Cuban cigars are not machine rolled

When you think of a fine Cuban cigar, you are probably thinking of something hand rolled and created with the most precision and care. Yet their are Cuban cigars that are machine rolled and the are called cigarillos. Basically these are small cigarette size cigars and have shredded tobacco in it rather than the actual Cuban tobacco leaf.

So why the confusion? I mean their are Cuban cigars that are machine made but the quality is nothing that comes from a nice hand rolled Robusto or something. You can try it, but you can’t deny it as my great grandpa use to say. Yeah he later passed away of colon cancer but that was totally unrelated. My point is they are two completely different things.

Man made construction of Cuban cigars is an art on it’s own. If you watch a cigar roller roll a cigar, it will blow your mind. As for machine made cigars, I can have a cigar machine at home that could be pumping machine made cigars by the thousands like a crappy cigarette. Another major difference between a machine made cheap cigar and an authentic hand rolled Cuban cigar.

One final difference is when you light the Cuban cigar up and the aroma and the taste that is unleashed simply cannot be matched. This is the same taste that has taken centuries to perfect, it is literally like smelling heaven. Plus when you light up a machine rolled cigar, it’s like lighting up a cigarette you bought from seven eleven at about 11pm when you were getting to ready to go to the club.

So before you ever compare things together, please get the proper information. After all, smoking Cuban tobacco is suppose to bring people from all walks of life together for a good time and not turn them away. Let us educate ourselves and enjoy the gifts that nature has presented us with. Bottom line, Cuban cigars are better – period. If someone hands you a machine rolled Cuban cigar or a hand rolled Cuban cigar, now you know which one to pick.

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