Toro

Asylum is known for producing long, large-ring gauge cigars that are as flavorful as they are big. This specially prepared pack features four of their most popular cigars. Each sample comes with one (1) each toro-sized: • Asylum 13 Connecticut – a mild to medium-bodied smoke with a sweet and spicy profile • Asylum 13 Corojo – this potent cigar delivers rich notes of spice, citrus, and tobacco sweetness for a well-balanced smoking indulgence • Asylum Straight Jacket – a potent smoke with an underlying sweetness accented with notes of earth, pepper, cocoa, and coffee • Asylum Nyctophilia – a dark, muscular full-bodied cigar that delivers notes of cocoa, black pepper and a hint of earth

The Asylum Devil’s Night 50x6 is a limited release cigar that was created by Asylum Cigars’ co-founder Tom Lazuka. It is a medium-bodied toro that is made of all Honduran tobacco and sports a reddish Colorado wrapper. This Honduran puro offers notes of spice and sweetness with an underlying earthiness. It is handmade at Christian Eiroa’s Aladino factory in Honduras. The aim of the cigar is to help raise awareness to “Devil’s Night” an annual event that includes arson and other petty crimes caused by “pranksters”, which takes place in Detroit, Michigan on Halloween Eve. The Motor City’s firefighters must risk their lives to extinguish the fires started by these “jokers.” A portion of the sales from the cigars will be donated to Detroit’s firefighters.

The Asylum Devil’s Night 60x6.5 is a limited release cigar that was created by Asylum Cigars’ co-founder Tom Lazuka. It is a medium-bodied toro that is made of all Honduran tobacco and sports a reddish Colorado wrapper. This Honduran puro offers notes of spice and sweetness with an underlying earthiness. It is handmade at Christian Eiroa’s Aladino factory in Honduras. The aim of the cigar is to help raise awareness to “Devil’s Night” an annual event that includes arson and other petty crimes caused by “pranksters”, which takes place in Detroit, Michigan on Halloween Eve. The Motor City’s firefighters must risk their lives to extinguish the fires started by these “jokers.” A portion of the sales from the cigars will be donated to Detroit’s firefighters.