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Product Highlights Delicate tobacco flavor with Hopes characteristic honey type aroma Minimal harshness and smoother draw thanks to reduced tar Compact Short form, ideal for brief, elegant smokes Subtle package design: monotone / lighter color cues for the super light variant Why Smokers Choose Hope Super Lights Short To enjoy the Hope brand identity and aroma but at a gentler strength For more frequent, lighter consumption without strong impact When a lighter smoke is preferred for social or health sensitive contexts For lovers of short cigarettes who want lighter options Additional Information Size: Short Size Flavor: honey type aroma Tar: 6 mg Nicotine: 0.5 mg Length: 70 mm Country: Japan Produced by: JT Japan Tobacco

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