Vogue La Cigarette Bleue Originale

Vogue is an upmarket brand of cigarettes known for its slim and 'superslim' design, historically marketed with an emphasis on elegance and high fashion. The brand traces its ancestry back to 1955 when it was introduced in the United States by Stephano Brothers Ltd. and was later owned by the U.S. Tobacco Company.

In 1999, following global industry consolidation, the brand became part of the British American Tobacco (BAT) portfolio after the merger between BAT and Rothmans International. Today, Vogue is a global brand sold in over 50 countries.

Because BAT operates a vast network of 67 manufacturing facilities worldwide, production for specific European markets (like the Czech Republic, indicated by the Czech language health warning in the image) is typically consolidated in large regional hubs. Major manufacturing centers for BAT products sold in Europe include facilities in Poland and Romania, though specific batch origins can vary. The brand remains under the ultimate ownership of British American Tobacco p.l.c., which is headquartered in the United Kingdom.