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A cigar is a rolled tobacco product made from dried and fermented tobacco leaves, typically smoked for leisure. Cigars are often associated with relaxation and social occasions, and they require specific storage and cutting tools—like the airtight tubes and specialized cutters shown—to maintain their quality and be enjoyed properly.
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