Brazil

an important part of the country's tobacco industry.
In the early 20th century, Brazilian cigar makers started to produce high-quality cigars using locally grown tobacco. The cigars quickly gained popularity, and Brazil became known for producing cigars with unique flavor profiles, often featuring hints of nuttiness and spices.
Brazilian cigars are widely available in the international market and are known for their distinctive flavor, which is often the result of the use of Brazilian tobacco, as well as the unique techniques used by the country's cigar makers. The cigars are popular with cigar enthusiasts all over the world, and continue to be an important part of the global cigar industry.

The history of cigars in Brazil dates back to the late 19th century when tobacco was first introduced to the country by immigrants from Cuba and other tobacco-producing countries. Initially, the tobacco industry in Brazil was focused on producing cigarettes and snuff, but over time, cigars also became