Backwoods
Backwoods cigars were first introduced to the market in 1973. Made from all-natural tobacco, these cigarillos (also known as little cigars) were designed to have a rustic, outdoorsy appeal. A great choice for relaxing around the campfire or mowing the lawn, Backwoods cigars gained popularity from their many different flavor varieties. Here at Thompson Cigar , we carry a wide variety of Backwoods cigars including some of the most popular Backwoods flavors like Original, Sweet Aromatic, Russian Cream, Honey, Honey Bourbon, Dark Stout, and more. Available in packs of 40, 80, and 120, you can get premium Backwoods cigars for less than one dollar per stick! With new deals popping up all the time, it's easy to keep your humidor stocked with your favorites while keeping your wallet happy. Save even more when you subscribe to our Convenience Club!
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Backwoods FAQs
What are Backwoods?
Backwoods are are rustic, flavored, affordable, easy to find, and instantly recognizable cigarillos. They have a rough natural-leaf appearance and come in many flavors. They’re typically mild to medium in body, and sweetness usually plays a strong role in the flavor. They’re popular cigarillos, and they have a strong following - almost a cult-like status - with some Backwoods enthusiasts.
Do you inhale Backwoods?
No, you aren’t meant to inhale Backwoods. Instead, you puff on them - just taking the smoke into your mouth to enjoy the flavor and letting it back out. You aren’t meant to inhale the smoke from Backwoods into your lungs.
Do Backwoods have nicotine?
Yes, Backwoods contain nicotine. They’re made of real tobacco, and tobacco contains nicotine. Because Backwoods are not meant to be inhaled, the nicotine in them is absorbed through the mouth rather than through the lungs.
What are Backwoods made of?
Backwoods are made of tobacco and flavorings. They’re made up of short-filler tobacco wrapped in shaggy tobacco leaf. They also contain flavoring to give them their signature flavors - from Honey Bourbon to Guatemala Satin.
Can Backwoods mold?
Yes, Backwoods can mold if stored in warm, damp conditions. When tobacco is stored at too high a humidity, mold can form. Backwoods are made of tobacco, so they can grow mold the same way any other tobacco can. Avoid storing your Backwoods in warm, damp conditions, and aim to keep the humidity below 72 percent. You’ll know your Backwoods has developed mold if you see fuzzy spots on it. If your Backwoods is moldy, we do not suggest smoking it.

