What is the difference between hybrid cigarettes and postgraduate cigarettes?

The biggest advantage of hybrid cigarettes compared to flue-cured cigarettes is that they have a large aroma content and a low tar content. For example, many people think that the red "marlboro" has a strong flavor, and the "ashima" has a milder taste, but the tar content of the red "marlboro" is 12mg, and the "ashima" has a communicative content of 15mg - the tar is relatively low and at the same time gives you a greater sense of satisfaction, which is the main reason why I like hybrid cigarettes. And in terms of taste, the tobacco leaves for flue-cured tobacco are basically all flue-cured tobacco leaves, also known as virginia type, so the taste is relatively thin.

Mixed cigarettes, on the other hand, are blended with several different types of tobacco leaves in a certain proportion, generally with virginia, turkish, burley, and Maryland. On the palate it is harmonious and fragrant, with the mild sweetness of virginia and the spicy appetizer of dried smoke and a pure finish. Since the natural sugar content of flue-cured tobacco leaves is the highest in this concentrated tobacco leaf, the amount of tar produced after combustion is also the highest.

Compared with mixed cigarettes, flue-cured cigarettes are more difficult to decoke. Therefore, the tar content of some flue-cured cigarette cigarettes in the world is generally about 15mg-17mg. Looking at the mixed type, let's take Mild Seven as an example, the highest tar content of Mild Seven series cigarettes is only 12mg, while Mild Seven Lights is only 8mg, Mild Seven Super Lights is 6mg, Mild Seven Extra Lights is 4mg, and Mild Seven One knows that the tar content is only 1mg just by looking at the name!

Of course, Mild Seven is the representative of alcohol smoke, which may be a bit unfair. Well, let's look at Hilton! Hilton (the kind with full flavor) should be rushed!

The tar content is 13mg, and the Hilton Lights are yellow) should be the representative of heavy cigarettes, the highest is 15mg, and the camel lights are 8mg, camel

A choking (so-called vigorous large) mixed choke.

A non-choking (so-called soft) flue-cured tobacco is a cloud smoke.

China mainly uses flue-cured tobacco type, and foreign countries mainly mix type, and it will not be suitable for changing the taste.

The difference between mixed cigarettes and flue-cured tobacco is:First, the ratio of tar and nicotine is different:

1. The ratio of tar to nicotine in mixed cigarettes is 11 to 1.

2. The ratio of tar to nicotine is 13 (14) to 1 for most flue-cured tobacco types.

Second, the taste is different:

1. The mixed cigarette tar is relatively low and at the same time makes people get a greater sense of satisfaction.

2. The tobacco leaves for flue-cured tobacco are basically all flue-cured tobacco leaves-also called Virginia-type, so the taste is relatively thin.

3. The difficulty of reducing focus is different:

1. The natural sugar content of flue-cured tobacco leaves in flue-cured tobacco cigarettes is the highest among the tobacco leaves in this concentration, so the amount of tar produced after combustion is also the highest.

2. Compared with flue-cured cigarettes, mixed cigarettes are less difficult to reduce coking.

Difference Between Mixed Cigarettes and Flue-cured Tobacco:

1. The formula is different.

Flue-cured tobacco type: All or most of the flue-cured tobacco tobacco formulations are made with flue-cured tobacco leaves. After the tobacco leaves are roasted, the shelf life will be extended, and the degree of aroma will also be improved, and the general flue-cured tobacco type cigarettes have a similar flue-cured tobacco aroma.

In China, flue-cured cigarettes occupy the mainstream position, and most of the cigarettes on the market are flue-cured cigarettes.

Blended: As you can tell from the name, the composition of tobacco leaves is not as simple as that of flue-cured tobacco type. The blended type is composed of a variety of tobacco leaves, such as flue-cured tobacco, burley tobacco, spice tobacco, Maryland tobacco, etc., and the proportion of each tobacco leaf is also different, and the process is also very complex, and some recipes have been reported to take 1-2 years to complete.

Among the domestic cigarette brands, the more common hybrid cigarettes are the products of the Zhongnanhai brand.

2. Different tastes.

Flue-cured tobacco type: The flue-cured tobacco type cigarette, the taste of different brands of cigarettes at the same price is very similar, if it is not for the addition of some auxiliary spices, there is no great difference in taste, and this no difference is caused by the single raw material.

However, the single raw material can best ensure that the product retains more of the original aroma of tobacco leaves and has a mellow taste. Therefore, many domestic cigarette consumers will generally believe that flue-cured cigarettes are stronger and easier to satisfy when smoking.

Mixed cigarettes: Mixed cigarettes have a variety of flavors, and there will be a variety of flavors due to the combination of various types of tobacco leaves and the addition of various flavors. For example, there will be apple, mint, cream, chocolate and other flavors that are not available in China, and these more unique flavors are more acceptable to young consumers.

3. The tar content is different.

Another major difference between mixed and flue-cured tobacco is the tar content, usually the tar content of mixed cigarettes is higher than that of flue-cured cigarettes, which is also related to the different raw materials used. In recent years, Chinese cigarettes have carried out a series of technical research on coke reduction and harm reduction, which has gradually reduced the tar content of flue-cured cigarettes in China, and some flue-cured cigarettes have reached the same amount of tar as mixed cigarettes, and the taste is more mellow.

The difference between flue-cured tobacco type and blended cigarette is:1. Formula: The flue-cured tobacco formula contains a large amount of tobacco, which can extend the shelf life of tobacco and increase the aroma of tobacco after roasting.

Mixed cigarettes are composed of different types of tobacco such as flue-cured tobacco, spiced tobacco, Maryland tobacco, etc., and the proportions vary.

3. Taste: The taste of flue-cured cigarettes is better, because more spices are added to the mixed cigarettes, plus different tobacco, the taste will change greatly, and the taste of each brand will be very different.

4. Tar composition: The tar content of flue-cured cigarette cigarettes gradually decreases, and some of its products are the same as those of mixed cigarettes, and the tar content of mixed cigarettes is relatively low, which belongs to low coke.

The differences are as follows: the mixed type refers to the way the tobacco is blended; Flue-cured tobacco type refers to the way tobacco leaves are processed.

The advantages and disadvantages of the two: each has its own merits.

Mixed cigarettes have a mild flavor and aroma and low tar content;

The composition of flue-cured cigarettes is harmonious and stable, and the taste is rich.

Suitable for: Mixed cigarettes are suitable for people who have high requirements for aroma and like low tar content;

The flue-cured tobacco type is suitable for people who are particular about it and like the rich taste of smoke and good taste.

1.Mixed cigarettes:

It refers to the mixing of several different types of tobacco leaves in a certain proportion, generally with flue-cured tobacco (virginia), spice tobacco (turkish), burley tobacco (burley), Maryland tobacco (Maryland) mixed together.

2.Flue-cured tobacco type:

It is the tobacco leaves that have been roasted and processed. It can not only extend the shelf life, but also improve the flavor of smoke, and reduce the tar content. Flue-cured cigarettes originated in the United Kingdom, also known as British cigarettes, and "Sanwu" is a typical flue-cured tobacco.

The difference between mixed cigarettes and flue-cured tobacco is the recipe, origin, flavor, etc.

Different types of cigarettes are formed when several tobacco leaves are blended according to different proportions. Usually, all or most of the flue-cured tobacco leaves are used in flue-cured cigarette recipes. After the tobacco leaves are roasted, the shelf life is extended and the aroma is improved.

General flue-cured cigarettes have a similar flavor of flue-cured tobacco. In our country, flue-cured cigarettes are still the mainstream, and most of the cigarettes on the market are flue-cured tobacco.

Blended cigarettes, on the other hand, are made up of flue-cured, spiced, burley and Maryland tobacco in varying proportions, and this is a complex process that is said to take up to two years to complete a recipe. Among the domestic brands, the most common mixed cigarette is the Zhongnanhai brand.

Other differences

Flue-cured cigarettes originated in the United Kingdom and were first represented by 555. However, after the 70s, in order to adapt to the trend of international mixed cigarettes, 555 added some air-dried tobacco to its formula, and the style of 555 also changed, but it was still dominated by the style of flue-cured cigarettes.

Mixed cigarettes were created in the United States, and in 1913, the Reynolds Tobacco Company created Camel brand cigarettes with flue-cured tobacco, Turkish tobacco, and burley tobacco, which was the earliest mixed cigarette. Common mixed cigarette brands also include Marlboro, Jianpai, Yunston, etc. Cigarettes can have more changes in taste due to the fact that they are added with more flavors and are paired with various types of tobacco.

And flue-cured cigarette cigarettes are more "energetic".

The difference between flue-cured tobacco and blended cigarettes is that they have different recipes, different flavors, and different origins from different countries.

1. The formula is different.

Flue-cured tobacco cigarettes have a roasting process, generally tobacco farmers will carry out preliminary roasting and drying after harvesting tobacco leaves, and then the tobacco factory will re-roast and store the tobacco leaves for a long period of time, so that the tobacco leaves are mellowed, and then processed. Because it has to go through processes such as drying and roasting, under normal circumstances, the shelf life of flue-cured cigarettes is relatively long. Mixed cigarettes, on the other hand, are composed of a variety of tobacco leaves and tobacco by-products, such as flue-cured tobacco, spice tobacco, burley tobacco, air-dried tobacco and Maryland tobacco, and the production process is relatively complex.

2. Different tastes.

Flue-cured tobacco cigarettes because the material ratio is more single, generally speaking, it will maintain more original aroma of tobacco leaves, the taste is more mellow, the smoke temperature is elegant, delicate, long, and the aroma is strong, and most domestic consumers are accustomed to Chinese-style flue-cured tobacco cigarettes. Because of the use of more flavors, tobacco leaves, and tobacco types, mixed cigarettes have great changes in taste, and there are many cigarette flavors and unique flavors, which are easier for young consumers to accept.

3. Originating from different countries.

Flue-cured cigarettes originated in the United Kingdom, also known as English cigarettes, and were first represented by "555". Mixed originated in the United States, also known as American cigarettes, Turkish cigarettes, burley tobacco created the Camel brand cigarettes, which is the earliest mixed cigarettes.

The expiration date of cigarettes

Generally speaking, the shelf life of cigarettes is about two years, and the shelf life of cigarettes varies depending on the storage environment. The shelf life of cigarettes of more than two years is limited to the whole unopened cigarette. When you buy cigarettes, you can ask to see the production date, and if it is too long, you should be cautious about buying cigarettes, because cigarettes will also expire.

The shelf life of the sedan car varies greatly from place to place, and the shelf life should be determined according to local climate change and the environment in which the cigarettes are stored.

In a cool, ventilated, dry environment, unopened cigarettes can be stored for one to two years, some old smokers like to collect old fire, will wrap the cigarettes in plastic wrap and put them in the refrigerator, and even buy a professional tobacco protection box, in this environment, cigarettes will not expire for five to ten years.