What is another word for Turkish Tobacco?
Pronunciation: [tˈɜːkɪʃ təbˈakə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
Turkish tobacco is a prominent tobacco variant well-known for its unique and flavorful aroma. Also referred to as Oriental tobacco, it is grown mainly in the eastern regions of the Mediterranean, particularly Turkey, Syria, and Lebanon. This tobacco type has a higher sugar level than other tobacco variants, creating a mild and sweet smoke that is well-suited for rolling. Other synonym for Turkish tobacco includes Smyrna tobacco, Basma tobacco, Izmir tobacco, and Latakia tobacco. Smyrna tobacco is a type of Turkish tobacco produced in the city of Smyrna, known for its sweetness and mildness. Basma tobacco is another kind, cultivated in central Turkey, characterized by a light and delicate flavor. Latakia tobacco is a Syrian tobacco, smoked over open fires to acquire its unique and strong smoky flavor.
