Plasencia Alma Del Cielo Hexagon Amanecer (6.0" x 60)

The Plasencia Alma Del Cielo Hexagon Amanecer (Gordo) (6.0" x 60) is a Nicaragua-made, Medium Gordo from Plasencia’s Alma del Cielo line, formed in the line’s six-sided Hexágono format. It is a Nicaraguan puro with Nicaraguan wrapper, binder, and filler, built around high-elevation tobacco from Hacienda San Julián in Condega.

Plasencia Alma Del Cielo Amanecer Specifications

Nicaraguan Puro from Hacienda San Julián

The Amanecer uses a Nicaraguan wrapper over Nicaraguan binder and filler, making Alma del Cielo a documented Nicaraguan puro. Plasencia does not publish a specific wrapper seed or cultivar for this cigar, so one should not be added from retailer descriptions.

Its composition connects directly to Alma del Cielo’s defining provenance. Plasencia identifies Hacienda San Julián in Condega as the high-elevation estate behind the collection, situated at approximately 3,500 feet above sea level.

For buyers comparing tobacco origin, that places Amanecer within TRP’s Nicaraguan cigar collection while distinguishing the line by where its defining tobacco is cultivated rather than by an undisclosed wrapper seed.

Amanecer Hexágono: 6.0 × 60 Gordo Format

Amanecer measures 6.0 inches with a 60 ring gauge and uses Plasencia’s six-sided Hexágono presentation. TRP classifies the size as a Gordo, so both terms describe different aspects of the same cigar: Gordo identifies the store size category, while Hexágono describes its distinctive pressed shape.

A 60 ring gauge equals 60/64 of an inch in diameter before accounting for the pressed profile. Buyers comparing other broad-format cigars can browse TRP’s Gordo cigars.

Within Alma del Cielo, Amanecer is the largest ring-gauge format. The line also includes the Boreal Toro 6.13" × 54 and the Celeste Robusto 4.88" × 52, giving buyers three clearly differentiated dimensions within the same blend family.

Medium Strength with Marzipan, Honey and Ginger Spice

TRP classifies Alma del Cielo Amanecer as Medium strength, placing it within the retailer’s Medium cigar selection. Strength should remain separate from flavor intensity, body, and the cigar’s 60 ring gauge.

Plasencia describes the profile as opening with marzipan and honey, followed by hints of nougat. Earthy undertones and orange zest appear as the profile develops, followed by cedar and additional nougat.

The manufacturer describes the finish with ginger spice. This documented sequence should replace the older TRP list of toasted bread, leather, pepper, citrus, and baking spice rather than combining two different tasting profiles.

Alma del Cielo from San Julián in Condega

Plasencia Cigars produces Alma del Cielo as a 100% Nicaraguan line centered on tobacco associated with the family’s Hacienda San Julián estate in the mountains of Condega.

Plasencia describes San Julián as sitting more than 3,500 feet above sea level, where cooler temperatures and increased sunlight distinguish the growing environment. The company positions this elevation as the central agricultural idea behind Alma del Cielo.

The collection currently consists of three official formats—Celeste Robusto, Boreal Toro, and Amanecer Hexágono. Buyers wanting to compare Alma del Cielo with other lines from the same maker can browse the wider Plasencia collection.

Pairing the Medium Amanecer Hexágono

Amanecer’s Medium strength and manufacturer-described combination of honey, marzipan, nougat, orange zest, cedar, and ginger makes it a different buying proposition from darker, pepper-led Nicaraguan blends.

Plasencia specifically recommends Champagne and other sparkling wines with Alma del Cielo. The bright acidity and carbonation offer a logical contrast to the blend’s documented creamy sweetness and citrus character. For a non-alcoholic option, lightly roasted coffee can provide a restrained accompaniment without trying to duplicate the cigar’s sweeter notes.

Store cigars in a properly maintained humidor rather than relying on their retail packaging for long-term storage. TRP’s humidor collection provides storage options for customers building or maintaining a cigar collection.

Buying Alma del Cielo Amanecer from TRP Cigars

TRP Cigars carries Amanecer alongside the other Alma del Cielo formats, making it possible to compare the 6 × 60 Hexágono directly with the smaller Boreal and Celeste before choosing a format.

TRP states that the business was founded in 2005 and operates a physical lounge at 424 Rockaway Turnpike in Cedarhurst, New York. Online orders are limited to eligible U.S. destinations, and customers can review TRP’s shipping policy for current order, destination, and signature requirements.

TRP also maintains a site-level 21+ age-verification policy for tobacco purchases.

Plasencia Alma Del Cielo Amanecer FAQs

Is Plasencia Alma del Cielo Amanecer a Nicaraguan puro?

Yes. Plasencia officially lists the wrapper, binder, and filler as Nicaraguan and describes Alma del Cielo as a 100% Nicaraguan puro. The manufacturer does not currently disclose a specific seed or cultivar for the Amanecer wrapper.

What makes the Amanecer a Hexágono cigar?

Amanecer is pressed into a six-sided Hexágono format rather than a conventional round profile. It measures 6.0" × 60, while TRP categorizes the vitola within its Gordo size taxonomy. Hexágono therefore describes the physical press, not a different strength category.

Where is the tobacco for Alma del Cielo grown?

Plasencia centers Alma del Cielo on Hacienda San Julián in Condega, Nicaragua, at roughly 3,500 feet above sea level. The manufacturer highlights this high-elevation growing environment as the defining provenance behind the collection.

What does Plasencia Alma del Cielo Amanecer taste like?

Plasencia lists marzipan, honey, nougat, earthy undertones, orange zest, cedar, and ginger spice. The official profile describes a progression from creamy sweetness through citrus and earth toward cedar, nougat, and a ginger-spice finish.

How strong is Plasencia Alma del Cielo Amanecer?

TRP currently classifies Amanecer as Medium strength. That rating should not be confused with the cigar’s Gordo dimensions, Hexágono shape, body, or flavor intensity; those are separate cigar attributes.

How does Amanecer compare with Boreal and Celeste?

Amanecer is the 6 × 60 Hexágono and has the largest ring gauge in Alma del Cielo. Boreal is a 6⅛ × 54 Toro, while Celeste is a 4⅞ × 52 Robusto. All three belong to the same Nicaraguan Alma del Cielo collection.

Cedar, toasted bread, leather, pepper, citrus, baking spice

The Plasencia Alma Del Cielo Hexagon Amanecer (6.0" x 60) is a medium-bodied larger format cigar with a Nicaraguan wrapper that delivers a spicy and balanced smoking experience. Expect notes of cedar, toasted bread, leather, pepper, citrus, baking spice woven through a smooth draw and steady construction. It is a strong choice for customers looking for nicaraguan character, reliable craftsmanship and an easy pairing with coffee or spirits.