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CIGARETTES
Stuffing tobacco / Make your Own (MYO)
Rolling tobacco / Roll your Own (RYO)
Pipe tobacco
CIGARS & CIGARILLOS
New Generation Products
SMOKING ACCESSORIES
OUR QUALITY PRODUCTION PROCESS
Here the blend is everything.
THE DIFFERENT TOBACCO VARIETIES

Viriginia
This blend is named after the US state where it was first cultivated. Due to the orange-yellow colour caused by hot-air drying, it is also known as ‘blond’ tobacco.

Burley
The Burley tobacco plant can grow up to 1.5m in height and is somewhat lighter than Virginia tobacco. Burley tobacco needs heavier ground and more fertiliser than Virginia tobacco.

Orient
Orient tobacco is the smallest and most resistant of the three plant varieties. As the name suggests, it fares especially well in hot regions, such as Turkey and the Middle East.

Dark fire
This dark tobacco is smoke dried. It therefore has a smoky
flavour and very characteristic aroma.
THE INS AND OUTS. WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW.

TAR, NICOTINE AND CARBON MONOXIDE
These three terms are invariably voiced in the same breath when talking about tobacco products. So why? And what do they mean exactly? Here are the facts.

EVAPORATION DATA
The constituents of smoke are defined through evaporation, as defined in EU or country-specific regulations. Tar, nicotine and carbon monoxide in cigarette smoke and fine-cut tobacco are measured against ISO and DIN standards.
The Landewyck laboratory is accredited to measure the constituents of smoke according to ISO 17025.

ADDITIVES
Not including the tobacco itself, all materials added to a tobacco product are defined as additives. Such as flavourings to achieve a rounded product, or material for the filter, paper or brand stamp.