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Just found out about this temporarly available XMAS snuff from Bernard. Just tought i should let you know, fellows.

X

want!

P

@Xander XD

here is some description:

The Bernard Weihnachtspris is available in a 10g plastic box with a convenient slidinglock.
Even the packaging design can imagine: a snuff in the classical sense, characterized byTradition …

Smell in the can:
Gingerbread, gingerbread, gingerbread, no menthol … a delicious aroma of variousChristmas scents increases the snuff into the nose and signals:
enjoyment here is in there …
The issue is however only of:

Smell in the nose:
A slightly moist snuff consistency can stick to the fingers, a sign of quality that demonstrates the ability of a major manufacturer.
Where it says Bernard, the expectations of the avid snuff are much higher than other snuffproducers …
The first prize has continued since the time but where meaningful scent attaches from the can:
Gingerbread flavor, tingling in the nose to hear menthol-free and clear, not pushy, yetstrong enough to release during the following scents: cinnamon …
A smell like mulled wine … many different spices in the course of the snuff-free … Thecomposition is always consistent and accompanied by cinnamon.
The overall flavor, consisting of a very delicious gingerbread smell is present and acts inthe long nose.
Once the gingerbread flavor fades the fragrance is complex, a blend of Christmas scentsfilled the nasal cavity and stimulates to the sneezing.
A nose-friendly fun, as you know it from Bernard …

Conclusion: A Weihnachtspris that keeps what it promises, a special treat for connoisseurs and novices, menthol-free, gentle nose and a feast for the nose.
What remains is a little bit of sadness that this excellent snuff the whole year is notavailable.

X

I can see that was a well written review, even though it did not translate perfectly. I still get the meanings. Anyway, it only serves to increase desire. Really, just sayng “gingerbread” was enough! XD

P

@Xander it was orginally in german and i just put it into Google Translation to help people to get an impression about it.

C

Wouldn’t mind having a few tubs of this.  

J

Gingerbread is definitely a flavour I’d be interested in having up my nose!

T

Dear Father Christmas, I have been (reasonably) good, could I have…

B

What a lovely stocking stuffer this would make…hint, hint!

C

VERY heavy on clove.

S

Would agree with @cakeanddottle but add also with strong cinnamon and ginger in the ‘afterburner’. Very pleasant.