Additive free tobacco

Seanachai

Does anybody know anywhere in Dublin that sells Drum additive free tobacco or any additive free tobacco for that matter?.

awec

Moved from Gentlemen's Club - think you'll get more responses here OP

Muahahaha

I'd imagine that Fox Cigars stock it in their shop on 119 Grafton St- just opposite the front gate of Trinity College. They usually do a fair extensive range of rolling tobaccos, larger than the average shop. Their website is here http://www.jamesfox.ie/

hfallada

Have you gone into a shop that has the price list on the wall to see its available in Ireland. I imagine one of the large centras or spars would stock it if it existed. Rollies only make up 2,5% of all tobacco sales in Ireland so I doubt most shops would have a large variety

Seanachai

It does exist , I've gotten American Spirit and Pueblo up North before but I don't want to be going up just to get tobacco. I don't understand why they don't stock it in the Republic , I think that the additive free brands are even being de-listed in the North too due to some export law Obama has brought in!!. I can order it from the UK but I'd like to just go to a shop and buy it local to be honest. I'll check out the shops but I'm anticipating confused looks and language barrier issues :rolleyes:.

Seanachai

Muahahaha wrote: »

I'd imagine that Fox Cigars stock it in their shop on 119 Grafton St- just opposite the front gate of Trinity College. They usually do a fair extensive range of rolling tobaccos, larger than the average shop. Their website is here http://www.jamesfox.ie/

I tried them before and the other place at the top of Grafton street , they have organic tobaccos but they're not suitable for rolling. The guy in the place at the top of Grafton street gave me a free sample to try and dry out but it didn't work. I might ask my local Spar if they can order it from the list with their supplier for me.

Muahahaha

Seanachai wrote: »

I tried them before and the other place at the top of Grafton street , they have organic tobaccos but they're not suitable for rolling. The guy in the place at the top of Grafton street gave me a free sample to try and dry out but it didn't work. I might ask my local Spar if they can order it from the list with their supplier for me.

Ok I understand. I'm surprised neither of those tobocconists offered to order it for you, especially as they know smokers will be back for more
I'd say if you speak to the manager of a Spar they'll order it for you provided they know you're going to get through the box that they order.

Just out of interest- what exactly is additive free tobacco ? Is the nicotine removed ?

Seanachai

It still has nicotene it just doesn't have the chemicals usually added for burning and moisture etc. I'm not a regular smoker so it's easier on the throat.

Muahahaha

ok right, I gave them up myself 10 weeks ago but still get cravings when having a few pints so I'm looking for some sort of nicotine free e-cig to smoke, I don't think they exist though as even the e-cig companies want their customers to be addicted. Best of luck finding your product in any case=)

carlobroin

I have quit smoking and have American spirit tobacco which is a very nice tobacco and additive free if u would be interested in it? I have a few packs of it...

Zyvis

Dunhill have been 100% additive free for decades now, as standard
Both blue and red are additive free, I like the reds in standard size