Anyone know how much 200 Lambert & Butler cost in Spain.

swingaloo

Nephew is going to Spain for a week on a lads holiday during which time he will have a birthday. I want to give him the money to buy himself 200 cigs but have no idea how much they will cost him.


Can someone give me an idea of price please. Thanks

slinga

What a good idea for a birthday present. not.

Grumpelstiltskin

OK I agree with Slinga but it's your choice.

This is the official price list per packet.

http://spanish-tobacco-prices.com/cigarettes.php

swingaloo

slinga wrote: »

What a good idea for a birthday present. not.

Not sure why you felt the need to state that but I hope you feel better for it.

I assume you didn't join the thread to help answer the question.

I don't smoke neither do any of my immediate family. I detest it.

However my nephew does smoke and as this holiday is a last minute thing and he does not have a lot of spending money. He told me he was going to ask his dad to lend him some money so he could bring some cigarettes back and that's what gave me the idea of giving him money for them as his birthday present.

stoneman

I don't go to Barcelona anymore because you aren't allowed to smoke in the bars now. Don't go out much in Blighty either, and if they ban it in Vegas I will defo stop doing there.

There, flame away, but if you do hang on while I light a ciggy with it.
:wave:

NoodleDoodleMan

Am I correct in thinking you can only buy tobacco products from state owned outlets in Spain - tabacs ?

Although I understand you can buy them from under the counter in supermarkets etc.

ibizafan_2

You can’t buy cigarettes in supermarkets, only in the tabacs. Some bars have cigarette machines as well.

eDicky

Why not just give him some holiday money without specifying what it's for, thereby not appearing to condone tobacco use. The cost to vital energy and general health is the same wherever purchased.

warby68

swingaloo wrote: »

Not sure why you felt the need to state that but I hope you feel better for it.

I assume you didn't join the thread to help answer the question.

I don't smoke neither do any of my immediate family. I detest it.

However my nephew does smoke and as this holiday is a last minute thing and he does not have a lot of spending money. He told me he was going to ask his dad to lend him some money so he could bring some cigarettes back and that's what gave me the idea of giving him money for them as his birthday present.

I know why.

I know its each to their own but to encourage youngsters who you care for is quite shocking to me, to the extent it tempts me to poke my nose in where it isn't wanted

Sorry, but it does. Please rethink.

Murphy_The_Cat

swingaloo wrote: »

However my nephew does smoke ............................ and he does not have a lot of spending money. He told me he was going to ask his dad to lend him some money so he could bring some cigarettes back and that's what gave me the idea of giving him money for them as his birthday present.

Surely this is a wind up.
Skint person going on holiday abroard, is looking to borrow money to [STRIKE]waste[/STRIKE] spend on cigarettes.

martindow

stoneman wrote: »

I don't go to Barcelona anymore because you aren't allowed to smoke in the bars now. Don't go out much in Blighty either, and if they ban it in Vegas I will defo stop doing there.

I think smoking in bars and restaurants is not allowed in the whole of Spain, not just Barcelona. The law came in a few months before ours.


Most civilised countries now have similar limits on smoking - who knows even Nevada might be civilised one day!