You rang?
https://www.jretobacco.com/pages/company-info/ 

Palama wrote:

Eiroa Dark
Eiroa First 20 Years
CLE 25th

ZRX1200 wrote:

Conan is right.

If the Camacho corojo is what you're after Eiroa still makes "it" under JRE/Aladino

Conan sent me a bunch and I bought a ton. It's what you're looking for. It's what I was looking for a couple months ago too

https://www.cigarbid.com/Forum/c/posts/668902/Aladino-cigars 

danmdevries wrote:

JRE has Aladino, Tatascan, Rancho Luna. Julio and Justo Eiroa

CLE is CLE, Eiroa, Asylum. Christian Eiroa

Sister companies same family

You'll be pleasantly surprised. I bought singles or fivers across most of their lines and none have disappointed. All have been more "old style" cigars.

danmdevries wrote:

Aladino corojo is very good

Jakethesnake86 wrote:

I used to buy the Camacho’s by the box. I’m glad there seems to be a replacement. There is a lot of corojo out there but it’s mostly hybrids that just don’t have the same flavor.

I’m wondering if the tobacco is coming from the same farm as when Christian had Camacho. It’s the same valley in Honduras.

Abrignac wrote:

There's a back story on that I've read somewhere (maybe a different thread here) or maybe I saw an interview. Seems their sticking with a corojo that others choose not to grow due to it's growing challenges. I don't recall if it was yield or disease or time in the field, just that newer seeds were more "efficient" but not the same. Maybe you know this already, but I thought I'd mention it.

Tiver wrote:

Get out of the gutter Palama.

Though I was in the local B&M and saw something.
White and light blue wrapper.
Looked like lady products.

Telecaster52 wrote:

The family didn’t sell the farm….

ZRX1200 wrote:

Yup. That’s why (…listen up nOObs…) it’s good to be informed and know more about a cigar than just the tobaccos in the blend. Knowing, if you can, WHERE they’re from is just as important.

Palama wrote: