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Prepared with excellent Caporal French tobacco and even stronger than Gauloises and Gitanes, Celtique cigarettes distinguish for their "gros module", i.e. a great diameter which increases in a considerable way the quantity of inhaled smoke. Addressed to expert smokers for their very strong, male taste, Celtiques are no more produced as a consequence of the European rules about the content of nicotine and tar. Among Celtique smokers it is worthy reminding the Italian politician Marco Pannella, leader of the Radical Party and famous for his civil battles, not seldom based on hunger or thirst strikes. | Prepared with excellent Caporal French tobacco and even stronger than Gauloises and Gitanes, Celtique cigarettes distinguish for their "gros module", i.e. a great diameter which increases in a considerable way the quantity of inhaled smoke. Addressed to expert smokers for their very strong, male taste, Celtiques are no more produced as a consequence of the European rules about the content of nicotine and tar. Among Celtique smokers it is worthy reminding the Italian politician Marco Pannella, leader of the Radical Party and famous for his civil battles, not seldom based on hunger or thirst strikes. | ||
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Celtique (Caporal Ordinaire) S-20-S - France
Prepared with excellent Caporal French tobacco and even stronger than Gauloises and Gitanes, Celtique cigarettes distinguish for their "gros module", i.e. a great diameter which increases in a considerable way the quantity of inhaled smoke. Addressed to expert smokers for their very strong, male taste, Celtiques are no more produced as a consequence of the European rules about the content of nicotine and tar. Among Celtique smokers it is worthy reminding the Italian politician Marco Pannella, leader of the Radical Party and famous for his civil battles, not seldom based on hunger or thirst strikes.
