Cigars are primarily made up of three main components: the wrapper, the binder, and the filler. The wrapper is the outermost leaf, which is often chosen for its appearance and flavor. It plays a significant role in the overall taste and aroma of the cigar. The binder is the leaf that holds the filler together, providing structure and stability. The filler consists of a blend of tobacco leaves that contribute to the cigar's flavor profile. Together, these components create a unique smoking experience, influenced by the type and quality of tobacco used.