Description
Plasencia este o afacere de familie care a inceput sa se dezvolte in anul 1865. Aceasta a inceput sa infloreasca in 1986, dupa preluarea de catre Nestor Plasencia Sr., o figura cheie in lumea trabucurilor. Este una dintre cele mai mari companii de trabucuri, atat din punct de vedere al culturii tutunului cat si a prelucrarea acestuia. Compania produce peste 35 de milioane de trabucuri in fiecare an si au cele mai mari fabrici din Nicaragua si Honduras, iar compania detine 8 plantatii si au peste 6000 de angajati.
Familia Plasencia a considerat ca este timpul sa creeze o extensie a liniei la Alma Fuerte Hexagon, iar rezultatul este Plasencia Alma Fuerte Sixto ll Hexagono cu note de ciocolata neagra, prune si o trecere usoara la o nota de scortisoara.Familia Plasencia cultivă tutun de peste 100 de ani și este unul dintre cei mai mari producători de trabucuri premium din Nicaragua.
Trabucurile Plasencia A.Fuerte Sixto ll Hexagono(10) au o tarie medie, o lungime de 152mm cu un inel de 60, iar pachetul contine 10 trabucuri atent concepute.
Plasencia is a family business that began to develop in 1865. It began to flourish in 1986, after being taken over by Nestor Plasencia Sr., a key figure in the world of cigars. It is one of the largest cigar companies, both in terms of tobacco cultivation and its processing. The company produces over 35 million cigars every year and they have the largest factories in Nicaragua and Honduras, and the company owns 8 plantations and has over 6000 employees.
The Plasencia family thought it was time to create a line extension to Alma Fuerte Hexagon, and the result is Plasencia Alma Fuerte Sixto ll Hexagono with notes of dark chocolate, plums and a light transition to a hint of cinnamon. The Plasencia family has been growing tobacco for over 100 years and is one of the largest producers of premium cigars in Nicaragua.
Plasencia A.Fuerte Sixto ll Hexagono(10) cigars have a medium strength, a length of 152mm with a ring of 60, and the package contains 10 carefully designed cigars.
