Aladino 250th Toro (6.0" x 52)

The Aladino 250th Toro is a Honduras-made toro measuring 6.0" x 52, released by JRE Tobacco Co. for the 250th anniversary of American independence. The Eiroa family has not disclosed the wrapper, binder or filler, making the blend the one part of the cigar they keep private. It is handmade at Fabrica de Puros Aladino in Honduras and packed 13 cigars to a box, one for each of the original colonies.

Aladino 250th Toro Specifications

An Undisclosed Honduran Blend

Every component of the 250th is undisclosed. JRE Tobacco Co. announced the Declaration line without publishing wrapper, binder or filler, which is unusual for a company that normally names its Corojo seed and its farms.

What is known is where it comes from. The cigar is rolled at Fabrica de Puros Aladino in Honduras, the Eiroa family's own factory, using tobacco grown on family land in the Jamastran valley.

For other cigars from the same country, see TRP's Honduran cigars, or browse the rest of the Aladino range.

Toro Format, 6.0" x 52

The 250th measures 6 inches with a 52 ring gauge, the classic toro proportions and the only size in the Declaration release. A 52 ring gauge is about 0.82 inches across, giving the blend an hour or more to develop.

Boxes hold 13 cigars rather than the usual 20 or 25. The count is deliberate, matching the 13 original colonies that the release commemorates.

TRP offers the cigar as a single, a five-pack, or a full box of 13.

Medium - Full Strength and Listed Flavor Profile

TRP lists the 250th Toro as MEDIUM - FULL strength. The strength classification describes the intensity of the tobacco and is separate from the cigar's individual flavor notes.

TRP's listed profile includes roasted peanut, warm bread, dry cedar, toasted grain, earth, leather, black tea and subtle pepper. These notes represent the product's listed tasting profile rather than a manufacturer-published tasting progression.

The peanut and bread notes give the profile its savory core, while cedar, grain and earth carry the dry Honduran character the Aladino blends are known for. Pepper stays in the background rather than leading.

Explore TRP's medium-full cigars for other products using the store's Medium - Full classification.

The Declaration Release

JRE Tobacco Co. introduced Aladino Declaration in 2026 to mark 250 years of American independence, and the 250th Toro is the cigar at the center of it.

Justo Eiroa and his family grow, roll and box their own tobacco in Honduras, and the Declaration release follows that same pattern, made entirely in-house at the family factory.

The full release sits in TRP's Aladino Declaration 250th Anniversary collection.

Who the 250th Toro Suits, Pairing and Storage

The 250th Toro suits smokers who like the dry, savory Honduran profile and want a full-length toro rather than a quick smoke. Its box of 13 also makes it a natural gift for anyone marking the anniversary.

For pairing, the listed profile works alongside bourbon, rye whiskey, aged rum, Highland Scotch, or an amber ale. For coffee, TRP lists Americano, flat white, medium roast Honduran, cortado, and cold brew as pairing options.

Store the cigar in a properly maintained humidor with stable temperature and humidity rather than exposing it to repeated environmental changes. A stable storage environment helps protect the wrapper and maintain the cigar's intended condition until it is ready to smoke.

TRP's Shipping and Cedarhurst Lounge

TRP Cigars is a New York retailer founded in 2005 with a physical lounge in Cedarhurst, New York. The store offers its cigar catalogue online and maintains a dedicated lounge location for customers who want an in-person retail experience.

TRP's shipping policy states that standard shipping is free on qualifying orders over $99, while orders over $500 require a signature. Shipping is available within the United States, subject to the exclusions stated in TRP's shipping policy.

Anniversary releases are made once and not repeated. Commerce status and stock should be taken from the live product selector rather than treated as permanent product specifications.

Aladino 250th Toro FAQs

What size is the Aladino 250th Toro?

It measures 6.0 inches by 52 ring gauge, a toro, and it is the only size in the Declaration release.

What tobacco is in the Aladino 250th?

The blend is undisclosed. JRE Tobacco Co. has not published the wrapper, binder or filler for the Declaration release, though the cigar is made in Honduras from the Eiroa family's own tobacco.

Why does the box hold 13 cigars?

The count marks the 13 original colonies. The release commemorates the 250th anniversary of American independence, and the packaging follows that theme.

How strong is the Aladino 250th Toro?

TRP lists it as MEDIUM - FULL strength. That classification comes from TRP's product taxonomy and is separate from the listed tasting notes, which include roasted peanut, warm bread, dry cedar, toasted grain, earth, leather, black tea and subtle pepper.

Where is the Aladino 250th made?

It is handmade at Fabrica de Puros Aladino in Honduras, the Eiroa family's own factory, from tobacco grown on family land.

How is the 250th Toro sold?

TRP offers it as a single cigar, a pack of 5, or a box of 13. Availability of each option is shown in the product selector.

Roasted peanut, warm bread, dry cedar, toasted grain, earth, leather, black tea, subtle pepper

The Aladino 250th Toro is a 6.0 x 52 toro released for America's 250th anniversary, handmade by JRE Tobacco Co. at Fabrica de Puros Aladino in Honduras. The Eiroa family keeps the blend a secret, so wrapper, binder and filler all go undisclosed. Roasted peanut and warm bread open over dry cedar, with toasted grain, earth and a clean, savory finish. Boxes hold 13 cigars, one for each original colony.