This is a strong, rich smoke with overtones of coffee, earthiness, and deep spice. Its robust maduro wrapper encases a binder and filler made of tobaccos cultivated on farms in Honduras that are owned and run by the Eiroa family. Both seasoned smokers and newbies wishing to broaden their smoking horizons will find the Aladino "Fuma Noche" to be a stimulating smoking experience. The ideal time to appreciate this cigar is after a strong meal.

Once reserved for those who traveled to Honduras for Camp Aladino, the “Gorbusto” line from JRE Tobacco Co. is now available to everyone—and Klaro’s got it. The Aladino Gorbusto Bundle brings together all three blends—Corojo, Cameroon, and Maduro—with duplicates of each for repeat enjoyment or sharing.

And for those quick enough, the first few dozen orders include the Aladino Cameroon Reserva 2025 Edition, a limited gem that won’t return until sometime in 2026. Each Gorbusto measures 4½ x 60, offering the boldness of a gordo with the familiarity of a robusto—classic Eiroa craftsmanship at its finest.

Camp Aladino Corojo Gorbusto
Wrapped in pure Honduran Corojo, this medium-full blend captures the heart of Aladino’s house profile. Sweet dried fruit, tangy florals, and a touch of pepper lead into deeper notes of soil, nuts, and spice for a rich, balanced finish. Read more.

Camp Aladino Cameroon Gorbusto
A Honduran-grown Cameroon wrapper is rare—and this one shines. Smooth, creamy, and nutty, it’s rounded out by notes of maple granola, oat milk, and caramelized sugar. Medium-bodied, elegant, and unmistakably Aladino. Read more.

Camp Aladino Maduro Gorbusto
Oily and flavorful, the Maduro Gorbusto opens with toasted cedar and toffee, moving into layers of dark chocolate, cashew, and Honduran mineral earth. Medium-full, rich, and refined—perfect for after dinner. Read more.

Once reserved for those who traveled to Honduras for Camp Aladino, the “Gorbusto” line from JRE Tobacco Co. is now available to everyone—and Klaro’s got it. The Aladino Gorbusto Bundle brings together all three blends—Corojo, Cameroon, and Maduro—with duplicates of each for repeat enjoyment or sharing.

And for those quick enough, the first few dozen orders include the Aladino Cameroon Reserva 2025 Edition, a limited gem that won’t return until sometime in 2026...

Camp Aladino Corojo Gorbusto
Wrapped in pure Honduran Corojo, this medium-full blend captures the heart of Aladino’s house profile. Sweet dried fruit, tangy florals, and a touch of pepper lead into deeper notes of soil, nuts, and spice for a rich, balanced finish. Read more.

Camp Aladino Cameroon Gorbusto
A Honduran-grown Cameroon wrapper is rare—and this one shines. Smooth, creamy, and nutty, it’s rounded out by notes of maple granola, oat milk, and caramelized sugar. Medium-bodied, elegant, and unmistakably Aladino. Read more.

Camp Aladino Maduro Gorbusto
Oily and flavorful, the Maduro Gorbusto opens with toasted cedar and toffee, moving into layers of dark chocolate, cashew, and Honduran mineral earth. Medium-full, rich, and refined—perfect for after dinner. Read more.

(Bonus Cigar, Limited) Aladino Cameroon Reserva 2025 Edition
Built entirely from Honduran-grown Cameroon tobacco, this ultra-rare cigar is creamy, aromatic, and endlessly complex. Grown and rolled on the Eiroa family farm, it’s the definition of a collector’s smoke—and included only in early Klaro orders. Read more.

The Aladino Gorbusto Chimp is part of JRE Tobacco’s innovative “Gorbusto” line, a character-driven series designed to highlight bold Honduran craftsmanship in a short, thick format. Measuring 4.5 x 60, this unique vitola delivers a dense, concentrated smoking experience that emphasizes richness and intensity from the very first draw. Handcrafted entirely with tobaccos grown on the JRE Tobacco Farm in Honduras and rolled at the Aladino factory, the Chimp expression reflects a more thoughtful, complex personality within the lineup.

Designed as “The Thinker,” the Chimp delivers a medium-to-full-bodied profile that unfolds gradually, rewarding patience with evolving layers of flavor. Expect notes of cedar, roasted nuts, earth, baking spice, and subtle sweetness, supported by a natural Honduran tobacco core that remains smooth yet structured throughout the smoke. The short, wide format enhances flavor concentration, making this cigar an excellent choice for smokers who want depth, complexity, and a satisfying full-flavored experience in a compact format

The Aladino Gorbusto Gori is the boldest expression in the Gorbusto lineup, a modern Honduran puro created by JRE Tobacco Company to highlight character-driven blending and intense, concentrated flavor. Measuring 4½″ x 60, this short, thick vitola delivers a dense, powerful smoking experience designed for maximum impact. Handcrafted entirely with 100% Honduran tobaccos grown on the JRE Tobacco Farm and rolled at the Aladino factory in Danlí, the Gori represents strength, confidence, and presence in cigar form.

From the first draw, Gori delivers a full-flavored profile built around rich earth, cedar, black pepper, roasted nuts, and deep natural tobacco sweetness. The thick ring gauge intensifies smoke output and flavor density, creating a bold yet balanced experience that evolves gradually throughout the cigar. As the “Alpha” of the series, Gori is designed for smokers who enjoy robust, expressive cigars with structure, depth, and a strong personality from start to finish.

The Aladino Gorbusto Orang represents the most balanced expression in the Gorbusto lineup, offering a smooth, approachable interpretation of JRE Tobacco’s Honduran puro concept. Measuring 4.5 x 60, this compact, thick-ring vitola is designed to deliver a concentrated yet refined smoking experience. Handcrafted entirely from tobaccos grown on the JRE Tobacco Farm in Honduras and rolled at the Aladino factory in Danlí, the Orang showcases the natural sweetness and balance of Honduran leaf in a bold modern format.

Medium-bodied and exceptionally smooth, the Orang delivers a harmonious profile of cedar, cream, roasted nuts, light pepper, and natural tobacco sweetness. Compared to the bolder Gori and more contemplative Chimp, Orang sits in the middle as the most accessible and easygoing of the trio, offering balance without sacrificing flavor. The dense 60-ring gauge enhances smoke production while maintaining a creamy, consistent burn, making this cigar an excellent everyday premium choice with character and depth.

Produced to the tune of just 600 boxes in total, members of the Premium Cigar Association (PCA) were the only ones able to purchase the Aladino Limited Edition Cameroon. The tobacco used to make this limited-edition cigar has been meticulously aged for up to six years, and it features all Honduran leaf grown on the Eiroa family farm, including the skillfully wrapped, silky red Cameroon seed wrapper. Both experienced and inexperienced smokers alike will enjoy this cigar's elegant milky nuttiness and sweet honey and cedar undertones.

The Aladino Sumatra is a limited-edition cigar with a savory Sumatra-seed maduro wrapper produced on the Honduran JRE Tobacco Farm. A binder and filler composed of only the top Honduran crops from the Eiroa family's farms are enclosed in this rare Honduran-grown wrapper. With a medium-full body and a finish that hints of leather, spice, and rum raisin studded dark chocolate, this Honduran puro treasure is sure to please.

Made by Plasencia Cigars, this one-of-a-kind cigar is artfully crafted with not one, but two binders, and delivers pepper, spice, and subtle sweetness like a freight train to your palate. Ranked as Cigar Aficionado's #9 Cigar of the Year for 2018, flavors and aromatics are always interesting and a mighty fine mixture of sweet and fruity, bittersweet and dark, and tannin-rich and nutty. 

Smoky at times, and undeniably meaty in its earlier moments, this blend brings the transitions in rapid succession. It's an oily, dark cigar sort of smoking session that almost feels full-bodied at times, but prefers to leave that to its cigar flavor profiles. 

Alec Bradley has been releasing their hugely popular Filthy Hooligan cigar line right before St. Patrick's Day every year since 2013.

A special blend of Honduran and Panamanian fillers come loaded inside an Ecuadorian Sumatran binder, which is enclosed in a candela and oscuro barber pole wrapper. The end product is a unique combination that promises to bring more pop and strength than blends from prior years. Alec Bradley says it tastes like a rich Irish stout.

Alec Bradley's Damn Good lives up to its name by delivering an enjoyable premium smoking experience at an exceptional value. Measuring 6" x 50, this toro offers a smooth, balanced profile with notes of cedar, earth, toasted nuts, and a touch of black pepper, making it an excellent EDC smoke for both seasoned smokers and newcomers alike.

Handcrafted with a Connecticut-seed wrapper that's been layered over a Sumatran binder and a blend of Indonesian, Nicaraguan, and Mexican long-fillers, Damn Good consistently provides an even burn from start to finish. Its medium-bodied character provides plenty of flavor without overwhelming the palate, with its modest price point making it a dependable choice for when yard work or a game of golf is in order.

Tasting Notes:

Named for the Japanese artform of repairing broken pottery with gold or silver, this cigar is a work of art itself. Bursting with flavors of all kind, one could expect to taste woodiness, chocolate, and pepper notes throughout.

Also boasting a top 25 cigar of the year in 2021 and a 92-point overall rating.

Tasting Notes:

One would (understandably) think this cigar's name makes reference to the warm silky smooth taste of this cigar. However, it is actually in reference to a drink shared in the Honduran tobacco fields. This cigar has delectable notes of sweet tobacco, chocolate and cedar.

The Alec Bradley brand revisits the post-embargo concept from a fresh perspective with this outstanding smoke.

The medium-bodied, polished, and complex Post Embargo Blend Code B15 celebrates how Alec Bradley has taken its rightful place on the global stage. The most recent addition to the series has a dual binder with Corojo leaves from Jamastran and Criollo from Trojes, as well as a Honduran Criollo wrapper from the Trojes region. Its filler combines Honduran Jamastran Corojo, Trojes Criollo, and Nicaraguan Criollo from Jalapa. This new combination gives the cigar a new look, with bands that embrace a Modernist color scheme and style.

Tasting Notes:

This gorgeously constructed cigar is as beautiful to look at as it is to smoke. This blend is rated 91 (the Churchill vitola is actually rated 96 by Cigar Aficionado), and for damn good reason. Tasty notes of chocolate, leather and spices make this cigar truly one to remember.