Tobacco product
AssigneeBlunt Wrap U.S.A., Inc.
InventorDaniel S. Sinclair, Jr.
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Abstract
A tobacco product is formed by rolling moistened tobacco leaves about a cylindrical form casing and allowing the leaves to dry to form a shell. After the form casing is removed a consumer can fill the shell with crushed tobacco leaves of a favorite blend, thereby eliminating some steps in the making of a “roll-your-own” tobacco product.
Claims23
A product including a cigar tube for holding an end user's tobacco fill material, comprising:
- a) a cigar tube which comprises a sheet of material of tobacco leaves or homogenized tobacco paper, the sheet material being rolled into a shaped tube that has a longitudinal bore, a slit for adding tobacco material to the bore, and edges that can be moved apart so that tobacco fill material can be added to the bore via the slit;
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- b) a wrapper, wherein the cigar tube is packaged in the wrapper, and the cigar tube remains rolled in said tube shape inside the wrapper, and the packaged cigar tube is not filled with tobacco to form a complete cigar.
A product including a cigar tube for holding an end user's tobacco fill material, comprising:
- a) a cigar tube which comprises a sheet of material of tobacco leaves or homogenized tobacco paper, the sheet material being rolled into a shaped tube that has a longitudinal bore, a slit for adding tobacco material to the bore, and edges that can be moved apart so that tobacco fill material can be added to the bore via the slit;
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- b) a wrapper, wherein the cigar tube is packaged in the wrapper, and the cigar tube remains rolled in said tube shape inside the wrapper after packaging.
A product including a cigar tube for holding an end user's tobacco fill material, comprising:
- a) a cigar tube which comprises a sheet of material of tobacco leaves or homogenized tobacco paper, the sheet material being rolled into a shaped tube that has a longitudinal bore, a slit for adding tobacco material to the bore, and edges that can be moved apart so that tobacco fill material can be added to the bore via the slit;
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- b) a wrapper, wherein the cigar tube is packaged in the wrapper, the wrapper has a clear portion for enabling a consumer to see the cigar tube, and the cigar tube remains rolled in said tube shape inside the wrapper.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.