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Plasencia Alma Del Cielo Celeste Robusto Cigar - Single
In the Condega region of Nicaragua the Plasencia family own a farm, Finca San Julián which stands 1300 metres above sea level.
The tobacco plants grown here benefit from more sunlight and cooler temperatures which in turn affects their characteristics giving a unique flavour profile.
Alma Del Cielo translates to "Soul of Heaven" in english and this new line from Plasencia cigars is really interesting.
This robusto cigar measures 4 7/8" x 52 ring gauge. It should last a minimum of 50 minutes and probably a bit more, so take your time don't rush.
Medium bodied, this is a flavour bomb that gradually evolves, experience wonderful earthy notes with cocoa, almonds and cedar appearing as you smoke down, lots of creamy smoke too!
The Plasencia family claim this series to embody their principles of sustainable farming practices.
A unique cigar for those seeking something different.
$9.27
Original: $26.50
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In the Condega region of Nicaragua the Plasencia family own a farm, Finca San Julián which stands 1300 metres above sea level.
The tobacco plants grown here benefit from more sunlight and cooler temperatures which in turn affects their characteristics giving a unique flavour profile.
Alma Del Cielo translates to "Soul of Heaven" in english and this new line from Plasencia cigars is really interesting.
This robusto cigar measures 4 7/8" x 52 ring gauge. It should last a minimum of 50 minutes and probably a bit more, so take your time don't rush.
Medium bodied, this is a flavour bomb that gradually evolves, experience wonderful earthy notes with cocoa, almonds and cedar appearing as you smoke down, lots of creamy smoke too!
The Plasencia family claim this series to embody their principles of sustainable farming practices.
A unique cigar for those seeking something different.
