Maybe initially when they were getting into smoking they might have tried it but Machine made cigars and Cuban cigars are two completely different things. If you’ve had a Cuban cigar before, you are probably nodding your head in agreement with this statement right now. So I’ll try to answer why people compare Cuban cigars and machine rolled cigars together sometimes.

Now I know you are thinking what is wrong with that? Nothing is wrong with it, it’s just nothing compared to a Cuban cigar. Some people think it is a great way of getting into the genre but you know what? It is not that bad either. It all depends on what your preference is. As a Cuban cigar smoker, I stay aware from them.

Another major difference is the type of tobacco that is used in both of these type of cigars. This alone is a good enough reason for you to try a Cuban cigar. Ask yourself, would you rather smoke shredded tobacco or a real tobacco leaf from Cuba? This alone is the major difference between Cuban cigars and Machine rolled cigars. Another is the construction.

However, machine made cigars are only meant for people who are not Cuban cigar smokers and just want to have the feel of smoking a cigar. Personally, I think that is ridiculous because it has nothing to do with real Cuban cigar taste. Cuban cigars when compared to machine made cigars isn’t a fair comparison at all.

I hope this has cleared any misconceptions about the difference between Cuban cigars and machine rolled cigars. The difference is everything but in particular it is the taste, the construction and the quality. Yes those three things make up a real Cuban cigar and anyone who has smoked them or is a regular enthusiast knows what a Cuban cigar is all about.A Cuban cigar is like a Ferrari and a machine rolled cigar is like a donkey drawn carriage with only one wheel that actually works.