Finally a lighter version of Asylum 13, a very popular line, which adds an Ecuadorian Connecticut Shade wrapper to the Honduran blend. The Asylum 13 Connecticut completes the brand in the strength spectrum.

Released in 2013, the Asylum 13 Corojo made a big splash in the cigar world by using corojo tobacco and producing long, thick cigars that range from 6” to 11” in length and 52 to 80-ring gauge. The cigars are not only big in size but are full-strength and packed with flavor. The Asylum 13 Corojo is made of 100% Honduran tobacco and uses a smooth, light-brown Corojo wrapper. Veteran aficionados will find this an invigorating smoke. Novice enthusiasts who want to expand their smoking portfolio will find it challenging but not daunting. The cigars are handmade in Tabacos Rancho Jamastran in Honduras.

Asylum is the brainchild of Kevin Baxter (formerly of Outlaw cigars) and Tom Lazuka in collaboration with Christian Eiroa, creator and former owner of Camacho Cigars. Asylum 13, the full bodied line of Asylum Cigars, offers the palate rich caramel and espresso tones and roasted nut flavor. Asylum 13 Cigars are handrolled Nicaraguan puros with a Habano Oscuro wrapper and Nicaraguan binder and filler. They come in boxes of 50 and have a very attractive price point.

In Spanish-speaking countries, “Martes 13” (Tuesday the 13th) is not a good day to get married, travel or even leave the house. Why? Because Martes 13 is the Spanish equivalent to “Friday the 13th.” A date that if you are superstitious is reserved for avoiding walking under ladders, breaking mirrors, or stepping on sidewalk cracks. However, if you’re cigar smoker it’s a great day to enjoy the Asylum 13 Martes 13 Limited Edition cigar. This awesome Honduran puro is made of 100% Corojo tobacco with a muscular, savory natural wrapper. It offers a flavorful medium to full-bodied smoking indulgence that must be tried to be believed. However, as its name implies, this is a limited edition cigar, so don’t leave it to chance and order yours today.

Asylum Cigars have always been thought-provoking, whether its with enormous ring gauges, funky barber pole wrappers, or unusual blend names. The Asylum 13 Medulla continues this tradition with a cigar guaranteed to make you think twice. Featuring a 100% Honduran recipe containing high-priming Corojo wrapper from the Eiroa farm, this cigar is set to impress and satisfy palates -and minds- everywhere.

Like its name, the Asylum 13 Medulla Maduro will take command of your senses from the first draw. Handmade at CLE Cigar Company’s Aladino Factory in Danli, Honduras, the Asylum 13 Medulla Maduro is a medium-strength cigar with a dark-brown, Mexican San Andrés wrapper, and a Honduran Corojo binder and filler. If you like big ring gauges, this is your stick. The Asylum 13 Medulla smallest ring is 52 (just under an inch). Its biggest ring is 80. That’s 1 ¼ inches in diameter. Now, that’s big!

Asylum Cigars has been known to get the windmills of your mind spinning. Whether it’s with their long and thick vitolas, eye-catching barber pole wrappers, or highly creative blend. And the Asylum 13 Oblongata is no different. This box-pressed, medium-bodied cigar was meant to impress! It is a Honduran puro with an inviting Corojo wrapper and stuffed with the finest Honduran tobaccos to create a flavorful and mindful smoking experience you will want to try again and again. So be sure to buy it by the box (or two).

The Asylum 13 Oblongata Maduro will take control of your senses from the very first puff and won't let go until the last puff and beyond. Handmade at CLE Cigar Company’s Aladino Factory in Danli, Honduras, the Asylum 13 Oblongata Maduro is a box-pressed, medium-strength cigar with a Mexican San Andres wrapper, and a Honduran Corojo binder and filler.

Asylum 13 Ogre is a barber pole cigar that uses Candela wrapper and Habano Maduro wrapper. As with other Asylum 13 Cigars, the Ogre offers the palate rich caramel and espresso tones and roasted nut flavor. They come in boxes of 50 and have a very attractive price point.

The Asylum 13 Pandemonium is a medium to full strength cigar that is handmade in Nicaragua. Its dark, oily Nicaraguan maduro wrapper covers a Nicaraguan binder and filler. This Nicaraguan puro has a complexity of flavors that includes spice, wood, leather, pepper and cocoa. Pandemonium cigars are considered the strongest and boldest sticks in the Asylum 13 line. They are also known for their length and hefty ring gauge.

The Asylum 867 Auntie is a flavor-infused cigar that uses the steeping method to add its unique flavors to the cigar. It is the first time Asylum has released what they call, “aromatic flavors via exotic tobaccos.” The cigar is a Honduran puro that sports an inviting maduro wrapper. Once the cigars are rolled, they are infused with flavors by submersing them in a flavored liquid or by using methods similar to aroma therapy, where the cigars are placed in a closed environment and allowed to absorb the flavors. The cigars are handmade in Honduras at the CLE Cigar Company factory. The Asylum 867 Auntie was formerly known as the Deadwood Tobacco Co. Chasing the Dragon Auntie. However, it uses the same blend and delivers the same delicious flavor profile as its previous alias.

The Asylum 867 Midnight Oil is a flavor-infused cigar that uses the steeping method to add its unique flavors to the cigar. It is the first time Asylum has released what they call, “aromatic flavors via exotic tobaccos.” The cigar is a Honduran puro that sports an inviting maduro wrapper. Once the cigars are rolled, they are infused with flavors by submersing them in a flavored liquid or by using methods similar to aroma therapy, where the cigars are placed in a closed environment and allowed to absorb the flavors. The cigars are handmade in Honduras at the CLE Cigar Company factory. The Asylum 867 Midnight Oil was formerly known as the Deadwood Tobacco Co. Chasing the Dragon Midnight Oil. However, it uses the same blend and delivers the same delicious flavor profile as its previous alias.

The Asylum 867 Zero is a flavor-infused cigar that uses the steeping method to add its unique flavors to the cigar. It is the first time Asylum has released what they call, “aromatic flavors via exotic tobaccos.” The cigar is a Honduran puro that sports an inviting maduro wrapper. Once the cigars are rolled, they are infused with flavors by submersing them in a flavored liquid or by using methods similar to aroma therapy, where the cigars are placed in a closed environment and allowed to absorb the flavors. The cigars are handmade in Honduras at the CLE Cigar Company factory.

In the cigar world there are a lot of myths. One of them is that the Dominican Republic does not make full-body cigars. Christian Eiroa and his team at the CLE Cigar Company asked, “Why not?” So, they searched this Caribbean Island nation for the right blend to make such a cigar and bust that myth. The Arkham, an Asylum Original, is a full-bodied cigar composed of all Dominican tobacco from its delicious natural Corojo wrapper right down to its filler. The Arkham has all the flavor and aroma you would expect from a cigar made of the finest Dominican tobacco, but with that added kick that only an Asylum cigar can deliver. Handcrafted in the Dominican Republic, the Arkham is one cigar you will want to keep in your regular rotation so be sure to order several.

The Asylum Cool Brew cigar is a medium-bodied cigar whose flavor profile is enhanced by a flavor-infused method known as steeping. The cigar is a Honduran puro that sports a tempting, dark maduro wrapper. Steeping involves immersing the finished cigars in a flavored liquid or using a technique similar to aroma therapy, which involves storing the cigars in a closed environment so that they can absorb the flavors. The cigars are handmade by the CLE Cigar Company in Honduras.

In Detroit, Michigan, the night before Halloween is referred to as “Devil’s Night.” It is when “pranksters” go out and commit petty crimes including arson and vandalism. This is done as a prelude to Halloween. Of course, this means firefighters must risk their lives to put out the fires caused by these “jokers.” Tom Lazuka, co-founder of Asylum Cigars, has created the limited edition Asylum Devil’s Night cigar to honor the Motor City’s firefighters. The cigar is a medium strength Honduran puro covered by a red-hued Colorado wrapper. It is handmade in Honduras at the El Aladino factory, which is owned by Christian Eiroa. A portion of the sales from the cigars will be donated to Detroit’s firefighters.

Asylum Insidious by CLE Cigars (Fabricas Unidas) is a Honduran stick with Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper that has been closed with a sweetened cap. Insidious is a mild to medium smoke and just like the other cigars in the Asylum portfolio, it is an affordable premium quality stick.

This version of Asylum Insidious with a San Andreas Maduro wrapper features the same Honduran blend and medium bodied. The cigar is sweet tipped to provide a subtle hint of sweetness to the earthy blend.