Lucky Strike Filter

I occasionally smoke these when I feel like a change or when i'm feeling flashy. The box is almost guaranteed to intrigue any regular smoker, with lots of text to read and contemplate when you?re waiting for the bus or your lift. Also they have a nice simple but colourful and striking logo. You almost feel like you're a show off when you plonk a 20 deck of these down infront of your work colleagues or drinking pals. This isn't always a bad thing thought i suppose. A nice little crowd pleaser assuming you are with other smokers. I agree with the other opinions on this brand. The taste to me is strong but not too heavy and the smoke ...

For the many years I was a student, sneakily puffing away on an illicit cigarette, my many cohorts and I dreamed of the Luckies. These were an extravagance only the richest and the people who lived in London could afford. Since moving to London Lucky's have been my brand of choice when I'm feeling flush. They're toasted doncha know? The Packaging The Lucky Strike packaging never ceases to amaze me. Not only is it iconic in it's red, white and black but they were content with being just a simple 20-pack box. Their boxes are double compartments, with an ingenious trick where you open one side for on information, close, shake (You HAVE to ...

On a Saturday night, Istanbul is a fine, fine city in which to freewheel, to go a little crazy, to eat, drink, and smoke. And the only cigarette to smoke, if it's freewheeling you're after, is Lucky Strike. It's because of Istanbul that I wouldn't smoke any other cigarette. Why? Because in that city, cigarettes are dirt cheap. But they're even cheaper if you buy them from the geezers who line Istiklal Cadessi, the party street in the neighbourhood known as Taksim. They sell them out of suitcases at knock-off prices because they get them cheap from the sailors passing up the Bosphorous. The thing is, that somedays they get a load of Marlboro, ...