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Hello Roderick!
Order # 82767 here, a happy Canadian customer a couple times now I believe.
I ordered a bunch of the Bernards Tiger G and C, and neither of these contain tobacco. In order to help it get through customs, would you be able/willing to label “contains no tobacco” on the package in some way, or “tobacco-free product”?
Customs is getting dirty again with taxes, bah.
Thanks again m8.
Sincerely
Adrian
Hey @Roderick
I wanted to put in an order for Bernard Tiger G and C but there is no option to do so, it merely says Out of Stock. How do I go about ordering some, mate?
Hello Roderick, I was wondering if you could bring in some of the Bernard Tiger G and C snuffs? I would certainly like to try them, I quite very much like the Ozona Snuffy weiss that I ordered.
Cheers from your big fan from Canada, I can’t wait to put in another big order!
Sincerely,
Syn the Snuffing Dragon of Toronto
Hello! As mentioned in the first part of my message, I have ordered the above. I am very much looking forward to trying them one by one and putting my own reviews of them here in this chain. If you have any experiences with any of these in the list, I should love to hear of it!
Sincerely Yours
Syn the Snuffing Dragon
Hello,
I would be very interested in trying some offerings from Bernard, Rosinski and Pfalzer before they are gone!
I wish to avoid a mentholated smell (if any have them) and am interested in trying at least ONE of each of the best representative snuffs from these companies. What might you suggest? I also hope Bernard Tiger G comes in too, that looks facinating! What might the white snuff be made out of, talcum and sugar?
Thank you for your insight!
Hello, I am new to this, and wish to know, what is the deal with German snuff, is it being completely discontinued? Any recommendations for some good traditional, and/or camphoric/aniseed/clove scented ones?
Hey there
I am getting ready to make my first order! I am in Ontario. Anyone else here in Ontario/Canada have any recommendations? At what stage do you “refuse the package” or duties? If we DO refuse it, how do we not double pay for our order from Mr. Roderick/how do we get in contact with Toquesnuff about the refused order?
Should I make a tiny order first, reject it, then do a larger order and hope it doesn’t get taxed?
Hey there!
I went to look on Toquesnuff and did not see any products by Railroad Mills that you suggested?
Secondly, in the War of 1812, it was popular among the better money’d enlisted and officer classes what they called a “good, strong, English Winter Snuff”. It was apparently very medicinal with camphor, menthol, aniseed, bergamot etc and was very fine and dry “so as to get it into the nose and heal the humours, keep out the cold and keep the grippe (flu) at bay”. Any ideas of snuffs along these lines?
Thanks
Syn the Snuff Dragon
@LoTeq and @Jnsm
Thank you for your recommendations! I appreciate your knowledge. I am still learning about the countries and origins of snuff, and have had people warn me to avoid “Shmalzler” to start. That only intrigues me more!
I shall look into your recommendations!
Also, may I ask, other that a finger pinch, what methods are used by snuffers to conduct the snuff into the nose? I am allowed to insufflate at work, but it needs to be low key. I do like the German style “tap boxes” seem to be cool. All this is quite new to me! Other than pinching, how did they insufflate back in the Napoleonic era?