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Backwoods Cigars Flavors Brief History of the Brand Backwoods cigars are machine-made cigars crafted in the Dominican Republic from all-natural tobacco. The brand is owned by an American company called Altadis USA and is based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Although these cigars are machine-made, you will still enjoy the feel of a hand-rolled tobacco product wrapped in a Connecticut Broadleaf wrapper. Backwoods cigars have an inner and outer leaf that bind the Caribbean Basin Tobacco. The inner leaf is produced in the Dominican Republic, whereas the outer leaf is produced in Florida. These leaves are exactly what makes Backwoods cigars so enjoyable – they slowly unravel the natural taste that the cigar provides. People love Backwoods for their versatility, meaning that they are ideal for smoking during the day as well as in the evening. They're perfect when you're on your own or out with your friends. The company has attracted so many consumers in the past 50 years that it became the best-selling natural cigar brand in the US. History of Backwoods Smokes The late 1960s and 1970s were a tough time for tobacco producers because more and more people were becoming aware of the negative effects of using tobacco products. The US government passed several laws to limit the consumption of cigars and cigarettes throughout the country, some of which were the Advertising Act and Cigarette Labeling. The results of those acts are still seen today: the health warnings printed on every pack of cigarettes did not exist before then. In 1970, President Nixon had passed the Public Health Cigarette Smoking Act that banned tobacco advertising on radio and television. Those media were the two major channels through which cigar brands attracted new customers. Only three years after the Act came into force, Backwoods Smokes were introduced to the market, originating from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. The brand struggled initially, so they actively tried to find a way to circumvent the ban on ciga