A cigar (from the Spanish word „cigarro“) is a rolled work of art made exclusively from tobacco leaves. There is a wide variety of cigar brands and types available on the market. Some of the most renowned brands include:
- Cohiba
- Montecristo
- Partagás
- Davidoff
- Romeo y Julieta
- H. Upmann
- Arturo Fuente
- Camacho
Each brand typically offers different formats characterized by various sizes and properties. Different tobacco blends produce different flavors and burning behaviors.
The origin of cigars and their production is most likely traced back to Cuba, which is still home to some of the most famous cigars. However, producers have long since spread to other countries like the Dominican Republic, Honduras, Nicaragua, and others, which are now considered classic tobacco-growing regions.