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Aladino Sumatra Cigars
A limited production release, the Aladino Sumatra features a savory Sumatra-seed maduro wrapper, which was grown on the JRE Tobacco Farm in Honduras. Inside this awesome wrapper is a binder and filler made of premium Honduran tobacco. The cigars are hand crafted in Honduras at the JRE Tobacco Co. factory.
StrengthMedium
WrapperMaduro
Binder / FillerHonduras
Made inHonduras
Rolled byJRE Tobacco Company
Sizes1 vitola · from $287.95
Wrapper colorMaduro
How aficionados describe it
sweetearthycoffee
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Daniel Hernandez · Toro · Fri Dec 19
I was surprised by the flavors of this cigar. The burn, draw, and construction were on point. Found a new addition to my rotation
ANDREW PIERCE · Toro · Sat Sep 27
Excellent smoke
Dan Babic · Toro · Sun Jul 27
Not a bad stick good construction and draw a little on the sweet side with caramel notes complex flavors
Eric S · Toro · Wed Apr 03
Very nice
Alexander Brenner · Toro · Sat Feb 03
Bought this on a total whim after a buddy of mine told me to try it out. Not necessarily someone who smokes a ton of Sumatra wrapped cigars but let me tell you….this one is 10/10. Absolutely delicious and perfect construction. Smoked one and immediately ordered more. Don’t sleep on this Aladino gem!
Randy Grissom · Toro · Wed Jan 31
All around good smoke. Glad I tried it through Neptune’s Monthly Club. Good price point. I did not care for the white tissue wrapper…was difficult to remove.
William Rider · Toro · Mon Jan 22
A great “go to” cigar!
Norberto Hernandez · Toro · Sat Dec 09
Great draw and taste. First time as a beginner and it was really goid.
Gary Rohrback · Toro · Fri Dec 08
Worth a fiver
Luis Novas · Toro · Mon Nov 20
This week, I decided to review the Aladino Sumatra Toro. This toro cigar is a limited edition featuring a Sumatra-seed wrapper. This wrapper varietal promises earthy, somewhat spicy flavors and a sweet aftertaste. The dry draw had clear notes of wood and leather. The first third is sweet with a slight spice and woody, almost caramel-like flavors. It’s a promising cigar with a good consistency to the smoke. Into the second and third, the spice dies down and is replaced with more of that honey-sweet. Additionally, an earthy and woody aroma comes through, along with a prominent aftertaste of coffee. The cigar was a pleasant experience, with Aladino's consistently excellent construction and a solid ash buildup. I would describe its profile as medium to medium full. And because of the earthy notes and lingering aftertaste, I think something to cut through that would be ideal. For me, that would be a Scotch on the rocks.