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1. A classic cigarette dating to 1899. The original unfiltered Pall Mall in the red soft-pack was the number one selling brand in the US through the mid 60s because of its distinctive smooth flavor, and high quality tobacco, and is still available today (now produced by RJ Reynolds tobacco company). Pall Mall was an innovative brand at the time that set the standard for the length of cigarettes ued today by introducing 85mm “King Size” and 100mm “100s” (also known as “longs”). The brand fell into decline by remaining unfiltered even when filter cigarettes started to dominate the market starting in the late 60s and 70s. 2. A discount filter cigarette produced today by RJ Reynolds Tobacco Company (Originally Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corporation before the merger of the two companies). Launched in 2001 by Brown and Williamson Tobacco Corporation to revitalize the Pall Mall name and bring it to modern standards of filter cigarettes.
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