[spiffychap]

I really wanna try Gauloises Brunes, but it is seriously horrendously expensive to get a carton of something I might not like. I smoke LUCKY STRIKES and would like to check out another unfiltered cig.

Is there any forumite that has access to these cigarettes and would possibly ship a pack?

[the iron horse]

Try them if you are wiiling to spend the
money, but in my opinion they are not worth it.

I tried a pack of Gauloises years ago and found them dusty and
not very tasty.

I understood then why the French and other Europeans craved American
cigarettes during WW2.

I think Lucky Strikes are still one of the best nonfiltered cigs you can smoke.

[spiffychap]

Originally Posted by the iron horse Try them if you are wiiling to spend the money, but in my opinion they are not worth it. I tried a pack of Gauloises years ago and found them dusty and not very tasty. I understood then why the French and other Europeans craved American cigarettes during WW2. I think Lucky Strikes are still one of the best nonfiltered cigs you can smoke.

What about any other non-filters?

Player's Cut any good?

[Therion]

Do they make filtered Lucky Strikes?

[the iron horse]

Originally Posted by spiffychap What about any other non-filters? Player's Cut any good?

Player's OK, but still not a Lucky or Camel.

I know, I'm biased

[the iron horse]

Originally Posted by Therion Do they make filtered Lucky Strikes?

Yes, and I think they are the only kind you can buy outside the U.S.

[motleydan1]

Luckies are the best.Chesterfields are also tasty if you can find them.Pall Mall non is ok if they are fresh.Camel is ok but not as good as they used to be.I cant understand why the Lucky Strike brand died in the US,I wish I could get the filters here.I have to substitute Marlboro 27 for my filtered brand.

[Queen_Bee]

They sell filtered lucky's in the japanese vending machines

[haodixilie]

Luckies are the best!

[the iron horse]

Originally Posted by the iron horse Yes, and I think they are the only kind you can buy outside the U.S.

That's what I have read also. I haven't see Lucky Filters in any stores here in
the States.

Lucky nonfilters must have a hardcore group of U.S. folks loyal to the brand.

I'm one of them