PLASENCIA CIGARS’ ALMA DEL CAMPO TRAVESIA BOX PRESS NOW SHIPPING

 The new line extension of the Alma del Campo series to reach retailers next week.

(Miami, Florida) September 24, 2020- Plasencia Cigars, a world leading premium tobacco grower, announces that the Alma del Campo Travesia in its new Box Press incarnation, is now shipping to retailers. This new expression of the blend represents the first line extension in the wildly popular Alma del Campo cigar series, which launched at the 2017 IPCPR. 

This updated version of the Alma de Campo Travesia was born as a response to the public, which consistently requested a box press.

Nestor Andres Plasencia, CEO of Plasencia Cigars stated:” As tobacco growers and premium cigar manufacturers it is important to draw inspiration from the consumer. Open communication with retailers, consumers, and colleagues propels us to create the finest quality in tobacco product, which has been our goal since 1865. The result was to offer the Alma del Campo Travesia in a Box Press format, to further serve the cigar community.”

Smokers of the Alma del Campo Travesia Box Press will experience an even creamier and smoother version, of the Alma de Campo series. This blend is a Nicaraguan puro created with tobaccos curated from the vast Plasencia tobacco portfolio. The Alma del Campo series of cigars is known for its perfect balance, complex flavors, delivering notes of coffee and nuts. It is a very creamy cigar, with a hint of spice. 

The 6 1/2 by 54 sized Alma de Campo Travesia Box press is offered in a 10-count box with an MSRP of $17.00.

For more information, visit: www.plasenciacigars.com, and follow @PlasenciaCigars on social media.

ABOUT PLASENCIA CIGARS
Plasencia Cigars is one of the world’s leading growers of first-class tobacco. The Plasencia family has been pioneering the industry since 1865 when Don Eduardo Plasencia began growing tobacco in Cuba, and five generations of the Plasencia family have continued the legacy.  Today, Plasencia Cigars produces more than 35 million handmade cigars per year, and harvests tobacco on more than 3,000 acres across several countries in Central America, including Nicaragua, Honduras, Costa Rica, and Panama.

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