First of all, I'd just like to say one thing. Smoking is bad. It's as addictive heroine-flavoured scratch cards and just as expensive, plus it makes you smell like a walking chimney. But after all, life is too short to worry about such things, and I personally love the idea of killing myself with government-taxed goods. Please don't ask why. When I started smoking, probably about a year ago now, I have to admit that I did throw myself in the deep end. The first pack I ever bought was a pack of Marlboro Red's, which any experienced smoker will tell you are the equivalent of smoking asphalt shavings. However, this did have the advantage of training my ...  Read the complete review

I have smoked for six years - since I was fourteen years of age, much too young to drive a car but obviously old enough to give myself a good case of lung cancer. For several years, I smoked Marlboro Reds. They cost me less than three dollars per 20-cigarette pack back in those days - a very reasonable price for such a great product! Philip Morris has done a great job, in that he has created a premium cigarette that is not too harsh (like Camels), but not wimpy like Virginia Slims. It is a shorter-lengthed cigarette than the 100s, with a normal-sized brown filter and the "Marlboro" logo stamped on the end of the white paper. The ...  Read the complete review

I started smoking about a year and a half ago, and much to my dismay have taken the habit to a great liking. I have always thried to think of myself as a great appreciator of quality cigarettes, so although I will give anything a try, I tend to have always preferred the premium brands. My original brand of choice was Marlboro Lights, and I also had a brief flirtation with B&H but those are for other reviews. I first bought Marlboro Reds for the image, they carry a certain class, they are certainly a up-market smoke and if you pull out a packet of Marlboro (especially red as lights are so popular that they are now a very common brand so that the impact has become ...  Read the complete review

Obviously cigarettes aren't great for you in more ways than you know. I have smoked for around 4 years, and I'm guessing that if you are reading this you either smoke, or are thinking about smoking. If the latter, then don't bother, because every smoker I know wishes he hadn't started. Marlboro Reds are one of my favourite types of cigarette. I must admit that I flitter between brands, changing from rollies to straights very frequently. Sometimes I go through phases, and often I buy these cigarettes. They are the strongest form of Marlboro cigarettes you can buy, and one of the stronger of all cigarettes. They give a bigger kick than a usual light, which differs ...  Read the complete review

There is nothing quite like sitting in the outside with a Marlboro cigarette in one hand and a glass of vodka in the other when the sun is setting. Many are the times I have sat on my porch and just taken in the moment with a deep draw from a cig.. Now, many may think that Marlboro are rubbish cigarettes and a rip off for many reasons: people think the filters have glass fibres in them yet in the years I have smoked them I have not found one; some say that the bow has many references to the Klu Klux Klan: The < that is possitioned in three places on the box (where the red and white meet) is supposed to be liked to a 'k', thus 'k. k. k.'; Also ...  Read the complete review