Fun facts about Cuban cigars you probably didn't know

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Fun facts about Cuban cigars you probably didn't know

Cuba is synonymous with cigars because for a very long time it has been on the world map for exporting the best cigars.

Cigars are Cuba’s best export due to its huge farms across the country.

The origins of smoking cigar are not known, but tobacco was very common among the indigenous people of the Caribbean islands.

Many health experts have widely spoken against smoking cigars because of the health risks; however, it is said that one or two a day does not have so much health risks compared to having five a day.

Here are some fun facts about cigars that you probably did not know.

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