The Plasencia Cosecha 151, originally slated for an August debut, is now making its way to retailers, offering aficionados a cigar crafted entirely from tobaccos harvested during the Plasencia family’s 151st crop season in 2016-2017. Recognized as one of the prominent growers of premium tobacco in Nicaragua and Honduras, the Plasencia family ensures that the Cosecha 151 is a testament to the exceptional quality of the harvest from that particular growing season, which yielded an outstanding tobacco crop in Honduras.

This new release is designed to deliver a medium to full-bodied smoking experience, showcasing the rich and nuanced flavors derived from the meticulously cultivated Honduran tobacco. The Plasencia Cosecha 151 is presented in elegant 10-count boxes and is available in three distinct sizes:

• La Música: 5 inches by 50 ring gauge
• La Tradición: 5 7/8 inches by 54 ring gauge
• San Diego: 5 3/4 inches by 46 ring gauge (corona gorda)

The suggested retail prices for these premium cigars are $13.50, $16, and $13.30, respectively. Rolled in Honduras, the Cosecha 151 promises an exceptional smoking experience, reflecting the mastery and expertise of the Plasencia family in tobacco cultivation and cigar craftsmanship.

This release marks the third installment in Plasencia’s Cosecha series. The initial entry, Cosecha 146, paid homage to the company’s inaugural harvest and was released in 2017. Notably, Cosecha 146 is no longer in production as the limited tobacco from that specific vintage has been exhausted. Following this, the Cosecha 149 made its debut in 2021, further solidifying the Plasencia Cosecha series as a collection that celebrates the family’s commitment to producing exceptional cigars from distinct harvests. Now, with the introduction of Cosecha 151, enthusiasts have the opportunity to savor the unique character and quality of tobacco from the 151st harvest in Honduras.