Paul Stulac Classic Blend Fantasma Toro is a handcrafted Nicaraguan boutique cigar that delivers a rich, dark and flavour-forward smoking experience. The name Fantasma, meaning “ghost,” suits this bold yet balanced Toro, which combines an oily Ecuadorian Habano wrapper with a hearty Nicaraguan core.
Measuring 6 inches with a 58 ring gauge, the Fantasma Toro provides a substantial format with a generous draw and ample smoke production. The blend features an Ecuadorian Habano wrapper over a Nicaraguan binder and premium Nicaraguan long-filler tobaccos. Hand rolled in Nicaragua, it is built for smokers who appreciate a medium-to-full-bodied cigar with depth, sweetness and evolving spice.
The profile opens with pepper and cocoa powder before developing notes of rye toast, baking spice, espresso, garden soil, cedar and dark roasted coffee. A creamy, oily texture rounds out the smoke, while subtle sweetness emerges through the finish to balance the cigar’s richer, earthier components.
Paul Stulac Classic Blend Fantasma Toro is an excellent choice for cigar enthusiasts seeking a full-flavoured Nicaraguan Toro with dark Habano character, layered spice and a smooth, naturally sweet finish.
Box of 20 cigars
Daniel D. (verified owner) –
Wow! A magnificent cigar (but not as much as the Phantom Torpedo😍) from Mr. Stulac. A sweet dimension that I loved with a nice progression in flavors…superb Ecuadorian Habano wrapper…smoothness and balance with slightly spicier moments!😋. I love Paul Stulac…what else can I say except Merci à Chef and his gang, it’s a pleasure to discover these cigars thanks to you!👊. Have a nice day everyone!😎🤘
jnobert (verified owner) –
Definitely not a go as far as I’m concerned, my cigars bought on the beach in Cuba are better than this. Don’t taste very good and needed to light it again 2 times on a smoke. Several holes in the body. Not a great quality. I have a second one in my humidor, we’ll see…
Terry Gold (verified owner) –
This is a good Nicaraguan smoke. It’s flavour develops well as you smoke it. For me most if my cigars are kept at 65% humidity, but as for me all my Nicaraguan cigars, l prefer them at 72%. It doesn’t sound like much of a difference, but for me it makes these cigars far more enjoyable.