UK's No.1 Cigarette (Lambert & Butler Filter King Cigarettes)

Member Name: mcicp19

Product:	Lambert & Butler Filter King Cigarettes
Date:	19/08/08 (312 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Stress relieving

Disadvantages: obvious health risks, expensive in long run

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 smoking lol). Not expensive, not cheap, sort of a middle of the road price which is as fair as possible with the amount of tax we pay (don't get me started). They are not too harsh, but strong enough to get a kick.

Packaged (as I've said) in a silver box, often with a type of hologram effect on, 'Lambert and Butler' is written across the box in white writing on top of a black strip with 2 blue lines through. There is a 'L&B' logo on the top half of the front with 'king size' wrote underneath. The back of the box says 'UK Duty Paid' and 'Premier Edition 10 years as the UK's no.1 brand', while both front and back bear government health warnings. They come in packs of 20 or 10, although can be found packaged up in larger numbers.

They contain (among other things) -

10 mg Tar
0.9mg Nicotine
10 mg Carbon Monoxide

I would give these 5 stars but since the obvious health threats they cause can only give them 4.

Summary: UK's No.1 Cigarette