La Vega
Robusto · 5 × 50
Single harvest · Honduras
Bold
Dark chocolate & oak flavors
Plasencia family’s 149th harvest since 1865.
Crafted from our best vintage tobaccos from the 2014-2015 crops.
Profile
A full-bodied cigar with a rich, bold flavor, this complex blend offers toasty spice and evolving character with every puff. Plasencia Cosecha 149 balances notes of walnut cream, dark chocolate, and a hint of earthy oak. Best paired with aged Caribbean rum.
Strength
Flavor notes
- Chocolate
- Cream
- Oak
- Raisins
Composition
FillerHondurasBinderHondurasWrapperHonduras
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Cigar Aficionado
Santa Fe, Gordito
Santa Fe, Gordito
Desde 1865
In the face of political uncertainty, the Plasencia family looked beyond the border and found promise in the deep mineral soils of Honduras.
With courage and conviction, they expanded their legacy, cultivating new lands and unlocking new bold and vibrant flavors.
Cosecha celebrates this second chapter of resilience. It is now the family’s grateful tribute and homage to Honduras: the land, its tobacco, and its people, who then opened their country with warmth and grace.
100% Honduran puro
Tobacco terroirs
Jamastrán Valley. Jamastrán’s heavier loam to clay loam soils cultivate tobacco of rich texture and notable strength. Celebrated for its bold, aromatic flavor, this terroir is globally revered for producing sweet, fragrant, and robust wrappers.
Talanga Valley. This valley is the country’s second-largest tobacco-growing region. Its loam to sandy loam soils yield cigars with bold spice, deep character, and a rich, full-bodied profile.
Azacualpa Valley. Renowned for sandy clay loam soils, Azacualpa Valley produces tobacco with a balanced aroma, medium strength, and rich oil content. Distinctive for its reddish hue, this terroir imparts a naturally sweet and creamy taste on the palate.
Vitolas
Packaging
Santa Fe
Gordito · 4⅞ × 60
Azacualpa
Toro · 6 × 52
