Asylum Cigars

Asylum cigars are made in Miami under the watchful eye of Christian Eiroa. Eiroa, whose claim to fame is the epic success of the Camacho cigars, sold his previous company to Davidoff of Geneva and launched this new project in 2012. The founders of Asylum: Kevin Baxter and Tom Lazuka joined Christian Eiroa so they can focus on brand development. “By partnering with Christian Eiroa and his company, Tabacaleras Unidas, we have a platform that gives us the ability to create full-body, high-palate-impact to truly flavorful medium bodied cigars” said Tom Lazuka. “Developing blends that will satisfy customers and leave them wanting more was no easy task but we believe we’ve done just that.” says his partner, Kevin Baxter.

The Asylum Sixty Seven is a medium-bodied smoke, each Asylum cigar is made by hand from a well aged blend of Nicaraguan tobaccos. Camacho cigar maker Christian Eiroa is the brains behind these handcrafted mixes.

Asylum Torpedo Nicaraguan (5" x 54) are made with a spicy Cuban-seed long fillers, wrapped in an oily, dark Nicaraguan Habano wrapper to give its medium-full body profile. A true connoisseur will enjoy this beautiful cigar during an afternoon dinner with a glass of Tennessee whiskey.