Chesterfield Tuned Silver XL Cigarettes

Chesterfield Tuned Silver XL Cigarettes are a variant of Chesterfield cigarettes, a brand established in 1873 by the Drummond Tobacco Company in St. Louis, Missouri. The brand was named after Chesterfield County, Virginia, and initially blended Turkish and Virginia tobaccos. Over the years, Chesterfield underwent several ownership changes, including acquisition by the American Tobacco Company in 1898 and production by Liggett & Myers from 1912 to 1999. Currently, Chesterfield cigarettes are manufactured by Philip Morris International, a leading international tobacco company headquartered in Switzerland. The Tuned Silver XL variant is among the product line offered by Chesterfield, catering to diverse consumer preferences. Chesterfield cigarettes have been recognized for their quality and have maintained a presence in the market through various product offerings.