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* [[Bull Durham KS-20-S - USA]] | * [[Bull Durham KS-20-S - USA]] | ||
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The Bull Durham brand, though, grew out of an incident in Durham, North Carolina that occurred at the close of the war. Soldiers from both sides raided a farmer's tobacco crop as they waited for a surrender to be completed. After returning home, these same soldiers wrote back asking for more of this tobacco. The farmer, Mr. John Green, happily obliged; the tobacco was named Bull Durham in 1868 and later became the largest selling tobacco brand in the world. | The Bull Durham brand, though, grew out of an incident in Durham, North Carolina that occurred at the close of the war. Soldiers from both sides raided a farmer's tobacco crop as they waited for a surrender to be completed. After returning home, these same soldiers wrote back asking for more of this tobacco. The farmer, Mr. John Green, happily obliged; the tobacco was named Bull Durham in 1868 and later became the largest selling tobacco brand in the world. | ||
Revision as of 19:15, 19 February 2007
Brand Bull Durham
- Bull Durham (Rich Flavor Since 1871) KS-20-H - USA
- Bull Durham (Rich in History and Flavor) (Filters) KS-20-H - USA
- Bull Durham (Rich in History and Flavor) (Lights) KS-20-H (brown name) - USA
- Bull Durham (Rich in History and Flavor) (Lights) KS-20-H (white name) - USA
- Bull Durham KS-20-S - USA
- Bull Durham Since 1871
- Bull Durham Since 1871 Lights
The Bull Durham brand, though, grew out of an incident in Durham, North Carolina that occurred at the close of the war. Soldiers from both sides raided a farmer's tobacco crop as they waited for a surrender to be completed. After returning home, these same soldiers wrote back asking for more of this tobacco. The farmer, Mr. John Green, happily obliged; the tobacco was named Bull Durham in 1868 and later became the largest selling tobacco brand in the world. After the Civil War, there was an increased demand for not only Bull Durham tobacco but for tobacco products in general.
