I’m guessing he figured it out from the 59 appended to the end of your nick, if you weren’t joking when you asked.
Dholakia Medicated always gets overlooked. I actually like that one quite a bit. I didn’t get to try much Swiss Chocolate, my girlfriend swiped it as soon as I opened the can.
Dholakia = best snuff ever
I still think Sparrow Cool may be my overall fave snuff.
Dholakia medicated is awesome. I can’t say this any better then this but what ever menthol and medicateds they use are very flavoursome and aromaticly nuanced. That is to say the oils are uniquely delicious smelling. Thanks for reminding me spyro.
Bob, I agree. Same as Hedges L260. There’s a deep deep flavor of… methol underlying the menthol itself. Hard to do, but very very well implemented in both.
I absolutely love the sparrow cool and the plain. After you get used to sniffing the fine grind they are beautiful snuffs. I saw this thread and had to take a few pinches of the cool. Dholakia is pure quality with the original blends, the recent flavors are so so, but the originals are money.
thanks now I have to try hedges. Don’t worry planning on it already just have more drive to try it now.
I’d like to see Dholakia make some more traditional Indian style snuffs. I’d also like to see them in traditional Indian packaging. The American line, and English line are very good(some better than others, but that’s all personal opinion), but even still, I think they stand out with their traditional Indian line.
I was also initially biased against Dohlakia, but not anymore. Sparrow Cool is one of my very favorites,and I love Kamal and White as well. I should also mention Manjul which is perhaps the best clove based snuff out there. It’s not pure clove like McC, it’s got something else going on, but it IS fantastic. Dohlakia is absolutely world class snuff!
This is just based on packaging design, but I saw a youtube review of, I think Ganga, from mrmaroon, and I really much preferred that art label on the container that he had, compared to what we see from the retailers. I just really like the traditional Indian looking art design of the snuffs. It just screams out “Indian!”, which I like.