Paul Stulac Black Fantasma
$12.00
6×54
Wrapper: Brazilian Maduro
Binder: Nicaraguan
Filler: Nicaraguan
Description
The Paul Stulac Black Fantasma cigar stands as a testament to the brand’s commitment to delivering cigars of exceptional quality and unparalleled character. Meticulously blended and expertly crafted, the Black Fantasma cigar invites enthusiasts on an extraordinary journey into the world of intense flavors and sophisticated craftsmanship.
At the heart of the Black Fantasma cigar is a masterfully curated blend of premium Nicaraguan and Ecuadorian fillers, chosen for their distinctive characteristics and ability to create a complex and robust profile. The binder, a crucial element, ensures structural integrity and enhances the overall balance of the smoking experience. The cigar is adorned with a dark and oily Ecuadorian Habano wrapper, known for its velvety texture and rich, flavorful qualities.
Upon ignition, aficionados are embraced by a symphony of bold flavors that define the Black Fantasma experience. Anticipate notes of dark chocolate, espresso, and a spicy undertone that evolves gracefully with each well-crafted puff. The Ecuadorian Habano wrapper contributes to the cigar’s overall richness, providing a velvety texture and a satisfying depth of character.
Crafted with precision, the construction of the Paul Stulac Black Fantasma cigar is exemplary. The wrapper is seamlessly applied, ensuring an even burn and a draw that is both smooth and consistent. The band, featuring the distinctive Paul Stulac logo and hauntingly elegant design, adds a touch of sophistication, symbolizing the premium quality enclosed within.
Released to acclaim, the Black Fantasma cigar invites enthusiasts to indulge in a smoking experience that transcends the ordinary. Whether you are a seasoned connoisseur or someone seeking a premium cigar that exemplifies the bold and innovative spirit of Paul Stulac, this blend promises a memorable journey into the world of meticulously blended and beautifully presented cigars. With every puff, savor the excellence and intensity that make the Paul Stulac Black Fantasma a distinguished choice in the realm of premium tobacco.
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stevefxp (verified owner) –
This was an amazing smoke. Was this number 25 of the test blends?
Lloyd Harris (verified owner) –
Loved this dark cigar, great with a deep roast coffee.
Carlos Santos (verified owner) –
Smooth and creamy with notes of charred oak.
Davinder mann (verified owner) –
Pair with a nice red wine, it will draw out the hints of dark berries.
Todd Clark (verified owner) –
Humidor time: 568 days
Humidimeter reading: Head – 65, foot – 64
Appearance and construction: A few minor veins, a light sheen, and a moderately firm pack with no soft spots… Gave it a wide-ring punch and PLD was moderately open. (12/15)
Flavor: PLA gave a whiff of rich tobacco. The light gave a medium/full profile with a spicy retro and notes of black pepper, leather, spice, and a hint of charred meat. The spice in the nose faded just a bit with the other remaining consistent through the first third after which they mellowed somewhat with the spice receding and the charred meat disappearing almost completely. Very tasty, overall, with plenty of spice to keep things interesting. Strength was about medium. (23/25)
Smoking characteristics: The light produced an easy draw, good smoke volume, and an even burn to start. The burn was a bit wavy but self-correcting through the first third until it gradually got lopsided towards the end of the first third. I knocked the ash off at 2″ on the low side which would have left a cone if not for the lopsidedness. I gave it a touch-up post-ashing but it continued in a lopsided manner and got a 2nd touch-up at the end of the 2nd third after which it continued uneventfully down to the nub. Draw and smoke output remained optimal throughout. (19/25)
Overall impression: Pretty nice smoke from Mr. Stulac, this one, even with the needed maintenance along the way. Flavors were not far from my wheelhouse for a fuller smoke and the struggle factor was relatively low in spite of the necessary touch-ups. I’d smoke it again and probably will as I have another one. Don’t know as I’d buy anymore as these are a bit on the spendy side at north of $10 in the Privada CC shop.. (27/35)
Burn time: 1:32
Rating: 81