"The greater the mass, the greater the force of attraction."—Sir Isaac Newton

Originally only offered to those willing to trek down to Honduras to learn how cigars are made at JRE Tobacco Co.'s farms and factories, the Camp Aladino "Gorbusto" line is now available to the public, and yes, we have it in stock at Klaro. Not only that, but we are now offering a Gorbusto Bundle to those looking to try all three cigars, with duplicates of each blend being packed inside for repeat smoking and sharing. 

And since we happen to be in a generous mood, we've also included the highly sought-after Aladino Cameroon Reserva in the first few dozen orders, which, according to Aladino, will not be made available again until sometime later in 2026.

So, here's the skinny on these three hybridized gordo-robusto fatties (yes, they are all 4½ x 60), along with a little bit of info on the Cameroon Reserva, which, like 90% of what rolls off the JRE line, is grown on the Eiroa family farm the old-fashioned way.

Camp Aladino Corojo Gorbusto

Wrapped up in a classic Honduran corojo-seed wrapper leaf, the medium-full strength profile of this potent little smoke is as Aladino profile-oriented as it gets. Cigar flavor profiles start with sweeter accents of dried fruits, tangy tannins, and a floral touch of dried flowers, which are soon backed by stronger, traditional Honduran tobacco notes of loamy soil, toasted nuts, and a punch of black and red pepper toward the finish. 

Camp Aladino Cameroon Gorbusto

Honduran-grown Cameroon tobacco is not something you see every day. However, for the better part of the past few decades, the Eiroa family has worked tirelessly to perfect farming this signature African seed varietal in their homeland, and the result is nothing short of sensational. This medium-bodied smoke highlights the smooth, richly textured qualities of a creamy, nutty Cameroon wrapper, and then gives it a shot in the arm via the introduction of some Honduran earthiness. Expect flavors of maple granola, toasted almonds, oat milk, and caramelized sugar in this outstanding stick.

Camp Aladino Maduro Gorbusto

Finally, there is the oily Maduro Gorbusto, which, as expected, sports all Eiroa family-farmed tobacco at every turn. From the toasted cedar and toffee undertones in the forefront of the first third, to the dark chocolate and cashew notes midway that lead to that signature Honduran mix of terroir and mineral at the end, this blend delivers. Heavy in flavor, but not too extreme in regard to body or strength, this medium-full fatty makes for one delicious after-dinner smoke.

Aladino Cameroon Reserva 2025 Edition

And then there's the Cameroon Reserva, the bonus stick in the bundle, which, due to its extreme rarity, is only being included in the first few dozen orders. The reason for this is that the exclusivity of this cigar is based purely upon allocation, and the limited quantities rolled for each year rely upon the amount of tobacco that is available. Needless to say, Klaro counts itself extremely fortunate (and appreciative) for being chosen by the Eiroa family to receive this specialized smoke, and we are thrilled to share it with our Klaro Crew.

What makes this cigar so special, you might ask? Well, how about the fact that this is the only premium cigar blend on the market (that we know of) that has been built entirely around Cameroon tobacco. Still not impressed? Well, how about the fact that all of this Cameroon creaminess comes straight from the JRE Tobacco Farm down in Honduras, and not Africa? Definitely the sort of collector's smoke that is social media share-worthy.