o&g is an extraordinarily good snuff. i like it a lot and will keep buying it.
it is quite expensive however. plus i am curious whether there is something that is close but just a hit different. like a bit more eucalyptus, a bit more or less menthol, a bit more or less tobacco-taste.
so is there anything close to it?
i heard the new poeschl snuff (maccartney or something) isclose. but not tred i yet, forgot to order last time and dont feel like paying shipping again. will have to wait till back in germany.
than how does toque menthol compare?
thank you!
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its not just the price. anyhow, how much are there 200g cans?
the other issue i have with o&g is, that i find it a bit too fine and a hint to dry. would like something more moist and coarse. i am just unable to keep anything fine and dry out of my throat..
plus something even cooler in the nose might be even better. (maybe more eucalyptus?)
EUR for 10 grams, and I would pay 4.2 EUR for the 8.75 grams can..
I just use snuff since few weeks, so i can t help you with a
recommendation for a alternative.
200g really sounds like a lot. and the price would come out lower than i thought. will give that a thought.
in 1/2 Drum (227 grams) and 1 Drum (454 gram) cans for a very good price. Just
ask your favourite snuff store for it.. if they don t have it, they can order it for you,
but maybe you must wait 2 weeks until it arrives..
thank you very much. that was exactly the information i was hoping for. as you did not mention toque menthol i guess it is very different? look forward to trying it then.
Edit: I left off one, I haven't had any in a long time but seem to recall that Dr. Johnson's by Dean Swift is a decent menthol as well. I have been out of it for some time, but the fact that I finished the whole container says something about it in itself.
in fact i think i have absorbed too much of that cute-teddy image ofthem to really enjoy a koala dish...
still... do they taste like eucalyptus?
in fact its lack of extreme characteristics makes it one of the main topoi in buddhist and confucian lyrics (with slight differences in connotations).