Paul Stulac No Dress Code Toro
$10.00 – $185.00
6 x 52
Wrapper: Ecuadorian Habano
The Paul Stulac No Dress Code! What a concept! I’m sure you’ve wanted the experience of smoking a freshly-rolled cigar, right off of the rolling table. Who hasn’t? Well now you can without having the visit a factory. These No Dress Codes featuring a Sumatra binder and Nicaraguan fillers come with a printed “Smoke Before” and “Smoke After” date included in the box. If you want the experience of a freshly rolled cigar, you should smoke it by the “Smoke Before” date, and if you want to age a few, smoke after the “Smoke After” date. Grab them now while they are still fresh!
Additional information
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| Vitola |
2 reviews for Paul Stulac No Dress Code Toro
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William Jeschke (verified owner) –
Got the box a few days ago and these are a great smoke!
They come wrapped in a newspaper in the box, dated from March 2020, so about 4 months old when I got them. A very rich smell to them. I wish I could describe the flavors better, but to me the smell was dark and rich. The smoke is pleasant and mild to strong for the first third with sharp flavors that stand out and not mingled together like an aged cigar and goes well with coffee. The middle third the flavors start to blend somewhat and gives a good draw that feels good to the end.
The ‘smoke before’ and ‘smoke after’ dates mentioned in the description are printed on the box label and don’t seem to mean anything since they are both from before the newspaper wrapper inside the box. I doubt that I would be able to hold onto them long enough to age anyway.
William Jeschke (verified owner) –
Just an update to my above review.
Figured out the dates on the box are not Month/Year, but Month/Day. Was not expecting that level of detail, and of course after I post the review.
Also used Google to translate the newspaper and see my Spanish has rusted apart. Date is from 29 January 2020, not March. Looks like they sat in storage too long as the smoke before date 05/17, May 17, is long past.
But on the plus side, I can say after 7 months of aging they are great.