Cigar leaf refers to the specific type of tobacco leaf used in the production of cigars. These leaves are typically larger and thicker than those used in cigarettes, allowing for a slower burn and a richer flavor. The quality of cigar leaf is crucial, as it directly impacts the smoking experience. Cigar leaves are often categorized into three main types: wrapper, binder, and filler. The wrapper is the outermost leaf, providing both aesthetics and flavor, while the binder holds the filler leaves together. The filler consists of a blend of different leaves that contribute to the cigar's overall taste and strength.