Yeah, and the texture of the Manjul is better (finer) than the De Kralingse Pompador, which I appreciate. I’m not as big a fan of the course grind sunffs.
I definatly like the fine grinds I still need to check out the pompador though.
I am a big fan of the Gawith Cola. It’s like you laughed too hard while drinking cola and it shot out your nose, but in a good way if that’s possible. It’s a snuff I’ve had for a while so I’m using the new ones more often, but this one still shows up in the rotation every now and then.
Gawith Cola is nice, very much cola flavoured however I just wish they’d keep the menthol out of it LOL
I buyed a new Gawith Cola tin, seems its not so very much cola flavoured as it was in the past and I like it more now. In a german snuff forum some people wrote that also Gawith Apricot is not so strong flavored as it was.
I agree with Lazarus. I can taste the cola, but wish there was no menthol in it. This was hard to get since it seems to be out of stock or not carried by many places. I got mine at Irwin Ries, even though they don’t carry many snuffs.
Namrata, MANJUL is THE BEST clove flavoured snuff on the globe.
thank you pieter! take care.
Oh jeez this reminds me of something I noticed lately. When I first got my pompadour dutch snuff. I think shit a clove snuff better then the manjul. Then after a week of heavy use of the pomp I took a pinch of the manjul then proceeded to kill my bag (use it to very end) and I noticed that the manjul isn’t as straight clove as it seemed and actualy smell like a very toned down clove toothpaste with some awesome mint hint. I know it’s because of the pompadour teaching me how to seperate out the clove smell from thee others enough to indetify them more clearly. The gaiwith cola really should lose the menthol at least the amount of menthol. Probably be really good and have more of a cola snap (think carbonated cola versus non carbonated cola) if instead of a bucket of menthol it had a drop of menthol and eucalyptus. Now someone should make that.
@ namrata Question am I correct in assumeing that cola champagne is actualy it’s own type of beverage and not infact cola (like pepsi or coca cola) but it’s own type of drink??? I know I’ve seen champagne cola which was a light brown soda sold in the latin section of the grocery.