Are Cuban cigars really worth it?

Cuban cigars are world famous. They are known to be the very best cigars on the market. These cigars stand out because they are made from high quality materials and a lot of care and attention goes into the making of every single cigar.

Do Cuban cigars taste good?

Cuban cigars of almost any brand have a distinctive taste, and there is no other cigar that tastes like that. And since that’s where cigars were invented (at least in popular perception), then anything else that doesn’t taste the same simply isn’t as good. This is, of course, total hogwash.

How bad are Cuban cigars for you?

Cigar smoking poses serious health risks, including: Cancer. All tobacco smoke contains chemicals that can cause cancer, and cigar smoke is no exception. Regular cigar smoking increases the risk of several types of cancers, including cancers of the mouth, throat, esophagus and larynx.

Are Dominican cigars better than Cuban?

These cigars were to be produced on a limited scale and to be of higher quality than any other Cuban cigar. The only real difference between the Cuban and Dominican Cohiba cigar is just where the tobacco is rolled. They are both high quality, premium cigars.

Why Cuban cigars are so expensive?

Generally speaking, the larger the cigar, the more expensive it is. Secondly, the vitola, differently shaped cigars which take extra time and consideration when rolling. Thirdly, the age. The longer a cigar has aged, intensifying the depth of flavor and aroma, the more precious it becomes.

Why does a cigar not draw well?

If you notice the humidity level in your humidor is running high (anything over 70\% RH can be too high), your cigar may be over-humidified. A cigar that’s too moist won’t draw easily. The best way to remedy an over-humidified smoke is to let it sit out of the humidor overnight or for a day before you smoke it.