Dunhill (cigarette) - Brands of Dunhill Cigarettes

Brands of Dunhill Cigarettes

  • Dunhill Filter (Tar 10 mg, Nicotine 0.7 mg)
  • Dunhill Filter "Journey of Taste", 100 year blends #15 'Art Nouveau', #33 'Art Deco' & #85 (Tar 10 mg, Nicotine 0.7 mg)
  • Dunhill Filter Malta (Tar 7 mg, Nicotine 0.7 mg, Carbon Monoxide 7 mg)
  • Dunhill Filter replacement packaged Blue, Malta (Tar 7 mg, Nicotine 0.6 mg, Carbon Monoxide 8 mg
  • Dunhill Fine Cut Tobacco cut 46 times per inch, Australia packaged White, Blue and Black. In Romania there is also a Red and a Burgundy version, and in Hungary a Silver version.
  • Dunhill United Kingdom - King Size (Tar 10 mg, Nicotine 0.9 mg)
  • Dunhill Canada - King Size (Tar 15 mg, Nicotine 1.4 mg)
  • Dunhill Special Reserve Canada - King Size (Tar 12 mg, Nicotine 1.3 mg)
  • Dunhill Portugal - King Size (Tar 10 mg, Nicotine 0.8 mg, Carbon Monoxide 10 mg)
  • Dunhill Malaysia (No More Than 20 mg Tar, 1.5 mg Nicotine)
  • Dunhill Lights (Tar 4 mg, Nicotine 0.4 mg)
  • Dunhill Lights Korea (6 mg Tar, 0.6 mg Nicotine)
  • Dunhill Lights South Africa (9 mg Tar, 0.8 mg Nicotine)
  • Dunhill Ultra (Tar 3 mg, Nicotine 0.3 mg)
  • Dunhill Infinite (Tar 1 mg, Nicotine 0.1 mg)
  • Dunhill Infinite South Africa (2 mg Tar, 0.2 mg Nicotine)
  • Dunhill Essence (A new line of 'slim' cigarettes using 100% tobacco lamina)
  • Dunhill Top Leaf (Produced with only the top leaves of the tobacco plant)
  • Dunhill Menthol (a mentholated cigarette)
  • Dunhill 1 mg Korea (Tar 1.0 mg, Nicotine 0.10 mg)
  • Dunhill Blonde Blend nanocut Brazil (7 mg Tar, 0.7 mg Nicotine)
  • Dunhill SWITCH (Middle East Region, South Korea, Malaysia, Indonesia, Hungary, South Africa, South America Region, New Zealand) A bead in the filter, when broken, turns the cigarette into a menthol. Available in Full Flavor (Black) and Lights (Silver) (7 mg Tar, 0.6 mg Nicotine)
  • Dunhill Fine Cut Mild Indonesia (Fine Cut Mild Kretek, 13 mg Tar, 1.0 mg Nicotine)

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