Donskoy Tabak Cigarettes
Donskoy Tabak is a cigarette brand owned by Japan Tobacco International, which acquired the manufacturer of the same name in 2018. This store lists the brand in king size only, through two lines: Dark, identified by the Red code, and Bright, identified by the Silver code. Both are supplied in cartons of 10 packs of 20 cigarettes, 200 in total. All products on this page are supplied to age-verified adults aged 21 and over.
Who Makes and Owns Donskoy Tabak
Donskoy Tabak cigarettes are produced by the tobacco company of the same name. Japan Tobacco International (JTI) announced the acquisition of that company on 16 March 2018 and completed it on 31 July 2018. JTI, formed in 1999, is the international tobacco division of Japan Tobacco Inc., a manufacturer listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, with international headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland. At the time of the acquisition the company’s portfolio included the Kiss and Play brands alongside the namesake line, and JTI’s global brands include Winston, Camel, LD, Mevius and Sobranie.
Donskoy Tabak Cartons Stocked
The store’s Donskoy Tabak selection sits within the wider cigarettes range: two king size lines, each supplied in cartons of 10 packs of 20. Current pricing is shown on each product page.
| Variant | Type | Taste | Size | Per pack | Per carton | SKU |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Donskoy Tabak Dark | Cigarette | Red | King Size | 20 | 10 packs / 200 | CIGS8637 |
| Donskoy Tabak Bright | Cigarette | Silver | King Size | 20 | 10 packs / 200 | CIGS8853 |
Which Donskoy Tabak Edition Arrives
The market version dispatched is EU duty-paid. The statutory warning is printed on the pack in Polish or English, depending on the batch, and each pack carries an EU-format combined health warning together with a tax stamp from an EU member state. The stamp and the printed warning language identify the edition on arrival. Cartons are supplied in manufacturer-sealed outers and are not repacked or split.
Ordering Donskoy Tabak Cartons
Orders are handled within 1 to 2 business days and dispatch from Katowice, Poland; standard transit is 14 to 32 days and express transit 7 to 25 days. All orders are supplied to age-verified adults aged 21 and over. Any customs duty, import VAT, excise or handling charge levied in the destination country is the buyer’s responsibility and is not included in the order total. Unopened product in intact original packaging can be returned within 45 days of dispatch confirmation, as set out in the refund and returns policy; payment and shipping terms are set out in the payment and shipping policies.
Orders are fulfilled by KING SMOKE sp. z o.o., Staromiejska Street 6/10D, Floor 7, 40-013 Katowice, Silesian, Poland, NIP 9542784480, REGON 36875533100000, KRS 0000703707.
Donskoy Tabak Questions, Answered
Donskoy Tabak cigarettes are produced by the tobacco company of the same name, which the JT Group acquired on 31 July 2018. The company has operated within Japan Tobacco International since the acquisition, and the brand is supplied to this store as EU duty-paid stock.
Donskoy Tabak is owned by Japan Tobacco International, the international tobacco division of Japan Tobacco Inc. Japan Tobacco Inc. is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and JTI has its international headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland.
Two king size lines are listed: Donskoy Tabak Dark, identified by the Red code, and Donskoy Tabak Bright, identified by the Silver code. Each line is supplied in cartons of 10 packs of 20 cigarettes.
A Donskoy Tabak carton contains 10 packs of 20 cigarettes, 200 in total. Both the Dark and the Bright lines are supplied in this composition, and cartons arrive in manufacturer-sealed outers that are not repacked or split.
The recorded difference is the identifier code: Dark carries the Red code and Bright carries the Silver code in this store’s catalogue. Both are king size cigarettes packed 20 to a pack and 10 packs to a carton.
JTI’s global brands include Winston, Camel, LD, Mevius and Sobranie. When the company behind Donskoy Tabak was acquired in 2018, its own portfolio included the Kiss and Play brands alongside the namesake line.
The store dispatches EU duty-paid cartons. The statutory warning on the pack is printed in Polish or English, depending on the batch, and each pack carries an EU-format combined health warning and a tax stamp from an EU member state; the stamp and the printed language identify the exact edition on arrival.
Related brands available in this store include Astra and Wind.