Aladino 250th Toro (6.0" x 52)
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Blend Details
Blend Composition
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Description
The Aladino 250th Toro is a medium-full toro measuring 6 × 52 from JRE Tobacco Co.'s Aladino Declaration 250th Anniversary line. Its wrapper, binder and filler are all undisclosed, as the Eiroa family has kept the blend private. JRE released it in 2026 to mark 250 years of American independence.
Wrapper and Blend
JRE Tobacco Co. normally names its tobaccos, down to the seed and the farm. For this cigar it has not: the wrapper, binder and filler are all undisclosed.
What is known is where it is made. The cigar is rolled in Honduras at Fábrica de Puros Aladino, the Eiroa family's own factory.
Format and Size
The 250th Toro is 6 inches long with a 52 ring gauge, which works out to 52/64 of an inch, or about 0.81 inch across. It is the only size in the release.
Strength and Flavor Profile
This is a medium-full cigar. Its flavor notes are roasted peanut, warm bread, dry cedar, toasted grain, earth, leather, black tea and subtle pepper. Roasted peanut and warm bread come first, dry cedar and toasted grain follow, and earth, leather, black tea and a subtle pepper round it out.
Line History and Production
JRE introduced Aladino Declaration in 2026 for the 250th anniversary of American independence, and this Toro is the one cigar in it.
Each box holds 13 cigars, one for each of the original colonies, and the lid carries a Betsy Ross flag.
Who It Suits
The 250th Toro suits Aladino smokers who want to try a blend the family has kept to itself, and anyone marking the anniversary. The box of 13 also makes it a natural gift.
For coffee, it pairs with an Americano, flat white, medium roast Honduran, cortado or cold brew. For spirits, try bourbon, rye whiskey, aged rum, Highland Scotch or amber ale. Keep it in a humidor at steady humidity until you are ready to smoke it.
- Factory: Fábrica de Puros Aladino, Honduras
- Packaging: boxes of 13, one for each original colony
- Release type: anniversary release, 2026
Aladino 250th Toro FAQs
What size is the Aladino 250th Toro?
It measures 6 × 52: 6 inches long with a 52 ring gauge, about 0.81 inch in diameter.
Where is the Aladino 250th Toro made?
It is made at Fábrica de Puros Aladino in Honduras by JRE Tobacco Co., the Eiroa family's company.
Why does the box hold 13 cigars?
The count marks the 13 original colonies. The release commemorates 250 years of American independence, and the packaging follows that theme.
What tobacco is in the Aladino 250th Toro?
The blend is undisclosed. JRE Tobacco Co. has not published the wrapper, binder or filler for this release.
