Aladino Cigars

Aladino is a premium Honduran cigar brand made by JRE Tobacco Co., owned by the Eiroa family. The brand is known for using rare, authentic Corojo tobacco grown on their farms in the Jamastran Valley of Honduras. Aladino cigars are crafted to recreate the flavor and style of pre-embargo Cuban cigars from the 1940s–1960s, offering a nostalgic, “old-school” smoking experience with balanced, medium-plus bodied flavors often featuring spice, coffee, and nutty notes.

The brand’s main lines include Aladino Corojo (a 100% Corojo Honduran puro), Aladino Maduro with a Mexican San Andrés wrapper, Aladino Classic with a Habano-seed wrapper, Aladino Connecticut for a milder profile, and Aladino Reserva, a higher-end release. The name “Aladino” comes from a historic movie theater in Danlí, Honduras, which the Eiroa family later converted into their cigar factory.