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Box‑Pressed

Asylum 13 Oblongata

Firm Press, Heavy Smoke

C.L.E. Cigar Company

About Asylum 13 Oblongata

Debuting in 2017, Asylum 13 Oblongata is the box‑pressed counterpart to the Medulla, built as a 100% Honduran puro. Known for a firm press and large vitolas, it favors earth, coffee and dark chocolate with a peanut‑and‑cream nuance and a peppery retrohale through a medium to medium‑full arc.

  • Made in Honduras
  • Medium to Full
  • Honduran Corojo
  • Earth, coffee, dark chocolate, black pepper, cedar, graham sweetness

Box‑Pressed Corojo

Asylum 13 Oblongata

Asylum 13 Oblongata is the box‑pressed counterpart to the Medulla: a Honduran Corojo puro offered in a firmer, compressed format that typically delivers earth, coffee, dark chocolate and cream/peanut undertones in the medium–to–medium‑full strength lane.

Sizes

  • Robusto (5.0" x 50)
  • Toro (6.0" x 52)
  • Gordo / 60 (6.0" x 60)
  • 7 x 70 (7.0" x 70)
  • 6 x 80 (6.0" x 80)

Strength

Medium to Full

Country of Origin

Honduras

Wrapper

Honduran Corojo

Binder

Honduran

Filler

Honduran filler

Year Released

2017

Flavor Profile

Earth, coffee, dark chocolate, black pepper, cedar, graham sweetness

The Oblongata takes Asylum's Corojo blend and squeezes it into a firm box press. That press produces broad smoke output and a concentrated flavor profile: an earthy backbone with coffee and dark‑chocolate notes, recurring peanut/cream elements and a cedar‑tinged finish. Black pepper and retrohale spice show early and usually soften as the stick progresses; graham‑like sweetness appears at times to round the profile. Construction tends to be solid, and the press makes this the version for smokers who want a tighter, more compressed presentation and a pronounced coffee‑and‑earth core.

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Oblongata is presented as a Honduran puro: Honduran Corojo wrapper over Honduran binder and filler. Editorial reporting identifies production at Christian Eiroa's El Aladino factory in Danlí, Honduras.