Hope Regular
A ten-stick short pack built for a quick, strong smoke and nothing else.
A 1946 unfiltered short in a Raymond Loewy tin, and by some distance the heaviest thing here.
In production since 1946
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Peace Deluxe is a historical object that happens to still be in production. The vanilla-cased Virginia blend is genuinely aromatic — the tin smells like a pipe shop — and unfiltered at 28mg it hits accordingly.
We are scoring the craft, not recommending the dose. Two of these in a day is plenty for anyone.
28 mg
Tar
2.3 mg
Nicotine
70 mm
Length
10
Pack
Full
Strength
Aromatic
Flavour
Shorts
Format
Unfiltered
Filter
Tar and nicotine are the manufacturer or market-label declarations, measured by machine under ISO conditions. They do not describe what any individual smoker inhales.
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A ten-stick short pack built for a quick, strong smoke and nothing else.
The capsule format done properly: crush it and you get grape, not detergent.
The best-engineered cigarette in this catalogue, and the clearest argument for a charcoal filter.