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Tobacco and Cigeratte Brands

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  • 01-05-2011 3:14pm
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    coinbags
    Registered Users Posts: 9 ✭


    Could someone give me a list of tobacco brands sold in shops and also a list of cigeratte brands in Ireland, mainly tobacco I'm asking about and the not so popular cigeratte brands!


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    petebricquette
    Registered Users Posts: 489 ✭✭petebricquette


    coinbags wrote: »
    Could someone give me a list of tobacco brands sold in shops and also a list of cigeratte brands in Ireland, mainly tobacco I'm asking about and the not so popular cigeratte brands!

    Well, it's a fairly broad question there Coinbags! I'll list a few anyway.

    Widely-available tobacco: Golden Virginia, Samson, Drum, Amber Leaf, Cutter's Choice...


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    dubtom
    Registered Users Posts: 3,084 ✭✭✭dubtom


    In the JP range I suppose red and silver wouldn't be so popular,Regal,major,all the silkcut variants,and Malboro variants. Some I'm not sure if there still out there,Albany,Richmond, Carrolls, More, Players non tipped,sweet afton, Grand parade,me Granny smoked them, Rothmans,Pallmall.That's all I can think of.


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    Pablo Sanchez
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    Consulate, B+H brands, Winfield,


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    illuminated
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    Does anyone know if you can but camel blue or or even marlbro silver, tried them abroad and they where okay, but can I by them over here.


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    Oh me head
    Registered Users Posts: 3 ✭Oh me head


    A friend of mine used to be on the Camel Blue, more then sure they were Irish bought


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    SEPT 23 1989
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    Embassy Red and Blue


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    icetronix
    Registered Users Posts: 34 ✭icetronix


    tolaneil wrote: »
    Does anyone know if you can but camel blue or or even marlbro silver, tried them abroad and they where okay, but can I by them over here.

    Camel blue are for sure here, my dad smokes them and from time to time i do as well. They are a little confusing tho as "blue" replaced "light" and the package has both "blue" and "100s" on it. Although they are NOT a 100s cigarette.


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    illuminated
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    which would be lightest of the following btw im abroad in switzerland where their is no Display ban and no Advertising ban and their is a big Marlboro ad on the local shop door.Anyway which would be the lightest,marlboro red,marlboro Gold,pairisenne original,chesterfield or chesterfield roll your own


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    galway_dude24
    Registered Users Posts: 13 ✭galway_dude24


    tolaneil wrote: »
    which would be lightest of the following btw im abroad in switzerland where their is no Display ban and no Advertising ban and their is a big Marlboro ad on the local shop door.Anyway which would be the lightest,marlboro red,marlboro Gold,pairisenne original,chesterfield or chesterfield roll your own

    Marlboro gold


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    snollup
    Registered Users Posts: 1,464 ✭✭✭snollup


    tolaneil wrote: »
    which would be lightest of the following btw im abroad in switzerland where their is no Display ban and no Advertising ban and their is a big Marlboro ad on the local shop door.Anyway which would be the lightest,marlboro red,marlboro Gold,pairisenne original,chesterfield or chesterfield roll your own

    There's a big Marlboro factory there too!


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