They spent 75 hours learning how to tell the difference between tobacco (which can smell of green pepper, sweetcorn, violet, saffron, or rotted dry wood) and flavor additives (more likely to be fruity, minty, or redolent of vanilla or marzipan), before being set to work sniffing the tobacco in question
Archived from the original on June 12, 2018
Now most people don't notice the tiny amount of processing/whitening chlorine residue in most good papers but it is there and once you smoke one of these you may be able to tell the difference
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Quit tobacco, choose your breath, Every puff brings you closer to death