Paul Stulac Cigars
- Founded in
- 2011 — Canada ; chez Las Villas Cigars, Estelí
- Factories
- Sans usine — Las Villas Cigars, Estelí (Guillermo Peña, maître assembleur)
- Countries
- Nicaragua
Paul Stulac is a Canadian house, and this atlas classifies it in Nicaragua because its cigars are rolled in Estelí, at Las Villas Cigars, under the direction of Guillermo Peña, its master blender — a factory this atlas names here and has not yet described. The brand was launched at the 2011 IPCPR, say the retailers who carry it; the house itself dates nothing on its site, and this atlas takes the retailers' year for want of better, saying so.
The style is recognisable from afar: black bands, names that come from rock and the night — Black Phantom, Red Screaming Sun, Miami Style — and rather full-bodied cigars. An aesthetic more than a terroir, which is no reproach: that is half the North American boutique scene.
The entry keeps to what it can name: the factory, the blender, the year of entry on the market. The rest — tobaccos, volumes — is not published.
Range Depth
Black Phantom
The black phantom — the signature line.
Red Screaming Sun
The red screaming sun.
Miami Style
A tribute to the Miami manner — rolled in Estelí.
Source : paulstulaccigars.com (roulés à Las Villas Cigars, Estelí, sous la conduite du maître assembleur Guillermo Peña ; lignes Black Phantom, Red Screaming Sun, Miami Style) ; oakglentobacconist.com et planetcigars.com (lancée à l'IPCPR 2011 ; maison canadienne) ; halfwheel.com « El Nuevo Comienzo Paul Stulac Exclusiva »