A Cameroon cruise to remember!
The Aladino Cameroon is like other Cameroon-wrapped cigars in that it uses a leaf of Cameroon tobacco for the wrapper. That's where the similarities end. Years ago, Julio Eiroa wanted to do some experimenting and started growing Cameroon tobacco on his farm in Honduras. While he saw it as a failure due to the lack of thick veins and blemishes that are prominent in most Aftican Cameroon tobacco, he was eventually talked into putting this leaf to use, and the Aladino Cameroon was born!
Utilizing an incredibly rare Honduran-grown Cameroon tobacco leaf for the wrapper with a Honduran binder and fillers beneath, the Aladino Cameroon is about as unique of a cigar as you can find. A medium-plus dessert cigar, this premium beauty brings notes of baking spices, nuttiness, white pepper, and ginger sweetness to the table, and I can tell you from experience, you'll want to nub this baby every single time.