Tea Herbal Cigarettes - Tobacco and Nicotine Free- 4 Packs 80 Smokes

The ones I received were a different color than advertised and the packs were smaller than I expected. Overall a good bang for your buck, only around $0.25 per smoke. The overall appearance is nice, but one arrived with a rip in the box. Was an easy fix but doesn't look great.

I didn’t enjoy them. They tasted weird & burned fast. I won’t buy again.

I didn't want nicotine, just the sensation of smoking, this fit the bill, but since I smoke menthols the flavor was abit regular/dry for me, but a friend I let try one said it was good, he smokes Mboro so, take that for what it is. :)

Honeyrose and Tea Herbal Cigarettes - Tobacco and Nicotine Free- 4 Packs 80 Smokes and my review.I have tried a couple of the others that seemed a bit better but I really am not too big on these. They are harsher on my throat, have a taste more like a low-quality cigar to me, and do not have the white paper but brown. The listing shows white, and that's what should be sent to the consumer. They look like the little cigars in a pack that try to be smokable like a cigarette. The other ones I have tried seem not as full of herbs or whatever is in them and these seem a bit sparse as well. All in all, I really do not care for these but if someone is trying to quit and go for supposedly no nicotine, they are to be tried like any other and if you enjoy them, you do. I do not.Lastly, as to me they smoke and look like an inexpensive product, I think they are overpriced. I know many herbal and natural products are more expensive and quite often it is just a marketing ploy to make it seem far better, but it is usually not worth it. Also, a huge box of herbal tea costs nothing and you could make scores of cigarettesAlso+also, tea does not really normally last for three years and that's what the shelf-life of these "teas cigarettes" (that's what they are called) is listing and they taste not all that fresh to me.Also+also+also, Nicotine-Free Tea Cigarettes is the only English available on the packs. And they taste more like ones loaded with tar and nicotine to me. At one time the "herbal" cigarettes made there were, in fact, a mix of tar and nicotine mixed in with some herbs and found to be addictive still.My smoking experience with these is light one up, have 3 or 4 puffs -- at least one of them is not inhaled -- and put it out, not having felt like I smoked anything at all and really could have done without it.These just did not go over well with me as the others basically did. And they left a strong cigarette smell on my fingers, unlike the others I tried that left basically none. Do your own investigations into herbal smokes like these, and these. I have to give a thumbs down on these, but some other people love them and their experiences could perhaps be yours too!

Disclosure: This was sent to me for free via the Vine program. I did not receive monetary compensation to write this review, just the product itself.As I've said before, I'm stupid. I picked up smoking 10 years ago and have been looking for ways to stop smoking, or at least cut down. These were one of the attempts. It was not a successful attempt.These were...better than others for a lot of reasons. The glue gun department went full bore on the first pack I opened and I had to cut the flip top off with scissors and put the cigarettes in a case. These have a brown wrapper: not tobacco but a thicker brown paper that, when smoked, adds a "throat hit" that many smokers miss when they switch to alternatives. It's also actually full; packing it still yielded a full cigarette. The burn time on it was the same as a standard cigarette, as well. Unfortunately, the thing almost endemic to all herbal cigarettes I've tried, was the taste.It still has a very heavy top note of cheap chocolate. It tastes of earthy tea and some floral notes but it's not quite jasmine. The smoke is definitely...heavier. Smokers will get it. It's definitely a "full flavor" style of blend. But there's just a stomach-churning earthiness and slight coppery taste to it that I just can't do. I did nearly a full pack of these for the review before I had to say no more.If you want the psychological aspect taken care of, these will do it. Functionally, they feel, smoke, draw, and exhale a lot like a cigarette. The flavor...well, I guess it's a love it/hate it thing. You may like it and enjoy these. I didn't. For the price, it's cheaper than a pack of cigarettes where I am but I'd rather stick with a nicotine patch, thank you.

I like the idea, and the packaging is very attractive. My initial impression was actually pretty good, but by the time I got halfway through the first one, I started having doubts.These aren't THAT bad, but I roll my own cigarettes and smoke without filters, so a product like this is bound to be QUITE different to me. I didn't notice much flavor really, but the smoke smell is very different from tobacco. Somewhere between a brush fire and a barbecue grill? These burn very quickly as well.From my experience, I would say if you typically smoke cheap(er than others) cigarettes that burn too fast and have big filters and questionable ingredients, these might not seem too bad to you at all. It's all a matter of what you're used to. If nothing else, these are an interesting nicotine free novelty. I'm having a hard time getting through them myself, but they're a fun thing to keep around to share with your fellow smokers!