Paul Stulac White Blinding Light
$10.75 – $275.00
Wrapper: Dark Ecuadorian Habano
Binder: Sumatra
Filler: Nicaraguan
A medium to full-bodied smokes with notes espresso, chocolate, leather, hints of red pepper, and dry wood.
Description
The Paul Stulac White Blinding Light cigar is a luminous addition to the esteemed Paul Stulac lineup, showcasing the brand’s dedication to crafting cigars of exceptional quality and captivating character. Meticulously blended and expertly crafted, the White Blinding Light cigar invites enthusiasts on an extraordinary journey into the world of nuanced flavors and sophisticated craftsmanship.
At the core of the White Blinding Light cigar is a carefully selected blend of premium Nicaraguan and Ecuadorian fillers, chosen for their exceptional quality and ability to create a well-balanced smoking profile. The binder, a crucial element, ensures structural integrity and enhances the overall harmony of the blend. The cigar is adorned with a pristine Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper, known for its silky texture and golden hue.
Upon ignition, aficionados are embraced by a symphony of flavors that define the White Blinding Light experience. Anticipate notes of cream, cedar, and a subtle spiciness that evolves gracefully with each well-crafted puff. The Ecuadorian Connecticut wrapper adds a layer of refinement, providing a velvety texture and a satisfying depth to the overall smoking journey.
Crafted with precision, the construction of the Paul Stulac White Blinding Light 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 radiant design, adds a touch of sophistication, symbolizing the premium quality enclosed within.
Released to acclaim, the White Blinding Light 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 artistry and dedication 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 luminosity that make the Paul Stulac White Blinding Light a distinguished choice in the realm of premium tobacco.
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Todd Clark (verified owner) –
Humidor time: 579 days
Humidimeter reading: Head – 66, foot – 54
Appearance and construction: A few veins, an oily sheen, and a moderately firm pack with no soft spots… Gave it a wide-ring punch and PLD was moderately open. The cap was sloppily applied and most of it came off after the punch but this didn’t affect smokeability at all. (12/15)
Flavor: PLA gave a whiff of rich tobacco. The light gave a full-bodied profile with a spicy retro and notes of black pepper, strong black coffee, and spice. I also got a hint of leather part way through the first third and a hint of dark chocolate appeared in the 2nd third, but things were otherwise pretty consistent throughout. Very tasty, overall, and quite peppery. Strength was a bit past medium and pushing medium/full towards the end. (23/25)
Smoking characteristics: The light produced an easy draw, good smoke volume, and an even burn to start. The burn stayed even through the first third with the ash falling at 1 1/2″ leaving a small cone. The burn continued a bit wavy but self-correcting through the last two thirds but things were otherwise uneventful down to the nub. Draw and smoke output remained optimal throughout. (23/25)
Overall impression: Got this one last year from the Privada Cigar Club shop. Pretty nice longer smoke if you like lots of pepper in the profile, which I do, but this one was on the spendy side at $11, so I probably won’t buy any more at that price… (31/35)
Burn time: 1:40
Rating: 89