Cosecha 149 Box
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Honduran Puro

Plasencia 149 Cosecha

Espresso, Earth, Cedar, Persistent Pepper

Plasencia Cigars

About Plasencia 149 Cosecha

Debuted in November 2021, Plasencia 149 Cosecha is a Honduran puro built from the family’s 2014 (149th) harvest. It uses an Olancho (San Agustín) wrapper, a Jamastrán binder and Honduran fillers. The mostly box‑pressed line sits in the medium–full strength lane and is typically espresso‑ and earth‑forward, with cedar and cream in the midsection and a persistent pepper bite. A figurado (Cortez) was added later while keeping the core profile.

  • Made in Honduras
  • Medium-Full
  • Honduran (Olancho, San Agustín)
  • Espresso/coffee, pepper, earth, cedar, cream, toast

Espresso Forward

Plasencia 149 Cosecha

Plasencia Cosecha 149 is a Honduran puro released in November 2021 that showcases tobacco from the 2014 (149th) harvest. It uses an Olancho (San Agustín) wrapper over a Jamastrán binder with fillers from Jamastrán, Olancho and Talanga, is usually box‑pressed, and sits in the medium–full strength lane with espresso, cedar, earth and a persistent pepper edge.

Sizes

  • Plasencia Cosecha 149 Santa Fe (4 3/4" x 60)
  • Plasencia Cosecha 149 La Vega (5.0" x 52)
  • Plasencia Cosecha 149 Azacualpa (6.0" x 52)
  • Plasencia Cosecha 149 Cortez (5 3/4" x 56)

Strength

Medium-Full

Country of Origin

Honduras

Wrapper

Honduran (Olancho, San Agustín)

Binder

Honduran (Jamastrán Valley)

Filler

Honduran long-filler (Jamastrán, Olancho San Agustín, Talanga)

Year Released

2021

Flavor Profile

Espresso/coffee, pepper, earth, cedar, cream, toast

Cosecha 149 was conceived as a straight Honduran puro built from a single harvest — the family’s 2014 crop — and it reads like that decision on every pull. The blend pairs a darker Olancho wrapper with a Jamastrán binder and Honduran fillers, most vitolas presented box‑pressed for a compact, dense feel. Smoking-wise it lives in the medium–full lane: espresso and dark‑roast notes lead, backed by firm earth and cedar, while a steady pepper bite can push the profile toward the heavier side rather than sweetness. Texturally the smoke often comes across creamy and toasty, with baking‑spice highlights; the box‑press and occasional figurado (Cortez) additions concentrate the flavor and tighten the balance for smokers who prefer coffee‑first, pepper‑edged Honduran character.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Cosecha 149 is a Honduran puro: an Olancho (San Agustín) wrapper over a Jamastrán Valley binder with fillers from Jamastrán, Olancho (San Agustín) and Talanga — all Honduran-grown tobaccos.