Description

A classic Cuban cigar that takes you back to pre-embargo era with the authentic corojo from JRE Tobacco Farm.

The brand is named after an old movie theater in Danlí, Honduras, owned by the Eiroa family for generations.

“Julio chose the name Aladino because it was the name of the movie theater that was turned into a factory where we roll our cigars,” said Gaby Eiroa of C.L.E. Cigar Company.

Although introduced at the 2015 IPCPR trade show, Aladinos didn’t begin to reach retailers until November.

Aladino is a Honduran puro and is rolled from tobaccos grown in the Jamastran Valley on the Eiroa family farms in Honduras from seeds that the company refers to as “authentic Corojo.”

Packaged in 20 count boxes unless otherwise noted

This cigar comes in six vitolas:

• Corona | 5 X 44
• Robusto | 5 X 50
• Santi | 5.5 X 32- 50 count boxes
• Palmas | 6 X 43
• Churchill | 7 X 48
• Patton | 9 X 48- single coffin boxes