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Korean Cigarette Pack Label Glossary

This glossary routes searches for Korean cigarette package wording to exact canonical pages. It explains how the site uses the visible words without inventing ingredients, translations or features that the photographed pack does not establish.

Korean cigarette package label and exact-name reference
Treat every word as part of one complete product name; similar words do not automatically describe the same product.

Reading order

Six fields to keep together on a Korean catalog record

Brand

Start with ESSE, Africa, Raison, PEEL or the exact represented master brand.

Line and variant

Keep every supplied word, including Double, AppleMint, French Yogo or Greek Yogurt.

Version label

Preserve KR or New KR wording when it is part of the catalog name.

Printed number

Use 1mg, 4mg, 5mg or another displayed value as an identity field, not a safety ranking.

Pack format

Confirm slim, regular or other visible format evidence only when the exact page supports it.

Original photo

Finish with the photographed front and word placement before choosing the canonical page.

Exact-term lookup

Korean pack words and the pages that preserve them

Korean cigarette pack label terms and exact product pages
Visible or catalog termExact exampleHow to use the term
AppleMint / AppleMangoESSE AppleMint AppleMango 4mgKeep both supplied words and 4mg together.
Double / OrangeESSE Double AppleMint Orange 4mgDouble belongs to this full name; Orange separates it from Wine.
Double / WineESSE Double AppleMint Wine 4mgDo not merge it with the Orange record.
French YogoRaison French Yogo 1mgPreserve the supplied spelling rather than silently rewriting it.
Greek Yogurt / KRPEEL Greek Yogurt KRKeep KR attached to the exact market-version record.
New KR VersionMarlboro Purple Burst New KR Version 5mgUse the full label when comparing it with the JP version.

Search routes

Move from a partial Korean pack search to one exact page

ESSE is known

Use the ESSE guide to separate Blue, Chocolate, Strawberry, Watermelon and the compound AppleMint names.

Only the photo is available

Use the package checklist and confirm the page image last.

Glossary boundary

Catalog wording, not an ingredient dictionary

This page records words that appear in site names and linked photographs. It does not convert those words into ingredient, capsule-content, taste, manufacturing or authenticity claims.

For search, retain the exact sequence that makes the record unique. “ESSE Double AppleMint Orange 4mg” is a better identification query than “orange Korean pack” because it includes the master brand, compound line name, differentiating word and printed value. The glossary normalizes the route to an existing page; it does not rewrite unusual supplied wording, create a new synonym page or turn a partial memory into a factual description of what the product contains.

Reference questions

Korean Cigarette Pack Label Glossary FAQ

What is the safest way to read a Korean cigarette pack name?

Read the master brand first, then preserve the complete line or variant words, any KR version wording, the printed mg value, format and exact package photograph.

Does Double mean the same thing on every Korean cigarette page?

No. Double is part of the supplied catalog name on specific records. Keep it with the surrounding words and do not infer identical contents across brands.

Are AppleMint, AppleMango and Orange interchangeable terms?

No. They are distinct words in exact ESSE catalog names. Use the complete phrase shown on the page rather than shortening several variants to one flavour label.

What does KR Version mean in this glossary?

KR Version identifies the catalog version shown on this site. It does not independently prove manufacturing origin, ingredients, authenticity or legal status.

Should a nickname or package colour replace the printed product name?

No. A nickname or colour can help narrow a search, but the final match should use the complete name, printed value and photographed package.