I didn’t really care for this one but it might not have been going good with all the Otto Chancellor I was doing at the time. Easiest to take sure, flavor wise one of my least favorites.
Yes, definitely an all time classic. It’s so fine yet easy to take. Nicotine kicks in quick for me.
I find that using other forms of my nicotine such as an occasional cigarette or nicotine pouch totally starts overriding the nicotine sensation I get from nasal snuff, so it’s only snuff for me or it doesn’t work. I am in the minority in this possibly. Not sure I am the only one I know who has ever snuffed around these woods. I have been off of snuff for over a year and am jumping back on the snuff train very soon. I am looking forward to it quite a lot.
I agree, nothing else like JP!
Maybe I will post a review of JP soon on here.
I wasn’t aware it was a toast based snuff… it is easier to take than other toasts I’ve had. Yes the toppings are the stars. Very unique scent like no other!
Still the best in the business.
Yes I’m just now getting a hang of a citrus/vanilla snuff in my collection called artisan JP. Took a while to grow on me but I quite like it now.
I have and very much enjoyed Gawith SP, will have to give Burwick Brown a go.
Yea it’s a very light nicotine snuff but the flavor is head and shoulders a strong standout feature that will calm your cola soda cravings if you ever had any. Nice review. I will have to try it with Cherry or Vanilla too. I add a bit of rustica to mine for an extra nic jolt.
IMO, Ambrosia and Spanish gem are at their best when mixed. The nicotine is stronger and the flavor unmatched. Sometimes the flavor feels muted but still feels great in the nose to me. And, when that scent hits, it is eerily pleasurable. Review forthcoming.
Half of the time they have sent to me, the snuffs were tossed in a paper sachet. Seemed rather careless for such an order. I will definitely stay away from anything vacuum sealed from there. You probably have saved me a big hassle by posting this and I thank you.
Need to try it. Only Schmalzler I’ve tried is a Bernard and had some trouble with it in my nose after falling asleep. But it was nice when I used it. I will see how this compares.
I get a somewhat of a lemon-lime soda scent to this one and I absolutely love it.
Roderick, that is awesome you gave Sister Drum a shout out. I love Dadawa. I tracked down her cd Yellow Children and got echoes.org radio to play it years ago (at least 20 years ago?). I am currently on a classical music kick listening to a lot of Richard Wagner, Pablo Casals, Max Richter’s Vivaldi: Recomposed is a recent highlight of my listening adventures. Listening to trusty Yo-Yo Ma right now. Can you please inform me how I activate my 10% off coupon. Happy listening and happy snuffing to everyone.