Pueblo tobacco Blue

PUEBLO is a traditional blend of American Virginia tobaccos, which are also grown under natural conditions by Indians.

Like all tobacco, this high quality blend contains nicotine. However, no additives have been added to this tobacco. Since no humectants or preservatives are used, this fine-cut tobacco can only be produced with a maximum of 15% moisture. This tobacco is therefore not too dry, but was produced under conditions that were as natural as possible.

The word "PUEBLO" is a collective name for the PUEBLO Indians living in Arizona and New Mexico. Their dwellings consist of houses with up to five floors built from rock. The upper floors are reached via ladders that are set up on the inner side of the courtyard. A tribe of blood relatives lives in each of these so-called pueblos. The Pueblo Indians are farmers who grow beans, pumpkins, cotton and tobacco.