Plasencia Cosecha 146

I’m actually smoking one the first one out the box, I’m in the first third about half an inch down so far and I’d say the review is spot on about flavors. There’s definitely a tea, cedar and chewy tobacco flavors to this in the part I’m at right now. Body and strength are around medium but more towards the lower medium and my guess will stay around this strength throughout. From my understanding the tobacco in this cigar came from a 2011-12 harvest, so it has a ton of age on it already. But I’m not tasting that aged mustiness yet although it does have an aged smoothness about it. The Honduran wrapper is very fragile and thin so watch out when you punch a hole or use a v cutter because it will start to come apart. As I write this I’m now in the first inch and nothing has changed (could be a good thing). It’s definitely a morning cigar to have with a coffee but watch out what coffee you choose an espresso could definitely overpower this cigar. My final thoughts on this cigar have me torn between 3 or 4 stars, on one hand it’s a good cigar but on the other I was expecting more of that Nicaraguan spiciness with that aged mustiness. Well We will see how some age changes these cigars in the future, I do recommend to try them out especially since that harvest year won’t last forever and once it’s all gone it’s gone forever.

They are great smokes, very roll

Plasencia is my favorite brand of cigars and Alma Del Campo is probably the best considering the price point.

Excellent cigar

I really enjoy this cigar. When I saw there was only two more I had to get one of them. When I complete my second box of ten. I will then give a complete review. So far, so good