
When I sat down to smoke the Plasencia Cosecha 146 Torpedo cigar, I was not prepared for everything it had to offer.
Conctruction
When I picked up the Plasencia Cosecha 146 cigar and began to inspect it, I felt perfection at its best. I did not find any veins that would indicate that it would burn unevenly, neither on the wrapper nor felt any wonders. The cape was almost like a needle. The very band around the cigar I felt almost gave it a sporty look. It was a real premium feeling.
Taste
The cold draft offered an incredibly smooth and fine taste of cedar and malt.
1/3
The Plasencia Cosecha 146 cigar started with a combination of creamy and buttery texture. The flavors that followed the first third were cedar and a mix of light dark chocolate and milk chocolate. When I smoked the cigar a bit, a fresh herbal mixture emerged. Retrohaling was slightly spicy and smooth at the same time with fresh herbs mix.
2/3
The second third starts off creamy while the butteriness recedes a bit.
The herbs become sweeter in taste, the chocolate sweeter, slight taste of caffe latte comes in and cedar retreats to be in the background with a light light hint reminiscent of vanilla. I could also detect slight hints of sweet licorice.
The end of 2/3 comes a fruitiness reminiscent of fruit salad, retrohalation is smooth with light fruitiness and with a hint of black pepper.
3/3
The last third of the Plasencia Cosecha 146 Torpedo cigar changed character quite a bit. The creaminess receded a bit. The flavors I felt were caffe
Latte like with notes of syrup, light licorice, dark oak. When I got into the end of the last third there was a light taste of salty licorice.
Aftertaste
The aftertaste was dry oak and was not long.
Smoke time
Smoking the Plasencia Cosecha 146 Torpedo cigar took about 1 hour and 40 minutes.
Would I smoke Plasencia Cosecha 146 Torpedo again? Yes without a doubt. Good balance and lots of flavor.
Become a part of the Vdg-cigars family. Sign up for out news letter.
Latest posts
- Casa Magna Colorado Torito Review: A Rich, Approachable Everyday Full-Bodied

- Aroma de Nicaragua Connecticut Toro Review: A Long, Gentle Nicaraguan With Unusual flavors

- Aroma de Nicaragua Ecuador Robusto Review: A Long-Burning Nicaraguan Value

- Valentino Siesto at InterTabac 2026: Orange Black Arrives and Velero Sets Sail



