Asylum Cigars 13 Ogre

Asylum 13 Ogre Robusto

Blind Man's Puff · Jun 10, 2015 · March 2014

Blind Cigar Review: Asylum 13 Ogre Robusto

Robusto · 5.00″ × 50 · Medium-Strong · Nicaragua

Asylum 13 Ogre Lancero

The Cigar Authority · Aug 4, 2015

The Ogre Lancero is a new release from Asylum cigar and features a barber pole wrapper utilizing a Habano and Candela wrapper.

Asylum 13 Ogre

Cigar Coop · Mar 18, 2013

Asylum 13 Ogre This past November, Asylum Cigars announced the Asylum 13 Ogre.  This cigar caught the attention of many for three reasons.  First up, the cigar is a barber pole.  Secondly, this isn’t any barber pole, but this is a barber pole that uses candela as one its wrapper.  Finally, this cigar is enormous […]

7.00″ × 70 · Mild to Medium (1st Half), Medium (2nd Half)

Asylum 13 Ogre -

Kaplowitz · Jun 11, 2017

A well-drawing stick with a tick wobble'd burn and short ash. An interesting lime note particularly at end-of-finish. Some white pepper piquancy is upped on retro-hale and back-loaded. Non-delineated sweet caramelized-cum-table sugar with mocha dalliances on an earthen profile. Chances are, ya read that in under 10-seconds. Want mo'? This offering was the focus of THIS Cigars City Podcast. WRAPPER: Nicaraguan Candela/Nicaraguan Habano Maduro BINDER: Nicaraguan FILLER: Nicaraguan ORIGIN: Nicaragu

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Asylum 13 Ogre 770

CigarCzars · May 7, 2018

There's only one cigar I have smoked/reviewed that has a larger ring gauge than the Asylum 13 Ogre 770 Gordo (7 x 70), and that just happens to be theAsylum 13 Eighty. In addition to being the secondlargest cigarthat I have ever smoked, the Asylum 13 Ogre 770 is also somewhat unusual because it is a barber pole cigar made with a Habano-Maduro wrapper along with a Candella wrapper. All of the tobaccos in this cigar are from Nicaragua. Asylum 13 Ogre cigars are available is several different sizes, with the price for a single stick in 7 x 70 size being about $7.50. Overall, I found the Asylum 13 Ogre 770 to be medium in strength, and medium-to-full in both body and flavor. The taste was very enjoyable during the first 30 to 45 minutes, but then started to noticeably decline as the cigar became fuller and stronger. Pleasant natural tobacco flavors at the start eventually gave way to more of an earthy and slightly peppery profile during the second half. However, the taste of this cigar is secondary, as its size and appearance are what make the cigar worth giving a try. As is the case with the Asylum 13 Eighty, a stogie with a ring gauge larger than about 60 is more of a novelty than a cigar that I'd consider smoking on a regular basis. Such a large cigar can take some effort to light and keep burning evenly. Several touch-ups, but surprisingly only one relight, were needed during the one hour and 35 minutes that it took me to smoke this cigar down to 2½ inches remaining. Although the Asylum 13 Ogre 770's flavor during the first half of the smoke deserves a 4.0 rating on a 5-point scale, the decline in flavor during the second-half, coupled with the awkward size of the cigar, lowers my overall rating to 3.5 points. However, if you want to smoke a really large cigar, why settle for the second or third largest? The Asylum 13 Ogre is also available in a humongous 8 x 80 size. Go for it!

Gordo · 7.00″ × 70