A Review of Gambler Loose Tobacco
I bought Gambler tobacco in a light variety today, I got a generous sized pouch of loose tobacco and a package of 36 rolling papers for $1.54 and my favorite gas station. I am hoping that I will be able to give up the bad habit easier if I am smoking something cheap and non filtered.
Maybe it is just the fact that I had not had a cigarette yet today, I actually like the flavor of Gambler light tobacco! The price is right and I should be able to get at least 50 hand rolled non filter cigarettes out of this single small package.
The flavor is better than you would get from basic full flavors. It is not as harsh, it doesn't taste like you are smoking hay. It is smooth and aromatic. For the affordable price I am very pleased with my purchase of Gambler light loose tobacco in a pouch.
What I don't like about this tobacco is easy to understand. It does have a lot of tobacco stems inside the pouch, you must sort through and remove these hard stems before rolling a smoke, or else you will have a rip in the paper or a hole in the cigarette.
My other complaint is that after smoking three non filter cigarettes I now have a big old nasty nicotine stain on two of my fingers, just from smoking three cigarettes. I have been scrubbing my hands like crazy trying to remove the unsightly stain, but that is not doing the trick. I used fingernail polish remover and a pumice stone and the stains were pretty much non existent luckily.
If you are a smoker who cannot afford to pay $6 for a pack of cigarettes but also can't or won't quit I would recommend you try out Gambler loose tobacco in any flavor. I saw they offered light, full flavor, menthol and Turkish blends. There is a Gambler tobacco to suit your needs and preferences. This tobacco is affordable, it doesn't taste bad and it sure beats spending nearly an hours wage on a cigarette! I would recommend Gambler to others, and I will keep buying this product until I can kick the nasty habit.
Published by Chen Salis
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3 Comments
Post a CommentI kinda agree with Big Har. You know I have never killed anyone from smoking and driving, if we have to raise the tax to a ridiculous rate, then tax the alcohol drinkers, they are the people that actually kill other people and destroy property from their habit. But all the government officials drink. Yes definitely we need a big change in government.
be lucky youre only paying 6 dollars. in connecticut they are almost 8 dollars. in massachusetts they are 9 dollars%2C new york anywhere from 9 to 13%2C rhode island 8%2C new jersey 9 to 11.%0D%0A%0D%0Athe east coast produces almost all of the tobacco in the industry%2C and we get stuck with the highest prices. %243 of every pack of cigarettes in Connecticut is the Connecticut Tobacco Tax.
DON'T YOU THINK THAT THEY SHOULD ATTACK THE ALCOHOL INDUSTRY? WHY SHOULDN'T ALCOHOL AND BEER BE EXPENSIVE AS CIGS? LET'S JACK THE PRICE OF ALCOHOL TO ABOUT $75.00 A CASE. THAT WOULD COMPARE TO THE PRICE OF A CARTON OF CIGS.
OR ONE BETTER. HOW ABOUT WE GET RID OF ABOUT 50 PERCENT OF THESE USELESS TIME WASTING MONEY WASTING POLITICAL OFFICIALS. THAT'S WHAT WE SHOULD DO !!!!!!