Camp Aladino Toro (6.0" x 52)

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Blend Details
Strength
MEDIUM

Blend Composition

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Wrapper
UNDISCLOSED
Binder
UNDISCLOSED
Filler
UNDISCLOSED
Ring Gauge
52
Length
6.0"
Shape
TORO
Country of Origin
HONDURAS
Description

The Camp Aladino Toro is a medium toro measuring 6 × 52 from JRE Tobacco Co.'s Camp Aladino line. It is the 2026 Camp Aladino release, also called the Camp Aladino 1962, and JRE has not disclosed its wrapper, binder or filler.

Wrapper and Blend

JRE Tobacco Co. has not published the blend of the Camp Aladino Toro. The wrapper, binder and filler are all undisclosed.

The cigar is made in Honduras at the Eiroa family's factory, where JRE grows much of its own tobacco on the family farm in the Jamastran Valley.

Format and Size

The 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. At 6 inches it is the longest Camp Aladino cigar so far; the 2025 releases were all 4.5 × 60.

Strength and Flavor Profile

This is a medium cigar. Its flavor notes are cedar, toasted bread, roasted nuts, earth, leather, baking spice and cream. Cedar and toasted bread come first, roasted nuts and earth follow, and leather, baking spice and cream round it out.

Line History and Production

Camp Aladino is the visit JRE Tobacco Co. hosts for retailers at its farm and factory in Danlí, Honduras. The cigars that carry the name are offered first to the stores that have made the trip.

The Toro is the second Camp Aladino release. It arrived in 2026 as the Camp Aladino 1962, in a single 6 × 52 size packed in boxes of 20. JRE plans a new Camp Aladino release each year.

Who It Suits

The Toro suits Aladino smokers who want a full-length cigar that most stores do not carry. Choose it over the Camp Aladino Gorbustos for a longer smoke at a narrower ring gauge.

For coffee, it pairs with an Americano, flat white, medium roast Honduran, cortado and cold brew. For spirits, try bourbon, rye whiskey, aged rum, Highland Scotch and 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 20
  • Release type: annual release for visiting retailers
  • Release year: 2026

Camp Aladino Toro FAQs

What size is the Camp Aladino Toro?

It measures 6 × 52: 6 inches long with a 52 ring gauge, about 0.81 inch in diameter.

Where is the Camp Aladino Toro made?

It is made at Fábrica de Puros Aladino in Honduras by JRE Tobacco Co., the Eiroa family's company.

Is the Camp Aladino Toro the same cigar as the Camp Aladino 1962?

Yes. Camp Aladino 1962 is the name of the 2026 release, and it comes in this one 6 × 52 toro size.

What is the blend of the Camp Aladino Toro?

JRE has not disclosed it. The wrapper, binder and filler are all unpublished.

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Flavor Notes
Cedar, toasted bread, roasted nuts, earth, leather, baking spice, cream
Pairing Recommendations
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Spirit Pairings
Bourbon, rye whiskey, aged rum, Highland Scotch, amber ale
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Coffee Pairings
Americano, flat white, medium roast Honduran, cortado, cold brew
Profile & Story
The Camp Aladino Toro is the 2026 Camp Aladino release, a 6.0 x 52 toro also known as the Camp Aladino 1962. JRE Tobacco Co. makes it at Fábrica de Puros Aladino in Honduras for retailers who have visited the Eiroa family's farm, and keeps the blend undisclosed. Cedar and toasted bread lead, with roasted nuts, earth and baking spice behind. Boxes hold 20 cigars.
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What strength is Camp Aladino Toro (6.0" x 52)?
Camp Aladino Toro (6.0" x 52) is listed as MEDIUM, making it a strong choice for smokers looking for this type of profile.
What does Camp Aladino Toro (6.0" x 52) taste like?
Cedar, toasted bread, roasted nuts, earth, leather, baking spice, cream
Who is this cigar best for?
Camp Aladino Toro (6.0" x 52) is a good fit for cigar smokers looking for a MEDIUM cigar in a TORO format , especially when paired with Bourbon, rye whiskey, aged rum, Highland Scotch, amber ale or Americano, flat white, medium roast Honduran, cortado, cold brew .
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