Aladino Corojo Reserva No. 4 Returns: JRE Tobacco’s Cult Classic Ships in August

The highly sought-after Aladino Corojo Reserva No. 4 is making its return this August. JRE Tobacco brings back this Cuban-style Corona, known for its full-bodied profile and complex Corojo richness.

JRE Tobacco has confirmed the long-awaited comeback of the Aladino Corojo Reserva No. 4, scheduled to ship to retailers in August. This news will excite fans of the brand’s bold, classic expressions.

First introduced in 2019, the No. 4 was a limited-edition offshoot of the award-winning Aladino Corojo Reserva line. It quickly achieved cult status among cigar lovers for its intense, yet elegant character. JRE followed up with equally successful releases in 2021 and 2022—each of which sold out almost immediately.

The No. 4 sticks to traditional Cuban roots. It’s a Corona vitola measuring 5 inches by 44 ring gauge. But what makes it truly stand out is its use of high priming Corojo leaves. These tobaccos are harvested from the upper part of the plant, where the leaves are smaller, thicker, and packed with strength. Classified as ligero, they offer deeper intensity and flavour.

This is a Honduran puro through and through. Smokers can expect a profile that starts with earthy and peppery undertones, soon joined by espresso, dark chocolate, cedar, and sweet spices. The result is a refined and spicy experience—both balanced and powerful.

Retailers had the chance to pre-order their boxes at this year’s PCA trade show, a sign that demand remains high. This reissue of the No. 4 showcases JRE’s commitment to preserving Authentic Corojo and their meticulous, small-batch approach to production.

For lovers of rich, traditional smokes, the return of the No. 4 is something worth savouring.