What is a cigarette?

cigarette is a Spanish word that means a "small cigar". In some places where Spanish is spoken, this term is used to refer to a regular cigarette, but in most English -speaking regions and other areas of the Spanish term relating to a small cigar. Cigarillos are as shorter and narrower than cigars, about 3 inches (7.6 cm) long and about 0.25 inches (6 mm) in diameter. Cigarillo is usually wrapped in a navoli -tankant tobacco and can be supplied with a plastic filter connected or no filter. Like cigars, cigarillos are sold both individually and in packages.

Tastes

, which is commonly referred to as a "seven -minute cigar" in Europe, cigarette is often launched as a more tasteful alternative to cigarettes. It comes in various flavors such as cinnamon, apple and vanilla. Other common flavors include Cherry, Chocolate, Coconut, Peach and Strawberry.

Tobacco content

Unlike cigarette smoke is not a cigarette smokeLen to be inhaled. Cigarillos contain about three times the content of tobacco in cigarettes, about 3 grams per unit. Many cigarello manufacturers use chemically homogenized tobacco instead of 100 % tobacco to maintain low production costs and price. However, cigarillos made of 100 % tobacco does not always have to be necessarily higher quality, as the tobacco mixture is the largest determinants of the quality and taste of cigarette.

The

tobacco contained in a cigarette usually comes from Brazil, the Dominican Republic or Cuba. Cigarello tobacco leaf leaves often come from a different area than tobacco with which it is filled. Many people who smoke cigarillos smoke them in quantities that make it unnecessary for cigaressos to be stored in moisture.

Package

Unlike cigars and cigarettes, cigarillos could be sold in very small packages, for example in four units. Theses are sometimes referred to as "Kiddie Packs", name, ktEré caused concerns in countries where some people believed that this type of packaging focuses on children and teenagers. The Convention of the World Health Organization on Tobacco Control (FCTC) requires All countries include tobacco warning labels, regardless of whether the product is sold in individual units or packages. These labels must be highly visible - at least 30 percent of the product package size.