The Plasencia Cosecha 149 La Vega Robusto is a cigar that tells an important chapter in the history of the Plasencia family. The word Cosecha in Spanish means “harvest,” and the number 149 refers to the family’s 149th tobacco harvest, which took place in 2014. The tobaccos from this harvest aged for about seven years and were officially introduced in 2021. The Plasencia family’s relationship with tobacco began in 1865, when Don Eduardo Plasencia settled in the Vuelta Abajo region of Cuba and began cultivating tobacco.

The Cosecha 149 holds a special place within the Plasencia family, as it is the first cigar made exclusively from Honduran tobaccos. The wrapper comes from the Olancho – San Agustín region, the binder from the Jamastrán Valley, while the filler includes tobaccos from Jamastrán, Talanga, and Olancho.

In the flavor profile of the La Vega, you can detect:

• a smooth creamy texture
• deep notes of dark chocolate
• an earthy character
• subtle cedar nuances

Characteristics:

• Country of origin: Honduras
• Vitola: Robusto – La Vega
• Length: 5" / approximately 127 mm
• Ring Gauge: 52
• Wrapper: Honduras – Olancho
• Binder: Honduras – Jamastrán
• Filler: Honduras – Jamastrán, Talanga & Olancho
• Strength: Medium to full
• Body: Full
• Tobacco harvest: 2014 – 149th Cosecha of the Plasencia family

The Plasencia Cosecha 149 La Vega Robusto is a tribute to Honduras and the Plasencia family tradition, authentically representing the richness and complexity of Honduran tobacco.