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STG UK releases limited-edition Henri Wintermans Half Corona

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Scandinavian Tobacco Group has unveiled this year’s limited-edition pack for Henri Wintermans Half Corona brand. The new limited edition ‘Gentleman’ pack aims to add a personal touch to the brand and celebrate its long heritage and continuing success. Designed in a timeless pin stripe suit…

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