduro line represents the brand's most ambitious expression, a potent blend engineered for palate depth and consistency. The Oblongata vitola, a 5x50 perfecto, concentrates flavor intensity through its tapered shape, creating a complex, evolving smoke that develops noticeably over the course of 45 minutes. The San Andrés maduro wrapper delivers the expected chocolate and leather notes, but the Dominican and Nicaraguan long-fillers underneath push toward something richer: cocoa earth, subtle spice on the mid-palate, and a mineral backbone that keeps the smoke from becoming one-dimensional. Construction is reliable enough for walk-in traffic and discerning regulars alike. This is a cigar that works after dinner or as an evening anchor smoke, particularly for customers who've already developed their taste beyond Connecticut-wrapper territory. The 25-count box format suits lounges and retailers stocking a cohesive maduro selection, where repeat customers know what they're getting. Asylum's reputation for value-to-quality ratio means you can price these competitively without margin compromise.
