Tobacco flavors refer to the various tastes and aromas that can be derived from tobacco leaves. These flavors can range from earthy and nutty to sweet and spicy, depending on the type of tobacco and its processing. Common types of tobacco used for flavoring include Virginia, Burley, and Oriental tobaccos, each contributing unique characteristics to the overall profile. In addition to natural tobacco flavors, many products, such as cigars and e-liquids, incorporate artificial or added flavors. These can include fruit, chocolate, or vanilla, designed to enhance the smoking or vaping experience. The combination of natural and added flavors can appeal to a wide range of preferences among users.