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Player's Gold LeafNewest Review: ... most of them. I believe i payed £4.44 for 23g (what a weird grammage) and was overjoyed at such a cheap price at the time. ... more |
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by - written on 26/02/09 (Very useful, 442 readings)
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I have just started using this hand rolling tobacco. It comes in a box which you can then store your rolled cigs. The box is yellow with green and gold writing. Its smaller in weight than others would be as its only 11.5g. Depending on the size of hand rolls you make, you can still get a good 30-40 cigs from 1 packet. The packet only costs £2.35, which is approx 30p cheaper than the normally found 12.5g boxes available in other brands. It also has a pack of 50 papers in the box, so no extra cost. Its not unlike Amber Leaf tobacco which I would ordinarily use. It has the same taste and stays moist which in turn makes ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/08/09 (Very useful, 86 readings)
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PLAYERS GOLD LEAF HAND ROLLING TOBACCO.... When i started to cut down on my smoking, i switched to hand rolling tobacco, and i use filter tips in mine, yes i can roll them quite good. I first started using, golden virginia and over time i have been trying other tobaccos firstly and formostly to try and save a few pounds, and i then was smoking Amber Leaf which i did enjoy. It was my eldest daughter aged 28, who was smoking this product, so i asked her what it was like and why she was smoking it, and she answered it tastes no different from Amber Leaf, so i thought that i would try some and then buy some. Gold Leaf, is on ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/08/09 (Useful, 80 readings)
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Wow, you're allowed to review tobacco! I can't believe it! Anyway. Gold Leaf Tobacco. I'm afraid I'm going to have to disagree with the other reviewers on here and say that I don't think Gold Leaf is as good as other brands of tobacco. In fact, I think it's probably one of the worst I've ever tried. It's always very cheap wherever you buy it; cheaper than than other brands, and there is a reason for that. I can't get a decent drag out of it. And for the people who are unfamiliar with that terminology; when I inhale, I don't feel it in my throat. For me, part of the enjoyment of a cigarette/roll-up is that "kick" you feel as you ... Read the complete review

by - written on 20/10/09 (Useful, 20 readings)
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Having smoked pretty much all of the brands of rolling tobacco i would have to say that Gold Leaf is not as good as most of them. I believe i payed £4.44 for 23g (what a weird grammage) and was overjoyed at such a cheap price at the time. However, once rolling my first few cigarettes i realised that indeed this tobacco was the cheapest in the shop for a reason. It is the weakest nicotine hit that i have ever had. I like to feel it when i smoke a fag and the thing with this tobacco is that you just cant feel the hit you take at all. If i was quitting smoking then i may consider this tobacco as its cheap and you dont get much of a hit off of it ... Read the complete review

