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Accord (american version) produced by Philip Morris. | Accord (american version) produced by Philip Morris. | ||
The nitrate level in the blend of Accord Menthol is not as high, but is probably quite similar to Accord. | The nitrate level in the blend of Accord Menthol is not as high, but is probably quite similar to Accord. | ||
| − | + | The Canadian version of Accord was introduced circa 1981 by Benson & Hedges Canada (later Rothmans, Benson & Hedges); it was available in king size (85 mm) in packets of 20 (flip-top box) and 25 (slide and shell). An ultra-mild cigarette (3 mg. of "tar"), they were discontinued circa 2006. | |
| + | Around that time, RB&H relaunched Dumont cigarettes; however, Imperial Tobacco of Canada sued Rothmans over use of the name. As a result, Dumont cigarettes were renamed Accord. This incarnation is a full-flavoured, value brand, and is available in Full Flavour and Select (formerly Light). | ||
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Dear visitors of the site if you have more information about this brand, please edit this info. | Dear visitors of the site if you have more information about this brand, please edit this info. | ||
Revision as of 02:44, 1 January 2009
Brand Accord
- Accord (american version) (Menthol) S-20-H - USA
- Accord (canadian version) (Ultra Mild Menthol) KS-25-B - Canada
- Accord (canadian version) (Ultra Mild) KS-25-B - Canada
- Accord (canadian version) (Ultra Mild) (photo1) KS-25-B - Canada
- Accord (canadian version) (Ultra Mild) (photo2) KS-25-B - Canada
- Accord (canadian version) (Ultra Mild Menthol) (photo) KS-25-B - Canada
- Accord (Full Flavor) - Canada
- Accord Ultra Mild KS-25-B - Canada
Accord (american version) produced by Philip Morris.
The nitrate level in the blend of Accord Menthol is not as high, but is probably quite similar to Accord.
The Canadian version of Accord was introduced circa 1981 by Benson & Hedges Canada (later Rothmans, Benson & Hedges); it was available in king size (85 mm) in packets of 20 (flip-top box) and 25 (slide and shell). An ultra-mild cigarette (3 mg. of "tar"), they were discontinued circa 2006.
Around that time, RB&H relaunched Dumont cigarettes; however, Imperial Tobacco of Canada sued Rothmans over use of the name. As a result, Dumont cigarettes were renamed Accord. This incarnation is a full-flavoured, value brand, and is available in Full Flavour and Select (formerly Light).
Dear visitors of the site if you have more information about this brand, please edit this info.
Thank you for the assistance.
