Dallas

Dallas cigarettes are very popular among smokers who enjoy smoking not expensive cigarettes of good quality. Dallas cigarette brand is produced by a well-known manufacturer Rothmans International that is a division of British American Tobacco, this manufacturer always guarantees high quality of cigarettes and moderate prices.
In July, 1998 sales of another cigarette brand with "American blend" tobacco started in Russia - "Dallas lights" with low tars and nicotine contents. These cigarettes are made at new joint tobacco factory "Rothmans-Nevo" in Sankt-Petersburg. Nowadays, Dallas cigarettes are manufactured mostly in Russia where the brand is one of the leaders of the not expensive segment.
Dallas cigarettes are especially popular in Saint Petersburg and the neighboring regions, including Finland where there are exported. Only carefully selected tobacco blends are used to manufacture Dallas cigarettes. They are available in two main flavors - Dallas Classic and Dallas Lights. Dallas Classic are quite strong and even harsh cigarettes, the Lights are much milder and easy to smoke. Another advantage of Dallas cigarettes besides their low price and strong manufacturer reputation is the attractive package design and very smart advertising policy. Before the ban was imposed considering tobacco advertisements in public transport, Dallas cigarettes used this media mostly to communicate to their target audience.

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