Black & Mild

Black & Mild is a machine-made, pipe tobacco cigar. John Middleton Co., a tobacco company located in Limerick, Pennsylvania, produces them. As of November 2007, Altria, the parent company of Philip Morris purchased John Middleton, Inc.[1]

A plastic tipped Black & Mild in an ashtray, with package in background

Black & Milds have a wrapper made of homogenized pipe tobacco, and are sold with a plastic- or wood tip, untipped, in a shorter version called Shorts—which are about half of the size of regular Black & Milds—and also in filtered little cigar versions.

Black & Milds are sold in numerous different varieties, all of which are listed below.

The company recently coined the slogan, "Tastes great! Smells great!" due to the sweet smell that the smoke produces.

Varieties

Black & Mild cigars are available in singles, 5-packs, or in boxes of 25, unless noted. The cigars are sold in the following varieties:

  • Black & Mild (original)
  • Apple
  • Blues
  • Casino
  • Cream
  • Cruise
  • Rhythm
  • Cherry (Middleton's)
  • Cherry Vanilla (Prince Albert)
  • Filtered Tips (Black & Mild FT)
  • Jazz
  • Mild (Select)
  • Natural Wrap Wood Tip (available in select markets)
  • Royale
  • Soft Vanilla (Prince Albert)
  • Sweets (Launched nationally in May 2017)
  • Wine
  • Wood Tip (Original)
  • Wood Tip Jazz
  • Wood Tip Royale
  • Wood Tip Casino
  • Wood Tip Wine
  • Gold and Mild

Cigarillos

Black & Mild cigarillos are available in singles, 2-packs, 3-packs, and 5-packs. Black & Mild cigarillos are untipped, unlike the other Black & Mild cigars. Flavors are:

  • Classic
  • Jazz
  • Sweets
  • Wine
  • Casino

Discontinued varieties
  • Fast Break: a shorter version of the original Black & Mild; available in packs of 6, 10, and boxes of 25; also available in Apple and Mild flavors. Shorts replaced Fast Break.
  • Blues (recirculating in 2019)
  • Dark Blend
  • Summer Blend

Rapper Ugly God released a 2017 song called "Stop Smoking Black & Milds".

References
  1. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2009-02-12. Retrieved 2008-06-19.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
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