Lambert & Butler Filter King Cigarettes

I started smoking when i was 13 and my first brand was Regal which it has to be said were a great cigarette. Good on taste - full flavour and a good hit of nicotine. I stuck with them with occasional switches to L&B, Marlboro reds, Camel, B&H and a load of others. WHY DO I SMOKE L&B Silver king size NOW?? Well to be honest for me L&B used to be crap - when i first smoked them they were harsh and had a weird taste. But since it has become more popular I am sure that Imperial have reblended the tobacco. The result is a great smoke - amazin taste far beating Regal (which i think has also been reblended and now tastes nothin like it used to). The ...

Lambert & Butler cigarettes are very popular in my home town, infact nearly every smoker in my circle of friends buys them and me too! My first experience of a 'Lambert' king size came at the age of 14 or 15. Not an advisable thing to ever start smoking and I regret it to this day as it has become a very expensive addiction these day's. A twenty pack of these particular cigarettes can often come to a much as £5.50 in some outlets, and ten can cost around £2.60. Not to mention the habit's obvious health risks, on the Lambert box (and the rest of them) you are constantly reminded of the serious risks to your health in the form of huge white banners, on the ...

I've smoked Lambert and Butler silver cigarette's for about 10 years now, from back in the day at school, trading cigarette's or 'tabs' for 20p each with each other until you'd sold 7 which meant you had enough for another box of 10 while still having 3 for yourself, then off to the shop again to re-start the process. That was a long long time ago now but still fresh in my memory. Since then alot has changed. I left school years ago, Labour are in power, 'tabs' cost over £5 a box, but my stress relieving silver box of L&B is still the same (yeah well maybe it's slightly repackaged, and the stress relieving part is just when the cravings stop when your ...