Paul Stulac White Blinding Light Toro is a full-bodied Nicaraguan boutique cigar crafted for smokers who enjoy pronounced flavour, a rich wrapper-forward profile and refined complexity. The classic 6 x 52 Toro format provides a satisfying smoke time, steady draw and ample room for the blend’s darker and sweeter notes to develop.
An oily Ecuadorian Habano Maduro wrapper covers a Nicaraguan Criollo 98 binder and a hearty blend of Nicaraguan Viso and Double Ligero long-fillers. Handmade at Las Villas Cigars in Nicaragua, the blend delivers substantial body while maintaining balance through its combination of mature Habano sweetness, Nicaraguan earth and Double Ligero strength.
The profile begins with sweet tobacco, black pepper and a deep, weighty tobacco character. Notes of dark chocolate, espresso, cedar, leather, earth and dry wood build through the middle, joined by floral sweetness, honeysuckle, subtle grape-jam fruitiness and baking spice. A buttery, slightly salty cracker-like nuance adds texture and contrast, while the Maduro wrapper leaves a rich, lingering finish of cocoa, pepper and dark roasted coffee.
Paul Stulac White Blinding Light Toro is well suited to experienced smokers seeking a bold, complex cigar with strength, sweetness and substantial Nicaraguan depth. It pairs especially well with espresso, aged rum, bourbon or a full-bodied red wine.
Box of 25 cigars
smokenclays (verified owner) –
Got a box of these after reading reviews online. Been in the humidor for 3 months and decided to try one. Construction is good, like the look of the nice dark wrapper, had quite a soft squeeze to it. I found it to be more towards full than medium, notes of espresso, coffee, chocolate, pepper and woody. Thought with the softness of the squeeze it would be a easy or loose draw but the Draw was tight all the way, hard to lite and wouldn’t stay lit had to relite several times and had to puff hard and fast on it to keep going and that caused it to be a hot smoke and got some bitterness, canoed on me in the beginning of the 2/3rd touched up and had a wavy burn after that, held a decent ash. Although it had lots of flavor the burn issues and tight draw ruined it for me, this box is going to be around for a long time unless things improve with the rest. I have had his Habano and SanAndres and had no issues and enjoyed so was looking forward to this one, big dissapointment
Paulo Goncalves (verified owner) –
Received an order a few weeks ago with a few of these in it Has been in the humidor at 64 degree till now. Very good looking stick. Construction also seems good. Medium to full with notes of espresso and cacao and a soft white pepper feel on the retro. A little bit tight draw on the 1st 3rd but opened up with a little more attention on time between draws. Only a few touch ups but in its defence I was outside and the temperature was about 4-5 degrees. Would buy again.
phillipfranco3 (verified owner) –
Nice flavor profile, cedar, coffee, chocolate etc.. would look to buy again at a good price.