Cloves Cigarettes Types

1.  Clove cigarettes blend tobacco with clove leaves. Otherwise known as kreteks, clove cigarettes are mostly manufactured in Indonesia and exported around the world. Often marketed as an alternative to tobacco cigarettes, kreteks are shown to be addictive, and offer a threat to respiratory health. Varieties of cloves include those similar to tobacco cigarettes, flavored, and premium distinctions

      Those Like Tobacco Cigarettes
   2.  Like tobacco cigarettes, cloves are available in a regular, light, and menthol classes. These distinctions describe the strength of the cigarette and whether they have the mint taste of menthol. Since kreteks are part of Indonesian culture, their consumption tends to be higher there. Also, there is a distinction between brands sold in Indonesia and those exported.
      Flavored
   3.    Technically, a menthol cigarette is a flavored cigarette. However, it is also a distinction common to tobacco products. Kreteks are also available in flavored varieties such as cherry, spice, vanilla, and others.
      Filtered Cigars
   4.     The chief distinction between a cigar and a cigarette resides in the wrapper, not the contents. Cigars use tobacco leaf wrappers while cigarettes use paper. The use of the clove-tobacco mixture in cigars is not particularly new, as of 2010, especially in a country like Indonesia. However, with the recent ban on clove cigarettes becoming federal law, kretek manufacturers are beginning to look to filtered cigars as a possible loop hole to exploit.