
In this industry, I am always on the lookout for the cigar that smokes way above its price point. One of the best examples of this is two blends known as Paul Stulac Post Script. Paul Stulac Cigars crafted this line a few years ago, and it’s quickly becoming the boutique cigar brand people are typing into Google after their buddy hands them one at the lounge. If you’ve been hunting for a cigar you need to smoke and save money at the same time, this is it.
Post Script comes in two expressions, Maduro and Habano, and both are rolled in a hefty 6×52 Toro with Nicaraguan long fillers underneath. The Maduro sports a San Andres wrapper and hits medium-plus strength, built for smokers who want something with real weight behind it. The Habano goes with a Colorado wrapper instead and sits at a medium strength, a bit more nuanced and smooth. Here’s the part that makes Post Script Cigar such a standout brand: buy it in a bundle, and you’re paying just under five bucks a stick for a smoke that tastes like it costs three times that. Paul Stulac didn’t cut corners to hit that price — he just cut the markup.
Light up the Maduro and you’ll get hit with pepper spice and wood right away, followed by a savory, earthy backbone that carries into dark chocolate and espresso, with a sweetness that lingers on the retrohale. The Habano takes a lighter route — pepper and sandalwood up front, easing into baking spices and toffee, finishing sweet and smooth. Neither one is a one-note cigar. Both develop and shift as you work through them, which is exactly what you want from something wearing the Paul Stulac Cigars name.
You can find both Post Script bundles at Oak Glen Tobacconist, and honestly, we’d grab them sooner rather than later. Boutique releases at this price point tend to move fast, and Post Script isn’t sticking around forever at these numbers. Head over to our site, pick your wrapper, and see what all the buzz around Paul Stulac Post Script is actually about. Look for them at OGT Cigars!


