A Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper over a Sumatra binder and Nicaraguan filler defines the Paul Stulac Red Screaming Sun Toro. This three component blend is its primary differentiator, combining a clearly identified wrapper, binder, and filler in one focused construction. The Broadleaf forms the exterior, the Sumatra tobacco binds the cigar, and the Nicaraguan tobacco completes the filler at its core.
Measuring 6 x 54, this Toro offers a substantial format with enough room to showcase its complete tobacco composition. The 54 ring gauge accommodates the Nicaraguan filler while keeping the Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper central to the cigar. Its six inch length and established Toro proportions make the format easy to recognize for smokers who prefer a wider cigar without moving into an oversized vitola.
The medium to full strength classification gives shoppers a clear indication of the intended intensity before choosing this cigar. For customers comparing cigars by wrapper, filler, strength, and format, the Paul Stulac Red Screaming Sun Toro presents all four points clearly. It is a considered option for those seeking Connecticut Broadleaf, Nicaraguan filler, and a traditional Toro shape within the Paul Stulac range.
Steven Falconer (verified owner) –
Excellent. Love The Broadleaf/Sumatra combination.
It’s a great flull flavoured stick that seems to fly under the radar.
burke.heather (verified owner) –
Great taste and perfect construction and draw with a good amount of smoke. Burned evenly and slowly with a nice white ash. This is a cigar I’m going to look forward to in subsequent orders
borisk (verified owner) –
interesting stick purchased on the reviews the good great construction long ash but beside that I found it harsh heavy on burnt chocolate/coffee someone might like this profile but not for me.
paymentwilliam –
This is for an experienced palate tons of strength! Guillermo pena does amazing things with the great work of blending the broadleaf tobacco and Sumatra!! Phenomenal ash!!
dionne.philippe68 (verified owner) –
My first experience with the Paul Stulac Red Screaming Sun was a bit of a journey. Right out of the gate, it opened very bold and peppery, delivering a strong punch upfront. After the first quarter, the intensity eased off, and toward the final third the cigar dramatically improved, finishing far better than it began.
Overall, this is a fairly strong cigar with predominantly dry flavors. Construction was excellent—solid build, great draw, and very enjoyable smoke production throughout. While the profile was bold, it wasn’t particularly exciting at first; the dryness kept it from really standing out.
That said, after spending some time resting in my humidor, this cigar truly came into its own. The flavors have noticeably improved, becoming smoother, smokier, and more balanced. The dry edge has softened, and more pleasant, developed flavors have emerged, making it a much more enjoyable smoke overall.
For the price, the Red Screaming Sun offers very good value. With proper humidor time, it’s a cigar I would definitely recommend.