What is a stogie?

A stogie is a type of cigar, often characterized by its long, slender shape and typically made from inexpensive tobacco. The term originated in the early 19th century, referring to the practice of cigar-making by wagon drivers in Pennsylvania who rolled their own cigars using tobacco wrapped in corn husks or leaves. Today, "stogie" can also colloquially refer to any cigar, particularly those that are less refined or more rustic in appearance.