I would like to visit and try all of their snuff types. 
Thanks! What a beautiful shop. It would be neat if mistersnuff could hook up with them, they are looking for a distributer! Here’s a link to their line of snuffs, but unfortunately no descriptions: http://aroraproduct.com/snufftobacco.html
They even encourage people to stop in and try their products. if only I lived around india
I would go wild in there. Candy!!!
One day I want to own a brick and mortar store just so i can display the snuffs like that. Can you imagine how it smells in there…just wonderful.
Candy store!!! I love it!
MR snuff you should buy a really decked out mobile RV and create a US based mobile tobaccy shop. Im sure it’s far from legal but man would that be cool, Kinda like those mobile food trucks that have been popping up all over the place, just have thing thing run back and forth across the country with a posted schedural of locations the Rv will be stopped at. Then we could all stock up as the RV comes into town. Yep i know not likely but man that would be cool.
@coder: that is one of the best ideas I have heard in a long time. Can you imagine! You’d feel like a rock star rolling into town with throngs of happy snuffers crowding in to stock up. I know there are mobile cigar stores. There was one at Daytona last year. Why not snuff?
One day I want to own a brick and mortar store just so i can display the snuffs like that. Can you imagine how it smells in there…just wonderful.
74 Charing Cross Road (Home of G Smith & Son from 1869 until a couple of years back) is still “empty” as far as I know. I also understand there is some clause in the leasing contract of the building that says something about only being used as a tobacconist. For many, many years this address was London’s “snuff HQ”. It could do with someone to give it back the elegance, grace, courtesy and impeccable product knowledge once evident when the late, great Vivian Rose ran the place (guess I first visited him sometime around 1978).
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Great photo! Where is the shop?
Naya Bazar, Ajmer (Rajasthan), India
MR snuff you should buy a really decked out mobile RV and create a US based mobile tobaccy shop. Im sure it’s far from legal but man would that be cool, Kinda like those mobile food trucks that have been popping up all over the place, just have thing thing run back and forth across the country with a posted schedural of locations the Rv will be stopped at. Then we could all stock up as the RV comes into town. Yep i know not likely but man that would be cool.
This is exactly the way i took when i started my marketing career in SIX PHOTO.Even today our sales teams go fully decked up to villages,the only difference being that now we attend only the wholesalers and no canvassing as it is illegal to promote tobacco in India
you did a great job @sixphoto . from mobile shop to international markets. Congratulations.