The Aladino "250th" is a special release crafted to commemorate America’s Semiquincentennial, celebrating 250 years since the nation’s founding. Produced in an extremely limited run of just 750 boxes, each containing 13 cigars in honor of the original 13 colonies, this exclusive Toro showcases the Eiroa family’s dedication to premium Honduran tobacco. It features an undisclosed blend made entirely from proprietary tobacco strains grown on the Eiroa family farms. This 100% Honduran puro was blended to deliver a balanced medium-bodied experience rich in character and complexity.
From the first draw, the Aladino 250th delivers a flavorful profile layered with warm baking spices, brown sugar sweetness, rich Honduran earth, and notes of vintage oiled leather. Smooth, balanced, and expertly crafted, this commemorative release captures the essence of classic Honduran tobacco while honoring a historic American milestone, making it a memorable addition to any humidor.
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United StatesI’ve thoroughly enjoyed the time I’ve been subscribed to the monthly Klaro subscription. A couple of friends and I have participated for a few months now, and it’s made our Friday night cigar experience that much more interesting as we try a different stick from our boxes. Like food tastes, cigar preferences differ from person to person, so getting a variety every month has been a really cool way to try new sticks and expand my cigar experience. The Klaro team has even gone above and beyond to answer my questions in an extremely timely manner when I’ve reached out. I’ll be a customer for a long time!
United StatesGood burn and flavor. Would smoke again. Definitely recommend and would gift to a friend.
United StatesLoved it !! Even burn with no touchups smooth flavor right to the end!!!
United StatesI had such high expectations after hearing this was the cigar coming out of the trade show that wowed everyone. Experience around smoking makes up overall feeling. It was cold at my house and not the best idea to be sitting out at night. Very nice looking cigar but once I cut and removed foot ring it started to peel in 2 places. It never fell apart but not what I wanted either. Had an even burn. Only one minor touch up needed. Big ash but flaky. I would look at my sweatshirt and see little ash flakes. Didn't love that. The draw was a little looser than I like and in the final 3rd became very loose. As far as taste I didn't pickup what others did. It was a mild tobacco/pepper taste for the first 2 inches. Then I noticed earthy sweetness. More chocolate than anything although there was some cream, definite nuttiness and a little woody (maybe cedar). The final third some of the sweetness disappeared and pepper/spice came back. I can only compare to another mild+ cigar that I recently had (20 Acre Farm). That stick I found to be much more enjoyable. This I would rank a solid 3 out of 5. I would smoke again. Maybe if I got a better constructed stick I would have enjoyed better.
United StatesWhen I read this was the best cigar at the show I was super excited to try. Good: Even burn. Lasted 90 min. Only needed 1 minor touch up. Bad: I unlike most didn't like the wrapper. Mine was flaky. From the moment I cut it it started peeling at foot and head. Also although it held it's ash it was flaky. Taste. It was OK. First inch not much flavor. Then it came. Nice chocolate nutty flavor. A little creaminess but not much. Also tasted a hint of wood but not much. Final 3rd I did taste some mild pepper with the nut and chocolate. It was a mild+ smoke. Not a bad cigar. Would try again but not my favorite.
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