Erupting with a ridiculous amount of flavor and power, the Asylum Insidious Habano 50x5 cigar will quickly lodge into the back of your skull as an all-time favorite. What else to expect from Christian Eiroa, the king of awesome-good smokes who has joined forces with Asylum cofounders/co-conspirators Tom Lazuka and Kevin Baxter to keep the brand’s hits coming from the Eiroa’s El Aladino factory. Able to maintain the hunt for exceptional long leaf close to home, the tobaccos used to create the Insidious Habano are all Honduran, including the expertly fermented Jamastran wrapper that is finished with a lightly sweetened tip.
That flash of orange and blue when you open your humidor is the bright band on the Asylum Insidious Habano 50x5 grabbing your eyeballs and making sure they tell your brain it is time for a party. A flavor party. The solidly constructed barrel of each luscious puro displays a level of quality construction usually reserved for handmades costing twice as much, and your mouth will water from the crisp aroma. Beginning seemingly mild with some cream and white pepper notes, you will soon realize you have been had once the thick clouds of smoke begin carrying medium-full blasts of black coffee, leather, cedar, and cinnamon directly to the pleasure center of your soul.
A gateway to fuller flavor and enjoyment for novice enthusiasts, the Asylum Insidious Habano 50x5 is still capable of satisfying the more strength-crazed among us, even if it is just the first cigar of the day while gulping far too much hot java. Packed as a gang of 25 into colorful cabinet-style boxes, these affordable smokes will keep you coming back again and again to repeat the experience. If that sounds a little too much like the definition of insanity, then lock the door and throw away the key!
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