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Aladino Cigars represents the purest expression of Honduran Corojo tobacco, produced by the legendary Eiroa family on their farms in the Jamastran Valley of Honduras. Christian Eiroa, whose father Julio pioneered Corojo cultivation in Honduras after the Cuban Revolution, crafts Aladino as an homage to old-school cigar making. No additives, no shortcuts, just pure tobacco grown, cured, and rolled by the same family. CigarFinder compares Aladino prices across 17+ trusted retailers.

The Eiroa family's cigar heritage runs deep. Julio Eiroa was one of the first growers to successfully cultivate authentic Cuban Corojo tobacco outside of Cuba, planting seeds in Honduras's fertile Jamastran Valley in the 1960s. His son Christian grew up on the farm and went on to found Camacho Cigars, which he sold to Oettinger Davidoff Group in 2008.

After a non-compete period, Christian launched Aladino in 2016 through his CLE Cigar Company as a tribute to his father and the original Corojo tradition. The name "Aladino" is a nod to the Aladdin lamp. Symbolizing the magic of discovering something precious in something simple.

Every Aladino cigar is a Honduran puro, using Corojo and Criollo tobaccos grown exclusively on the Eiroa family's Finca Tropicana farm. The Aladino Corojo is the flagship. A medium-full smoke with classic Corojo spice, earth, and sweetness. The Aladino Maduro adds dark chocolate and espresso notes. The Aladino Connecticut offers a milder, creamy alternative. The limited Aladino Cameroon uses a rare African wrapper for a unique twist on the Honduran puro concept.