Segarell

Segarell is a brand of cigarettes produced by the British American Tobacco (BAT) group. It was first introduced in 1968 as a premium cigarette brand, targeting the upper-middle class market. Segarell cigarettes are known for their distinctive packaging, which features a red and white design with the brand name in a bold, sans-serif font. The packaging also includes a stylized image of a woman, which has been a consistent feature since the brand's inception.

Segarell cigarettes are available in various formats, including standard filter tips, menthol, and low tar. The brand offers a range of flavors, including original, menthol, and a variety of fruit and mint blends. Segarell is also known for its commitment to innovation, having introduced the first filter tip cigarette in 1968.

The brand has a strong presence in the United Kingdom, where it is one of the most popular cigarette brands. Segarell cigarettes are also available in other countries, including the United States, Canada, and Australia. The brand has been a part of the British American Tobacco group since 1999, when BAT acquired the Segarell brand from the British American Tobacco Company.

Segarell cigarettes are subject to the same regulations and restrictions as other tobacco products in the countries where they are sold. The brand has been the subject of various marketing campaigns and advertising controversies over the years, reflecting the broader debate surrounding the tobacco industry and public health. Despite these controversies, Segarell remains a popular brand among cigarette smokers.