New lower prices on www.toquesnuff.com

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  • in reply to: Old Snuff #19497
    Johnny
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    Hello Roderick,

    His full name was Kutwaate Olin but truth be told I don’t know what name he went by on the internet.

    You sir, honor me beyond words with your offer. I couldn’t possibly accept that and instead request that you enjoy a pinch and I shall do the same of some Toque Original I just received today. As such I also saw in my grandfathers journal that Toques birthday is coming up on the 17th, in honor of you and my grandfathers friendship I am asking my tribe to do a ceremony of luck and prosperity for you and yours.

    You sir have a customer for life!!!

    in reply to: Old Snuff #19459
    Johnny
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    Jnsm

    Thank you, tobacco is much more special than most people realize, its so much more than cigarettes. As for what we grow, my family has been growing about 20 varieties which is used across the entirety of America by all tribes. As for cultivar, we have 15 that my family has been carefully maintaining as they are the most sacred of plants used from everything from <span id=”Takeaways_Rape_Hape_Sacred_Tobacco”>Hapé to Medicine. Unfortunately I don’t have to words in english to tell you the scientific names. The region I am in is southwest United States and upper Sonora Desert so it is a cool arid climate and lots of sun!!!
    I am excited to try the toque Spanish Gem and the Toque Original. My Grandfather was good friends with the man who made the original Spanish Gem and am excited to see this version of it, and I love to see the original of someones passion as its the first expression!!!
    What kind of tobacco are you growing??? Do you only snuff or do you have other ways you partake? Do you have any recommendations for someone completely lost by the overwhelming options???
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    Roderick

    Hello! My grandfather had the flavors Original(which was empty), chocolate, peppermint, vanilla, menthol, quit, peanut butter, toffee, espresso, cherry, blueberry, and grapefruit. I have tried all above methods and they all worked great for re-hydrating the snuff itself but it looks like the flavors themselves are gone. Its a shame as I was hoping but I really appreciate all of both your help!!!
    I believe my grandfather used to know you as well! He mentions a Roderick in one of his journals, he wrote you were a fine man to talk tobacco with in a message board called snuffhouse???

    in reply to: Old Snuff #19408
    Johnny
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    Thank you friend that’s a shame but in the end it was a long shot at best, I already have 2 orders placed on toque and am eagerly awaiting them.

    Actually tobacco is in my families blood as my tribe is one of the few that still grows very old and original to our region tobacco. Unfortunately the art of snuff making within my family died with my grandfather. Doing my best to piece together his methods so I can continue his art.

    From what I can tell, besides his own, he really liked toque as he only had these stashed with his personal stash, he had a major sweet tooth so it would explain some of the flavors he had ha!!!

    What are some of your favorites? I am quite new to the world of tobacco outside my families

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