Worlds longest cigar set to be rolled in Cuba and its enormous

Here’s one cigar that’s impossible to miss.

If you took your time spotting the cigar hidden in this brick wall, then locating this one should be a little easier.

Expert Cuban cigar roller Jose Castelar Cairo, known as ‘Cueto’, is attempting to break his own world record set in 2011.

His new record attempt will have to beat the cigar he rolled five years ago which measured an impressive 81.8m.

The 67-year-old began his record attempt on August 1 and he hopes to finally complete it by August 12 - as long as his attempt doesn’t go up in smoke.

After setting his fifth world record, he said: “Cuba is the country where the best tobacco is grown, and as long as Cueto is around, Cuba will have the world's longest cigar.”

Guinness World Records say: “The longest cigar measured 81.80 m (268 ft 4 in) and was made by Jose Castelar Cueto at the La Triada shop at Parque Morro-Cabaña in Havana, Cuba, on 3 May 2011.

“Cueto started to make the cigar on 25 April 2011, but only finished in the evening of 2 May. The cigar was officially measured on the following day.”

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