dissonanceThis is more deserving of a higher score compared to Lucky Strike. There is a clear difference between the availability of such cigarettes that I have to come to a decision based on my situation, and a cigarette that actually tastes good. I'd like to give my thanks to jacobfuknjones and his Japanese cigarette tier list, guiding me as a poor little displaced gaijin in the middle of a Tokyo college campus, and his decision of having three different types of Peace cigarettes as the highest rank. This will be strictly talking about Peace Original filters, the one in beautiful beige packaging, but if I had to give a quick rundown: Peace Lights: high-art, light ciggies just so you don't annoy people The Peace: grandeur, exceptional flavor, riding between the taste of light and full flavored Peace Unfiltered: intense, mouth-fucking, enjoyment Anyways, what was my go-to "heavy in tar and nicotine" cigarette was the Peace Original filters, every convenience store in Japan is really likely to have it. It's just, completely exceptional in everything that makes a good fucking cigarette. Even when that experience of lost wandering has ended over a year ago, the taste of this Peace cigarette still lingers on. I remember it vividly like a summer's kiss, sweet, almost chocolate and velvet, smooth, hints of the Virginia Leaf it promises is completely true. It punches you if you smoke one in the morning, punches you when you smoke in the middle of a smoking area. If I had to give a certainty to a cigarette I would die for it has to be Peace... if I had to means to. If I knew I would have bought that carton, only ended up buying one back to the States. But that immense, exceptional, fucking perfection of a cigarette, not too strong, not too bitter, not too sweet, it shoots at the target like it's another Tuesday. Get this if you smoke, if you don't smoke get this instead and never smoke anything again because it's likely you'll quit faster mentally because you'll find anything like this back home for you.
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