Cosecha 2015 is the strongest Cosecha Vintage to date with a full-bodied profile sharing notes of dark chocolate, hearth and subtle wood tones. It is a 6 x 52 Toro with a pigtail cap and is available in 10-count boxes with an MSRP of $29.95 per cigar. A total of 430 boxes were produced.
For this year's Mombacho Cosecha 2014, it was a good showing, albeit not fantastic. The main issue I have with this year's release is the underlying wood bitterness constantly lingering on my palate. Without that, the other flavors are great (rich nuttiness, cedar, baking spices, red pepper spice, minerals).
Mombacho Cigars S.A. announced today that the highly anticipated Cosecha 2014 is shipping worldwide. Cosecha 2014 is a vintage Nicaraguan puro and will be available at select cigar retailers in the near future. The cigars will be distributed to retailers around the globe once they reach the warehouses Mombacho uses to serve its international markets.
The Mombacho Cosecha 2013 is without a doubt Mombacho's finest cigar release to date. While I thoroughly enjoyed the Cosecha 2012, I believe the 2013 has elevated levels of flavor complexity. You need to run, not walk, to your local B&M and buy these before they're gone.
Cosecha 2013 is a vintage Nicaraguan puro and will be available at select cigar retailers in the near future. The shipment of this special cigar was delayed nearly two months due to the turmoil currently engulfing the country of Nicaragua. The cigars will be distributed to retailers around the world once they reach the US.
The Mombacho Cosecha 2012 is a really cool concept and has me looking forward to smoking more of these and seeing what other year offerings will provide. If you're a fan of Mombacho or like the concept, this cigar is a must try.
Mombacho Cigars, S. A. announced that their Cosecha 2012 has begun shipping to retailers after its release at the 2017 International Premium Cigars & Pipe Retailer (IPCPR) trade show in Las Vegas, NV. Mombacho also announced that their popular Mombachito will begin shipping in new 10-count and 50-count boxes.
The chosen name reflects the genuine nature of this line, which features Nicaraguan tobaccos solely from 2012 in this first release of this limited edition evoking the “vintage” concept in the wine world: picking high quality fruits from a specific year, and a particular harvest or crop.