Plasencia Cosecha 146 San Agustin is one of the first releases by Plasencia under their Cosecha line. The name of the line recalls the harvest year from which the tobacco leaves come from, exactly the 146th (which dates back to the 2011/2012 vintage).
The cigar’s Colorado-colored wrapper is oily and smooth to the touch. Construction is flawless, and the filling is uniform.
- Country of Origin:Â Honduras
- Size: 52 x  mm (6 ¼″)
- Wrapper:Â Honduras
- Binder:Â Nicaragua
- Filler:Â Honduras, Nicaragua
- Price: $ 14.7 | € 13
Plasencia Cosecha 146 San Agustin: The cold draw reveals hints of cocoa and fine wood. The opening brings a mix of earth, seasoned wood, and smoky nuances to the palate.
The first third continues on earthy notes, flanked by intense spices, where black pepper stands out. The strength stands at a medium level (3/5).
The central section continues on earth and seasoned wood. In the background there is a vein of spices, where black pepper is confirmed. Strength increases slightly (3.5/5).
In the last part, a blast of earth, cocoa, and spices are released, with black pepper always in the foreground. The strength remains constant and the cigar does not break down until the last puffs.
Overall, the Plasencia Cosecha 146 San Agustin is a balanced and intense smoke with an excellent structure—a satisfying cigar.