16 Cigarette Brands Every Brit Smoked in the ’60s & ’70s. скачать в хорошем качестве

16 Cigarette Brands Every Brit Smoked in the ’60s & ’70s.

Do you remember the smoky haze of the ’60s and ’70s? 🚬 Back then, cigarettes weren’t just a habit – they were a part of British culture. From Embassy Regal to Player’s Navy Cut, these iconic brands filled pubs, buses, and even offices with their unmistakable smoke. In this video, we take a nostalgic trip down memory lane to uncover 16 cigarette brands every Brit smoked in the 1960s and 1970s. Whether you smoked them, saw your parents with them, or just remember the smell in the air, this list will bring back memories of a very different Britain. 👉 Share in the comments: Which brand do you remember the most? And don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more British nostalgia. 🇬🇧✨ 00:00 A Blue Haze You Could Almost Touch 00:50 The High Street Ritual 01:25 Players No.6 — The Everyman’s Blue 01:56 Embassy & Embassy Regal 02:34 Woodbine — Tough as the Shift 03:03 Rothmans — The Gentleman’s Crest 03:31 Silk Cut — Modern, Light, and Clever 04:01 Benson & Hedges — Pocket Gold 04:28 Capstan Full Strength 04:52 Park Drive 05:17 Senior Service 05:43 John Player Special 06:09 Players Navy Cut 06:35 Lambert & Butler 06:56 Regal 07:18 Consulate 07:38 Craven A 08:02 Dunhill 08:25 Work, Home, and the Small Social Graces 08:59 The Sound, the Smell, the Touch 09:28 What Changed — And What Stayed 09:55 Family Lore and Firsts 10:25 The Sixteen, Gathered on One Mantelpiece 10:52 Conclusion