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Aladino Cameroon Robusto by JRE Tobacco Co. Price: $8.80 Size: 5 x 50 Source: JRE Tobacco Co Brand Reference: Aladino The Aladino name is something traced back to the 1970s. There was a historic movie theater in Danlí, Honduras known as El Cine Aladino. This theater was operated by Christian and Justo Eiroa’s grandfather. Today, Christian owns the Aladino factory, which is in the theater’s former location. Aladino is also the name that company patriarch Julio R. Eiroa chose to name one of his brands. It is also on the name of Julio’s Las Lomas factory. When Aladino was launched, this was a brand positioned as delivering a classic, “old-fashioned” cigar experience reminiscent of those during the “golden age” between 1947 and 1961. Since then it has become the workhorse brand for JRE Tobacco, growing to six blends, one of which is the Aladino Cameroon. Blend and Origin Wrapper: Honduran Grown Cameroon Binder: Honduran (Authentic Corojo) Filler: Honduran (Authentic Corojo) Country of Origin: Honduras Factory: Fabrica de Puros Aladino at Las Lomas Jamastran Vitolas Offered The Aladino Cameroon was released in three sizes. Each is presented in 24-count boxes Lonsdale 43 x 6 Robusto: 50 x 5 Super Toro: 52 x 6