Gambler Tube Cut Full Flavor Cigarette Tobacco

While I most often purchase pipe cut tobaccos due to their attractive prices, I bought a 1 and 1/2 ounce a bag of Gambler Tube Cut full flavor cigarette tobacco today to tide me over until I could get to the tobacco shop that I prefer to do business with.  This tobacco, which is sold by several local retailers, is distributed by Republic Tobacco, L.P. which is well known for products under the Top, Drum, and 4 Aces labels that includes injectors, rollers, cigarette papers, and cigarette and pipe tobaccos. 

Riverside Mellow Pipe Tobacco is Good and Attractively Priced

Several cigarette manufacturers market attractively priced tobaccos suitable for roll your own (RYO) and make your own (MYO) applications. S&M Brands of Keysville, Va., producer of Bailey's cigarettes, is no exception. This company also makes the affordable, Riverside brand of cigarettes and offers pipe cut tobacco under this label. Locally, it is available for $5.49 for a six ounce bag and $9.99 for a one pound bag; a current promotion provides instantly redeemable coupons for $.50 off of the smaller bag and $1.00 off of the larger bag.

Premier Cigarette Tobacco

Premier Cigarette tobacco is made by Commonwealth Brands of Reidsville, North Carolina. Recently, I rolled and smoked a couple of bags of Bull Durham pipe tobacco (also produced by Commonwealth Brands) and I found it to be of better quality than many dual use smoking tobaccos that are currently available. In flavor, it was not unlike the USA Gold brand of cigarettes also produced by this company. It was also equally fast burning and I detected just a hint of harshness in the smoke. I was somewhat reticent to purchase Premier Cigarette Tobacco for fear that it was just a more expensive, finer cut version of Bull Durham.

I was quite surprised when I tried it! It is satisfying to those of us who prefer stronger tobaccos and it provides a refined flavor that is not harsh. Premier Cigarette Tobacco yields hand rolled smokes that will compete favorably against factory produced cigarettes (of which I have smoked a considerable number as I have been smoking for more than twenty-five years). As a matter of fact, I just rolled a stick with a Premier filter and a Top paper for a fellow smoker and he rated it better than the iconic national brand of cigarettes that he regularly purchases. Premier Cigarette Tobacco is worthy of its name.