Aladino
Aladino is a Honduran cigar brand created within JRE Tobacco Co. by the Eiroa family. The house focuses on Corojo tobacco grown on its own farms and offers a clear range of lines, from the classic Corojo to the Maduro, Connecticut and Cameroon blends.
Historia
The brand's story is rooted in the Eiroa family and the Jamastrán Valley in Honduras. In the 1970s, the family's grandfather ran a movie theatre in Danlí called "El Cine Aladino", a name later tied to the place and the factory. The project's modern start is often placed in 2015, when Julio R. Eiroa asked his son Justo Eiroa to return to the industry to carry on the family legacy. Justo built the house on a hands-on approach, from the field to the finished cigar.
