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Aladino Classic
Aladino Classic is the centerpiece line from the relatively new JRE Tobacco Company. But despite debuting in 2015, JRE holds roots that date much further back, as the company is the creation of famed Honduran tobacco grower Julio R. Eiroa. If the name sounds familiar, it’s because Julio is the father of Christian Eiroa, owner of the CLE Cigar Company. In addition, Julio and Christian were the former owners of the renowned Camacho Cigars brand.
The Aladino name stems from a vintage movie theater in Danlí, Honduras, which the Eiroas have converted into an operational cigar factory. For this special blend, Julio has crafted an old school “Authentic Corojo” puro blend, using Honduran Corojo tobaccos grown on Julio’s “Eiroa Tobacco Farm” in the Jamastran Valley of Honduras.
As such, the Aladino blend has been hailed for its resurrection of the Cubanesque profile seen from the famed Habanos of Cuba’s heyday (1940s - 1960s). The cigars showcase a vintage “no frills” appearance, bringing the focus strictly towards the premium tobaccos used. Expect a medium-plus body and a fiery blast of black pepper and cayenne in the retrohale, joined by notes of medium-roast coffee, pretzel dough, cedar, cashews, and a rewarding buttery finish.
Aladino Classic is the centerpiece line from the relatively new JRE Tobacco Company. But despite debuting in 2015, JRE holds roots that date much further back, as the company is the creation of famed Honduran tobacco grower Julio R. Eiroa. If the name sounds familiar, it’s because Julio is the father of Christian Eiroa, owner of the CLE Cigar Company. In addition, Julio and Christian were the former owners of the renowned Camacho Cigars brand.
The Aladino name stems from a vintage movie theater in Danlí, Honduras, which the Eiroas have converted into an operational cigar factory. For this special blend, Julio has crafted an old school “Authentic Corojo” puro blend, using Honduran Corojo tobaccos grown on Julio’s “Eiroa Tobacco Farm” in the Jamastran Valley of Honduras.
As such, the Aladino blend has been hailed for its resurrection of the Cubanesque profile seen from the famed Habanos of Cuba’s heyday (1940s - 1960s). The cigars showcase a vintage “no frills” appearance, bringing the focus strictly towards the premium tobaccos used. Expect a medium-plus body and a fiery blast of black pepper and cayenne in the retrohale, joined by notes of medium-roast coffee, pretzel dough, cedar, cashews, and a rewarding buttery finish.
- Country of Origin: Honduras
- Strength: Medium
- Wrapper: Corojo
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Aladino Rothschild - 5 PackPack:5 Size:48 x 4.5
Smoke Inn Price: $42.50
Retail Price $44.00 | Save 3%
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Customers Reviews
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KWKeith Webber - Aladino CoronaNO ONE. I repeat NO ONE does Corojo like Aladino and the Eiroa family. Remember their brand Camacho? Yeah this is the original Camacho on steroids. Peppery, smooth and one hell of a retrohale
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CMChad Manson - Aladino CoronaA nice little smoke. Smooth and salty and a great burn the whole smoke.
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JTJesse Trimble - Aladino Corona (Verified buyer)You can enjoy these any time of the day. Just a well built flavorful corojo Puro.
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MCMichael Cruz - Aladino EleganteAn old school, cuban-style smoke that will have you reminiscing. Medium smoke that burns consistently in all three thirds. JRE knows tobacco farming as well as the best of them
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NNNicholas Neher - Aladino RobustoI received this from the smoke inn COTM and it really enjoyed the flavor in this cigar.
