The cigar industry involves the cultivation, production, and sale of cigars, which are tightly rolled bundles of fermented tobacco leaves. This industry is significant in countries like Cuba, Dominican Republic, and Nicaragua, where the climate and soil conditions are ideal for growing high-quality tobacco. Cigar production includes various steps, such as harvesting, curing, fermenting, and rolling, which contribute to the flavor and quality of the final product. Cigars are often enjoyed for their rich flavors and are typically associated with leisure and celebration. The market includes premium cigars, which are handmade, and mass-produced options. Regulations regarding tobacco advertising and sales vary by country, impacting how cigars are marketed and consumed.