Insidious Maduro by Asylum: Perfect Pairings and Tasting Notes.
Asylum Insidious Maduro Cigar Review… featured in The Blaze Report.
Brand Profile:
Riding high on the success of the Connecticut-shade, original Insidious line, the next offering comes to you sporting a Maduro wrapper leaf, and houses the same Honduran long-fillers and binder as the original.
Equipped with a deliciously robust profile, Insidious Maduro boasts heady notes of cream, spice, and cocoa with a razor sharp burn. Sticking to a similar every day price-point, this offering is sure to sneak its way into regular rotations of sweet-cap fanatics overnight. ALL INSIDIOUS MADURO ARE AVAILABLE IN 25-COUNT BOXES.
Vitola (Size):
5” x 50
Wrapper:
Ecuadorian Habano
Binder:
Nicaragua
Filler:
Dominican Republic, Nicaragua
Insidious Maduro by Asylum
https://clecigars.com/asylum-13/
Pairs Perfectly With:
the macallan triple cask matured 15 years old.
The Macallan Triple Cask Matured 15 Years Old is a lighter style Macallan with a more complex character crafted in a triple cask combination of European and American Sherry-seasoned oak casks and American ex-bourbon oak casks. This unique marriage of casks delivers a sublime whisky with a natural rich straw color and decadent flavors of orange and chocolate.
Photo and Review credits: M. “Joe” Gooch
The Blaze Report:
Appearance:
This cigar had a gorgeous looking oily, deep brown colored wrapper with an enticing pre-light nose filled with cocoa, floral and some rich hints of hay-like aromas. The Insidious was solid to touch and felt great in the hand.
1st Third:
So yes solid tot the touch with an effortlessly smooth draw. The smoke had a mouthwatering texture with a full, enticing aroma filled with nuts, spices, floral tones and sweetness on the back end of each puff.
2nd Third:
The sweet tone continues to carry over to the taste and lingering on the palate through the finish. There’s some sweet like notes and nuttiness in the smell as well. The aroma really stood out on these rich and luring characters of the cigar.
The aroma continued to intensify as the cigar was smoked becoming full and rich with the cocoa notes becoming more present. It had blunt spicy notes in the nose for the first half of the cigar, which settled down revealing a more creamy texture during the second half. Lingering pepper notes through the finish continued.
Final Thoughts:
Outstanding burn and overall construction from beginning to the end. This cigar offered amazing well-round flavors on the palate with complexity and a beautiful aroma. Medium to full body most of the way through with a long and flavorful finish. Outstanding with pleasant flavors that were delightful on the palate yet was able to deliver a full flavored and good body experience with an enticing flavor journey.
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- Was this cigar a good buy? Yes
- Did you enjoy the aroma of the cigar while smoking? Yes
- Did the taste transition as you smoked it? Yes
- Does it have complexity? Yes a mild complexity
- How consistent was the strength level? Consistent
- What makes this cigar different or special? Aroma
- Did the cigar produce spice? Yes
- Did the flavors match the description? Yes
- Did the strength match the description? Yes
- Would you smoke this cigar again? Yes
Final Grade
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