Camp Aladino is a Honduran cigar line from JRE Tobacco Co., first offered only to retailers who have visited the Eiroa family's farm and factory in Da... Read More
Camp Aladino cigars are made by JRE Tobacco Co., the Eiroa family's company, at Fábrica de Puros Aladino in Honduras. The line takes its name from Camp Aladino, the visit JRE hosts for retailers at its farm and factory in Danlí, and the cigars are offered first to the stores that have made the tr... Read More
Camp Aladino cigars are made by JRE Tobacco Co., the Eiroa family's company, at Fábrica de Puros Aladino in Honduras. The line takes its name from Camp Aladino, the visit JRE hosts for retailers at its farm and factory in Danlí, and the cigars are offered first to the stores that have made the trip.
What Camp Aladino Is
JRE grows its own tobacco in Honduras and rolls its cigars at its own factory. Retailers who travel there to see the operation get early access to new launches and to cigars made for them alone. Camp Aladino is the line built around that visit, and TRP Cigars carries it as one of those retailers.
The Camp Aladino Releases
The first Camp Aladino cigars arrived in 2025 in a single 4.5 x 60 size, in Cameroon, Corojo and Maduro versions. JRE kept them with visiting retailers for a year before releasing those blends nationally as Gorbusto by Aladino. The 2026 release is the Camp Aladino 1962, a 6 x 52 Toro packed in boxes of 20.
The Camp Aladino Blends
The cigars are made with Honduran tobacco from the Eiroa family's farm, and the versions are named for their wrappers: Cameroon, Corojo and Maduro. JRE has not published the full blend of the 1962 Toro.
Who Camp Aladino Cigars Suit
Camp Aladino suits Aladino smokers who want a release that most stores do not carry, and anyone who wants to compare the same size under three different wrappers. Browse the cigars on this page to buy Camp Aladino cigars online, or see the full Aladino range.