Ducados Rolling tobacco

Ducados is an iconic Spanish tobacco brand, first introduced in 1963 by the former state monopoly Tabacalera. Originally famous for its 'Ducados Negro' (dark tobacco) variety, it became a cultural symbol in Spain, recognized for its strong, robust flavor and distinctive white filter tips.

Following the 1999 merger between Tabacalera and the French company SEITA, the brand became part of Altadis. In 2008, Altadis was acquired by the British multinational Imperial Brands (formerly Imperial Tobacco). Today, while the brand maintains its deep Spanish roots and historical identity, its production is distributed across the global manufacturing network of Imperial Brands, with specific fine-cut rolling tobacco products often produced in facilities across Europe to serve international markets.