These are the absolute treasures of my snuff collection. Been in refrigeration since 2014, 2015 and 2017 respectively. Unicorns in the flesh (or nose). @snuffmiller @volunge
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@ rostanf:
Thank you for the nice pictures. Glad to hear that the snuffs keep so wel over such a long time.
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I miss them all. My very first ever snuff was Jaap’s Latakia.
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This is my collection not including the St. Omers and Son de Tonka that I have big tubs of in my cellar. All are less than half full, my precious Musinotabak is less than 1/4 full. They are all dried out but I rehydrate them as needed a smashbox at a time. They are so moreish I can easily go through a smashbox full in a day and then its a Molens day, but as my stock dwindles those days are getting rarer.
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You’re welcome but you deserve all the thanks for caring so much about producing such excellent snuff.
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Seeing the original containers is nostalgic. Savor them. Thanks for the photo.
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Coincidentally, before I even saw this post, I found these on ebay yesterday:
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It’s become nostalgic, so I’ll also add my photo to the pool of memories. I miss Bon Bon and the work of Rotterdam millers…
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@ClarkNova: I have no knowledge of the series the knew “Long Way” and I am not familiar with Ewan McGregor or Charley Boorman and I am not Jaap Bess but Jaap Bes who took about 10 years care off the two snuff windmills in Rotterdam at the Kralingse Plas.
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Should’ve pm’ed you. If you didn’t host a couple of bikers on vintage motorcycles at a windmill around June of last year (2024) while they were filming a tv show, Long Way Home, then it must’ve been a different Jaap. Apologies.