I really love this wonderful snuff. It’s so plain and really gives me the feel, taste and pleasure of taking pure tobacco at it’s best.
But everytime I take a new tin of it out of my shelf I think: Why does Roderick call it Quit and places those silly “Don’t smoke”-signs onto the tin? Don’t misunderstand me: It’s great when people succesfully quit their smoking habit with this strong in nicotine snuff. I like it. But Toque Quit is so much more than an instrument for not smoking. It’s a pleasure in itself. In my opininion the name and the signs on the tin somehow degrade and devaluate the high quality snuff, which is recommendable not only for people who try to quit smoking but for all who love a plain tobacco pleasure.
I think I will for a long time or perhaps always enjoy Toque Quit as my everyday- and everywhere snuff, but I want to suggest to Roderick to use a new name for it. I am no expert in marketing, but perhaps something like “Toque Natural plus N” or “Toque Strong Plain” would be more appropriate.