Plasencia

This is the third vitola for the Alma Fuerte Colorado Claro blend, the first one to be round instead of box-pressed.

Plasencia celebrates its 151st harvest with a Honduran puro using tobacco with approximately seven years of age on it.

A review of an accidentally oval-pressed cigar.

The name of the cigar is spelled احتفال in Arabic, which translates to celebration.

In 2021, Plasencia 1865 commemorated the family’s 149th harvest of tobacco with a new line, and after a year of rest, the cigar shows it was worth the celebration.

Spoiler alert: the new size doesn’t get the hexagonal press that the first release did.

The Plasencia Year of the Tiger is the second cigar the company has released named after the symbols of the Chinese zodiac calendar but the first that’s being sold in the U.S.

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In October 2016, Plasencia 1865—which is the Miami-based distribution network for Plasencia branded cigars—debuted its first line named Alma Fuerte. One of the three vitolas in…

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