Custom Roll Cubans

[DeeBeezy]

I have been buying some from a retailer based in Switzerland. Here’s my question - If you’re buying custom roll Cuban cigars from a shop, how can you be certain they are in fact actually Cuban? Would there be any tells based on nature or the retailer? Assuming it’s no Casa del Habano. 

[SUP8333]

The best way would be by tasting it...if it tastes Cuban, it's Cuban. If you can't tell the difference, then you should ask yourself if you enjoy the cigar, if you do and it's a fair price - that is all that matters. 

[El Presidente]

You have been around long enough Dan. 

If you have to ask the question, you already know you have a problem. 

[DeeBeezy]

For anyone who wanted to pass judgement based on appearance and ash. 

[Lucas Buck]

As with all Cuban cigars you need to trust the source. Also as SUP said above if you’ve been smoking Cuban cigars a while you’ll probably know if it’s Cuban tobacco. 

[Havanaaddict]

You can look at the cap to see if it is a triple cap, but the taste is the ultimate answer! 

[REesq]

To be a bit more direct, if you can't taste the difference, does it matter?