Aladino

Origins and Brand Context
Aladino is the flagship brand of JRE Tobacco Company, run by Julio R. Eiroa and his son Justo. Julio, a pioneer in Honduran tobacco, was instrumental in popularising Corojo, and Aladino represents a continuation of this legacy.

Heritage and Philosophy
The brand focuses on authenticity, producing cigars that mirror the classic Cuban smoking experience of the 1960s. Aladino cigars are made entirely from tobaccos grown on the Eiroa family’s farms.

Core Lines and Signature Blends

• Aladino Corojo – Classic Cuban-style, medium-bodied, with spice and wood

• Aladino Maduro – Richer profile, with cocoa and espresso tones

• Aladino Cameroon – Spicy-sweet, using Honduran-grown Cameroon wrapper

• Aladino Vintage Selection – Refined, elegant expressions of the brand’s tobaccos

Production and Craftsmanship
All Aladino cigars are handmade at Fabrica de Puros Aladino in Danlí, Honduras. The vertically integrated model ensures full control over seed, farm and rolling.

Reputation
Aladino is widely respected for quality and authenticity, often cited as delivering some of the best Honduran cigars available.

Summary Profile

• Founders: Julio R. and Justo Eiroa

• Origin: Danlí, Honduras

• Factory: Fabrica de Puros Aladino

• Farms: JRE Tobacco farms, fully integrated production

• Core Lines: Corojo, Maduro, Cameroon, Vintage Selection

• Wrapper Types: Corojo, Maduro, Cameroon

• Body: Medium to full

• Flavour Notes: Spice, wood, cocoa, espresso, sweetness

• Reputation: Revered for Cuban-style authenticity and Eiroa family heritage

• Target Audience: Aficionados seeking authentic, heritage-driven Honduran cigars