Cleveland Charcoal Supply Lump Charcoal nakedwhiz.com       Home       Lump Review Index       Quick Stats Date Of Review: October, 2003 Purchased From: Clevland Charcoal Supply (donated) Date Purchased: September, 2003 Price: $7.99-$9.99 for 20 pounds at retail. $15.99 for 40 pounds from their dock. Weight: 20 pounds Burn Time: Ash Production: Type of Wood: Oak and some hickory Strange Material?: None. Scrap Lumber Pieces?: None. Smell: Medium smokey smell. Country of Origin: USA Quick Links Other Information: Click Here Unusual Or Unique Statements: Click Here Statements From The Bag: Click Here Lighting Instructions: Click Here Photos of Contents: Click Here Other Photos: Click Here Photo of UPC Code: Click Here Contact Information: Click Here Rate And Comment On This Charcoal: Click Here Commentary This bag of carcoal was donated by Cleveland Charcoal Supply for our review. The charcoal is manufactured in Missouri, but is screened and bagged in Cleveland. The charcoal is you basic oak and hickory charcoal. It was easy to light (2 sheets of newpaper in our starting test) and had a nice pleasant oak and hickory lump smell. The only thing wrong with this charcoal is the large amount of unusable small chips and dust. This is probably the largest amount of small chips and dust of any lumps we've tested. There are so many other brands of lump available that don't contain such large amounts of unusable product that we give this lump our Average rating. To the left is the rating that our readers have given this charcoal. If you have used this charcoal and would like to rate it and leave your comments, Click Here To view reader ratings of all brands, Click Here. Other Information None. Unusual or Unique Statements None. Statements From The Bag "Hardwood Lump Charcoal" Lighting Instructions None. Photos Of Contents This is the contents of the bag. Those are 1 inch squares on the measuring bar. Here is a closer view. Here are the larger pieces we found in the bag. We found a couple of rocks in the bag. Here are the contents of the bag sorted in large, medium, small, too small and chips/dust. We consider the two piles on the left to be too small to really burn in a ceramic cooker. This was a large percentage of the bag, far too large compared to so many other brands. Other Photos This is how the bags arrived. Photo of UPC Code Here is a photo of the UPC code on the bag: Contact Information Cleveland Charcoal Supply Company 940 E 67th Street Cleveland, OH (216) 361-8020 You can buy 40 pound bags from their warehouse dock, and 20 pound bags throughout Cleveland at such stores as Heinens and Daves Supermarkets. They also sell full pallets to the general public.