The Aladino Connecticut cigars are made with tobacco grown by the Eiroa family in Honduras. These mild-bodied cigars feature a light brown Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper that was grown in the Jamastran Valley in Honduras. Flavor notes consist of cedar, cream, and earth.
Strength: Mild Bodied
Country: Honduras
Binder: Corojo
Filler: Corojo
Wrapper: Ecuadorian Connecticut
Box Count: 20
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Most of what I smoke from Aladino is their corojo as they are so proficient at it. So me being a big Connecticut guy I had to try this. Boy was I glad I did. It was just plain awesome. Very nutty, buttery with bread and sweet cedar. I loved this about as much as the corojo they make… just in a different way. The construction on this was spot on. Great draw and smoke output. Had to touch up once but nothing major. Will definitely keep a couple of these on hand.
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jtdjeffers (verified owner) –
Pretty mellow cigar from start to finish. Butter smooth flavors with hints of ceader and hay throughout. Good morning stick with a cup of coffee
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Justin White (verified owner) –
I honestly don’t think there’s a single thing that Julian and Justo Eiroa have made that I didn’t love. This conneticut is phenomenal. Nutty and buttery, with a perfect mesquite smokiness added from their signature corojo.
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