08/21/2026
Same shape. Two very different stories.
At first glance, the Plasencia Alma Fuerte Sixto I and Alma del Cielo Amanecer have something obvious in common: both are imposing 6 × 60 Hexágonos, pressed into Plasencia’s distinctive six-sided format.
But that’s where the similarity ends.
Alma Fuerte Sixto I is built around a 10-year-aged Colorado Claro wrapper. The profile leans toward cocoa and almonds, developing into nutmeg and cedar.
Alma del Cielo Amanecer explores something entirely different: high-elevation Nicaraguan to***co from Finca San Julián in Condega, grown at approximately 1,300 meters above sea level. Its profile moves through marzipan, honey and nougat before developing cedar, orange zest and a touch of ginger spice.
Same 6 × 60 Hexágono.
Two very different ways of expressing Nicaraguan to***co.
And that’s what makes comparing ci**rs within the same family so interesting.
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