I smoke about 4 phillies a day and they are by far the finest tobacco product around. although their capacity is smaller (less than 2grams) they taste best, roll best, and serve as the most effective pude delivery system.

You can buy it at a gas station. Enough said in my book. These are mass produced junk using let over and processed tobacco. If this is your cigar of choice, humor me please and find a good cigar store and just try one of the following. Ashton Maduro, Le Aurora, Rey Del Mundo, El Gloria Del Cubana or at least a Fuente Reserva. Please, do yourself a favor.

It's like smoking butt

It hurts me sometimes that I'll never be a pot smoker like in the movie, Kids. When I was an adolescent, me and my best friend Dennis, smoked schwag out of a potato. Sometimes the potato would start to rot and taste nasty. We weren't cool enough to use apples. If I were cool like the movie, I would smoke Philly Blunts. But I'm not cool enough to know.

When it comes to cigars, Philly knows what's up. Philly-B brand uses imported Argentinian tobacco that flows sweet and smooth. Also, great for rolling. I recommend the longs rather than the shorts.

Yeah, they're poor cigars, but what else are you gonna twist that schwag up into? Of course, you don't want to go stuffing the dank in here (unless your grow room has been especially prolific this year), but it's good for commercial. And, you look like "the man with no name," Clint Eastwood in those Westerns.

I use these every day. Mexicali's are the ones I buy most. I like the taste of the paper.

These are the best because they taste like chocolate. They can be very harsh if you don't remove the fiberglass end.

They changed the paper they used to make the outside with and now it's harder to roll with.

These are probably the best blunts I liked to roll with, until they have come out with new ones. I don't like the new Phillys at all. They should go back to making the old ones.

I love Philly Blunts. They're not too harsh. Don't hurt your throat. They're in my top 3 or 4 smoking pleasures.

The old Philly Blunts were cool, but the new ones kind of suck. I think they should bring back the old Phillies.

This is the blunt of preferred choice. Not too harsh on the throat and yet still does its job. Plus the flavor of chocolate is detected, which adds a great flavor to it all.

I like Philly Blunts because of their smooth, rich taste. They aren't too rough on the throat. They roll nice too. They are very long lasting, especially if dipped in honey.

These are really good cigars. It tastes really sweet and it's very flavorful. It goes down your throat smoothly.

Maybe it's just me, but I've never had a Philly's that wasn't stale. So from my experience Garcia y Vega's make an excellent blunt.

It's a little to much paper to smoke. They should make it without that outside paper. What's up with that extra paper at the end?

Philly's are great cigars. Smoother than Garcia y Vega, they taste good, and have the added benefit of being easier to roll.

The artificial leaf makes the cigar taste bad. The quality of the tobacco isn't that great either. Not worth one dollar.

Burns smooth and slow. Nice taste. Always rolls nice blunts.

These cigars are easy to break open and dump out the guts. When fresh, they are very soft and roll up good marijuana very well. the taste of this Blunt is preferred by most weed smokers I know.

These blunts have multiple uses. The taste is good as well. The choclate taste at the end of the blunt is pleasant. These are also good for rolling up stuff.

Sweet and cheap. Great taste for price. Need more stores that sell it.

These Phillies are very big and good for rolling other things. This cigar is full of flavor and large for mouth comfort.

You know what these are really good for...

There are only three occaisions that I can think of for smoking a Blunt. 1. Bachelor Party 2. Hanging at a strip joint (could be combined with point 1) and 3. Cards night with the guys. Everyone in the room must be smoking them, or the smell will annoy all around you who are not. Its more of a working man's "status" cigar than a real smoke.