New lower prices on www.toquesnuff.com

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  • in reply to: Durian and snuffers #445
    tompanepinto
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    As a professional brass player (I play the french horn) I’m was more naturally inclined to be a mouth breather, totally bypassing the nose most the time. To really fill the lungs with air, in a quick second, the mouth is the way. Snuffing taught me to chill and slow down my breathing, and use my nose more in daily life, when not playing the horn. The various scents of snuff brought about an awareness of scent,  and wanting to truly smell things again assisted in my desire to quit smoking. I now feel like a hound dog with a nose built for sensing even the faintest scents.

    in reply to: Are our alloy tins good or Bad? #439
    tompanepinto
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    Of all the things slowly killing us, snuff tins are not even on my radar. People should focus more on healthy eating habits and achieving active lifestyles.

    in reply to: Empty Tins #438
    tompanepinto
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    Love this option for those in need. It sure beats ordering an inferior product off Amazon. Toque tins are of superb quality.

    in reply to: Why don’t people care about money anymore? #436
    tompanepinto
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    Picklefist – Agreed. I love that most snuff is fairly cheap. Roderick has me as a loyal customer because of his honesty, product quality, prices and customer service. The cig industry and most of the tobacco industry is absolutely overvalued and over taxed. Snuff being realitivity undervalued made it easy and affordable to convert but Toque definitely keeps me snuffing, and on a very modest budget.

    As a snuffer trying to change the perception of snuff and bring it back into popular demand, I want several retailers to sustain successful profits. I purchase from and support them all. But I do hope Roderick leads the pack in market share and sales, and thus drives down prices at his competitors. When I’m introducing someone to snuff, I want for them to have several places to easily aquire quality products from trusted people. And I can’t fault a business for gimmicks. While I likely won’t try Reaper any time soon, for the same reasons you stated, it may be that smooth talk and over the top product description that grabs someone elses attention and ends up converting them to a life long snuffer.

    in reply to: PfalzerLand “Asgard”: The word is Gentle. #435
    tompanepinto
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    I completely agree. Donnersberg is another Pfalzer that is fantastic for those not wanting the menthol hit but enjoy the touch of honey.

    in reply to: POSCHL SNUFF #434
    tompanepinto
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    Those are all great snuffs, but honestly, they are so cheap to just order new, that the cost of shipping and hassle of ‘trading’ makes it ineffective.

    in reply to: McChrystals Sicilian Burst #432
    tompanepinto
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    My all time favorite. It used to go by the name Lemon. It is the perfect mix of quality McChrystals flour, powerful and lasting citrus scent, good nicotine and a punch in the nose that makes the back of my brain tingle.

    in reply to: Chancellor #431
    tompanepinto
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    I’ll add to the review Roderick posted for me. 🙂   As a SP, natural tobacco and citrus scent snuffer, I typically buy a variety of small/medium sized tins, so I can rotate through a selection while keeping everything as fresh as possible. Chancellor was the first snuff I ever considered purchasing in an economy size bag. It truly stands alone in quality and enjoyment.

    in reply to: Why don’t people care about money anymore? #430
    tompanepinto
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    <p style=”text-align: left;”>Not sure people being rich is the reason, since snuff is priced so cheap, even at other websites that charge more than Toque. An American paying $10 for a pack of smokes that lasts a day or two, or sees tobacco shops charging $10+ for a tin of snuff that’s likely been sitting on a shelf for half a decade, jumps onto a website and sees fresh snuff for a few dollars (maybe $5), and doesn’t look any further. Even paying more at another website is still ultimately saving money on a bottom line personal budget cost analysis. I was easily spending at least $50 a week as a smoker. $50 a week would be a lot of snuff to consume every week. Truth is, Snuff makers and overseas retailers undervalue their products, when compared to current prices for other tobacco products.</p>

    in reply to: Hello #59
    tompanepinto
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    Tom here.

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