KT&G Introduces 'BOHEM PIPE BRITON', Authentic British-style Pipe Tobacco

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Apr.24.2024

KT&G Introduces 'BOHEM PIPE BRITON', Authentic British-style Pipe Tobacco

KT&G introduces new product "BOHEM PIPE BRITON", featuring authentic British pipe design with unique filter mouthpiece.

According to South Korean media outlet "news1," on April 24th, Korean company KT&G announced the launch of a new product: "BOHEM PIPE BRITON." This product is influenced by authentic British tobacco and is made using the commonly used Latakia tobacco found in British cigarettes.

The product is equipped with a tubular filter tip instead of a traditional cylindrical filter tip, which is sturdy and not easily breakable. The packaging of the product features a "British Racing Green" color scheme and a modern "Cross-Check" pattern design. The tar and nicotine content of "BOHEM PIPE BRITON" are 3.0 milligrams and 0.20 milligrams, respectively.

BOHEM PIPE BRITON" is the second product in the BOHEM PIPE series following "BOHEM PIPE SCOTTY." KT&G Company has launched new BOHEM products such as "Bohem Cigar Master" and "Bohem Cubana Double" since introducing "Bohem Cigars No. 1 and No. 6" in the domestic market in 2007.

Jeong Kong-ho, team leader of KT&G, said: "The 'BOHEM PIPE BRITON' was developed to meet consumer demand for an authentic British-style pipe smoking experience. We will continue to enhance the competitiveness of the brand by developing products that meet the diverse needs of consumers."

References:

[1] KT&G, 신제품 '보헴 파이프 브리튼' 출시

Also Read:

[1] KT&G to Launch New E-cigarette "lilhybrid" Pod "MIIX ORASOME"

[2] KT&G CEO Bang Kyung-Man Demonstrates Leadership with $220,000 Stock Purchase

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