I have been smoking about 4 years now and have been smoking roll ups for about 3 of those four years. If you dont know the main products on the UK tobacco market are cutters choice, golden virginia, drum and pall mall. I genrally smoke drum all the time but sometimes switch between the other main competitors just for a short break but i can safely say that drum tobacco is the best on the UK market (i mean drum blue here not drum gold). It also has the best pouch as you can stick you rozla onto a sticky patch on the inside no you can always keepp them together. It also has velcro rather than a little bit of tape to keep it shut so tobacco cant clog up the tape ...  Read the complete review

Been a couple of days since I wrote a review and thought i'd give you all the lowdown on a tobacco that I tried not too long ago. Like all of my reviews that I have published or am yet to publish, I am going to state that smoking is bad for you. Always has been, always will, anyone that tells you any different is lying to you, or doesn't know the facts themselves. So, on to the good stuff. As I said in my Amber Leaf review, i'm not a hand-rolled cigarette smoker, but I have been at one point, so perhaps this review will be beneficial to those just starting to make their own. I actually find that drum is one of the best rolling tobaccos that I have tried. It's ...  Read the complete review

Ahhh the recession. It forces humankind to do the strangest things. Swapping Topshop for Primark; substituting restaurants for fajita kits; deciding that saving up for a rainy day is no longer enough - we must now save up for redundancy. And, of course, we start to wonder whether £6.70 for a pack of Lucky Strikes (as effortlessly cool as they make us look) is really a wise investment... ~ ~ ~ A few months ago, I was a smoker of the factory-rolled, ready-packaged, tobacco. I used to think that 'rollies' were for the poverty-stricken only. The stereotype wasn't helped by an ex-boss of mine who smoked Gold Leaf without filters, had dirty ...  Read the complete review

Originally i was smoking cigarettes but after a weeks holiday and smoking 40 a day i came back and felt unfit and filthy, even thinking about taking drag of a normal lambert and butler makes me wretch to this day so i quit. However starting college many of my friends were smoking weed and i was peer pressured in one day and i bought my own tobacco and papers and i must admit i got into socially smoking again but with drum. I find it strange that people criticize rolling tobacco, it is cheaper but it doesn't lack quality and is a nice smoke if you give it a try. One of the big advantages in my opinion it actually tastes like tobacco unlike the ...  Read the complete review

Drum.... well... Usually I smoke Golden Virginia or Cutters Choice, but one day, when I was low on funds, I went and bought a 12.5g pouch of Drum... First off theres the flavour, in my opnion it has a much better flavour than cutters choice but not as good as golden virginia, it tastes slightly perfumed to me, but still holds the faithfull taste of large cut tobacco. Which brings me onto my next point, the fact that it is large cut may cause some problems for the less skilled roller, especially if using sheer papers like Rizzla blue. Drum is also very cheap, so far it's the cheapest tobacco I've come across, usually between ...  Read the complete review