Phillie Blunt

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A Phillie is a brand of popular, cheap cigars commonly sold at convenience stores and gas stations, as well as specialized smoke shops. It is one of the most popular American-made cigars. Phillie comes in several variations and is currently owned by Altadis Tobacco of Spain. Smokers of Phillies often call them simply "blunts." More recently, this name has become a colloquialism for "marijuana cigar". Undoubtedly, many purchasers of Phillies do not plan to smoke the cigar they buy. Rather, since it is an inexpensive cigar with a tough leaf, it is often emptied and re-rolled with other smoking mixtures, the most common being marijuana. Due to the variety of flavours which Phillies had, a new market for 'blunt wraps', a prepared tobacco leaf paper, similar to rolling papers, were produced.

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[edit] Flavors

Listed are the available flavors of Phillies cigars. Blunt Strawberry is the most popular.

[edit] Phillies Blunts

  • Blunt
  • Blunt Banana
  • Blunt Berry
  • Blunt Chocolate Aroma
  • Blunt Coconut
  • Blunt Cognac
  • Blunt Greene de Menthe
  • Blunt Honey
  • Blunt Mango
  • Blunt Peach
  • Blunt Pina Colada
  • Blunt Sambuca
  • Blunt Sour Apple
  • Blunt Strawberry
  • Blunt Sweet Vanilla
  • Blunt Tequila
  • Blunt Watermelon
  • Blunt Grape
  • Blunt Cinnamon
  • Phillies perfecto mundo

[edit] Phillies Barrel O' Blunts Cigars

(Barrel O' Blunt cigars are the same as Phillies Blunts but are packaged in 50-pack Barrels)

  • Barrel O' Blunts
  • Barrel O' Blunts Berry
  • Barrel O' Blunts Chocolate
  • Barrel O' Blunts Honey
  • Barrel O' Blunts Strawberry
  • Barrel O' Blunts Vanilla

[edit] Phillies Mini Blunts

  • Mini Blunts Banana
  • Mini Blunts Peach
  • Mini Blunts Strawberry
  • Mini Blunts Sour Apple
  • Mini Blunts Sweet
  • Mini Blunts Grape

[edit] Facts

  • As with the Philadelphia Phillies baseball club, the cigar name is derived from the city name.
  • The Phillies cigar is immortalized in Edward Hopper's painting, Nighthawks, in which a diner is topped by a board containing an ad for Phillies along with an illustration of a cigar.
  • In the video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, one can often see a parody of the Phillies Blunts name and logo on billboards and T-shirts. The name of the product in this case is "Homies Sharps".
  • In the popular song "Renee" by the musical band Lost Boys, the lead rapper, "Mr. Cheeks", says "yet I use Phillie Blunts/she said she neva dealt with Phillies blunts 'cause I heard that's a silly stunts/I said 'nah,' they burn slowah/I don't really know ya but maybe later on I could get to show ya."

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