Are Cuban cigars better than non Cuban?

Here’s the thing. If your answer is “yes, Cuban cigars are really better,” go smoke them. So, for now, you may have to not only buy your Cubans outside of the US, but you’ll have to smoke them there as well.

Are Cuban cigars really that much better?

Cigars experts say that Cubans really are better Cigar appreciation is a matter of subjective taste, of course and there’s nothing “wrong” per se in preferring cigars rolled in one country or another. But if we’re interested in cigar connoisseurs’ views, there are worse places to look than Cigar Aficionado.

What makes Cuban cigars different from other cigars?

Something else that sets these cigars apart from other cigars around the world is the fact that they are made using only Cuban tobacco. Many smokers do not realize that most other cigars are made from a blend of various types of tobacco.

Can you buy Cuban cigars in the US?

While it is now possible to visit Cuba and bring a limited amount of these cigars back home, U.S. legislation still blocks the commercial import of Cuban cigars. Something else that sets these cigars apart from other cigars around the world is the fact that they are made using only Cuban tobacco.

Is it bad to smoke a Cuban cigar?

This is not bad in itself, and many smokers find the blend of various types of tobacco quite appealing. However, a hardcore smoker realizes that the strongest, most authentic smoke always comes from a Cuban cigar and only a Cuban cigar. It should be noted that smoking one of these cigars should not be done lightheartedly.

Do Cuban cigars need better rollers?

Consistency remains a challenge for Cuban cigars. Better rollers should help here, but that’s also an issue related to having enough tobacco and enough good tobacco to supply the different brands. The better tobacco used to be allocated to the iconic brands, but we’re told that’s not necessarily the case today.

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