The Aladino Cameroon is a line extension of the popular Aladino brand, which is handmade at the JRE Tobacco Company factory in Honduras. It is a medium strength cigar that features a Cameroon-seed wrapper that was grown in the Jamastran Valley in Honduras. The wrapper is carefully aged for two years before it is applied to the Corojo binder and filler. Once lit, the Aladino Cameroon delivers warm notes of spice with an underlying sweetness and creaminess.

Father and son cigar-crafting duo, Julio R. Eiroa and Justo Eiroa of the JRE Tobacco Company dedicated seven years to developing the first cigar made entirely of Cameroon tobacco. The tobacco was grown from Cameroon seeds that were planted and harvested on farms owned by JRE in Honduras. Cameroon tobacco is well-regarded for its smoothness, beauty, and flavor so it is mostly used as wrapper. However, the leaf is stiff and thin, which makes it difficult to use. It is why most cigar crafters tend to shy away from it. But JRE persisted and produced a Cameroon-seed puro that exhibits this tobacco’s rich qualities from filler to wrapper. The Aladino Cameroon Reserva appeals to aficionados looking to expand their smoking portfolio and experience Camerron tobacco.

The Aladino Candela was crafted as an homage to Julio Eiroa (co-founder and co-owner of the JRE Tobacco Co). Julio was once considered the largest producer of the candela wrapper (aka double claro). It is combined with Eiroa’s own Corojo tobacco to produce a delectable smoking experience. The candela wrapper has a distinctive green hue. It gets its green color thanks to a flue-curing method, which exposes the leaves to high heat temperatures at a shorter time than the typical tobacco curing process. It also helps to lock-in the tobacco’s natural sweetness. At one time, candela was one of the most popular wrappers  in the United States. If you’ve never smoked a cigar with a candela wrapper, this is your chance to try one made from one of the best cigar crafters in the industry.   

The Aladino Classic will appeal to the cigar smoker who enjoys a cigar that has the look, feel and taste of cigars made in Cuba during the late ‘40s and early ‘60s. This Honduran puro sports a mouthwatering, rustic Habano seed maduro wrapper placed over a Corojo binder and a Habano seed filler. All of the tobaccos for the Classic were grown at the JRE Tobacco farms in Jamastran, Honduras. It offers a medium-strength and flavorful smoking indulgence that will take you back to a simpler time. The cigars are handmade at the Fabrica de Puros Aladino S.A. factory in Honduras.

The Aladino Connecticut is an alluring, light-brown stick that uses an Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, and premium Honduran tobaccos for its binder and filler. A mildly pleasant cigar, the Aladino Connecticut is a perfect companion to a rich, warm cup of coffee. The Aladino Connecticut is hand crafted in the Jamastran Valley in Honduras at Las Lomas Factory, which is owned by Julio R. Eiroa and his son Justo who also owns the JRE Tobacco Company. The Eiroas are committed to creating cigars of excellent taste and superior quality that harkens back to the days before the Cuban embargo.

Dedicated to bringing back the look, flavor, and aroma from the Golden Age of Cigars, which was from the late forties to the early sixties, the Aladino Corojo Reserva hits the mark right on the nose. A Honduran puro, the Aladino Corojo Reserva, as it name clearly states, uses Cuban-seed Corojo tobaccos to create a full-strength stick and a classic flavor profile that consists of earth, cedar, tobacco and pepper with a floral touch. The Aladino Corojo Reserva is one premium cigar that, once smoked, will earn a permanent place in your humidor. It already earned Cigar Coop’s 2018 Cigar of the Year number one spot.

The Aladino Fuma Noche cigar line was crafted for smokers who enjoy a good evening smoke that’s packed with flavor and doesn’t pull punches when it comes to strength. It features an imposing maduro wrapper of undisclosed origin. Its Honduran binder and filler leaves come from farms owned by Eiroa family. The cigar is known for creating a deep, mesmerizing smoking experience. “Fuma Noche” is Spanish for night smoke.

Beautifully handcrafted by the JRE Tobacco Company in Danli, Honduras, the Aladino Habano is a very Cuban-esque cigar that harkens back to the golden years of Cuban cigar crafting. Under the expert guidance of master blender Julio R. Eiroa, the Aladino Habano is rolled using a binder and filler made from Cuban-seed Corojo tobaccos and covered by a dark, oily Habano wrapper. All grown in Honduras. Once rolled, the cigars are left to age for four to five years so that the tobaccos can marry and develop their uniquely Honduran flavor and characteristics.

The Aladino Limited Edition Cameroon was released as a show exclusive to members of the Premium Cigar Association (PCA) who attended the organization’s annual trade show, which Neptune Cigars is a proud and active member of. This limited-edition cigar uses tobacco that has been carefully age for up to six years. It features a smooth red-hued Cameroon wrapper that is expertly wrapped around over a Honduran binder and filler. When lit the cigar offers a sophisticated smoking experience that will appeal to seasoned and novice aficionados. The cigars are handmade at the JRE Tobacco Co factory in Honduras.

The Aladino Maduro cigar is living proof of Julio R. Eiroa and his son Justo M. Eiroa, founders of JRE Tobacco Company, commitment to exceptional quality, and their claim to have mastered the art of cigar making. A delicious cocoa colored Mexican San Andrés wrapper surrounds the binder filler which is made from Honduran Corojo tobacco. Handmade in Honduras, the Aladino Maduro is a medium-strength cigar that is best paired with an IPA beer, cognac, or a port wine

Aladino is a 100% Authentic Corojo cigar made with tobacco grown by the Eiroa family in Honduras. These medium bodied yet super rich cigars have an old fashioned look and taste that will transport you to the Golden Era of Cuban cigars. Father Julio Eiroa and son Justo Eiroa have partnered in this venture to bring to the market cigars made with passion from tobacco from their own family farm in the Jamastran Valley.

A limited production release, the Aladino Sumatra features a savory Sumatra-seed maduro wrapper, which was grown on the JRE Tobacco Farm in Honduras. Inside this awesome wrapper is a binder and filler made of premium Honduran tobacco. The cigars are hand crafted in Honduras at the JRE Tobacco Co. factory.