Must diversify my snuffolio

Okay. I need a few advices. I am going to use toque grinds as a example comparative and let you guys know what I’m kinda looking for and maybe you can help out with the next order? I like coarse to medium(ambrosia, Berwick brown, about the finest I’ll go is raspberry). Non menthol non liquor. Looking for vanilla, / chocolaty/ earthy / Dewey / coffee / fruity notes but not citrus. Floral too is acceptable. Tonka is okay. So far the only ones on my list are elmos reserve and carlsbader by rosinksi. So maybe a good chocolate and coffee snuff and willing to try about 3 others. Thanks.

Have you tried Celtic Talisman?

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@mr_o i have not, i will go look it up rn, whats your take on it?

I might have to crack open a new tin of it to be most accurate. I remember it as cherry and vanilla or something similar. Not as sugary or artificial as one might expect. Medium to coarse ish.

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Sounds like my kinda snuff

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Will check it out again in a bit. I have some lingering tonquin in my nose at the moment.

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Ok, new tin just opened. I get the cherry, some classic fresh snuff scent, think I am getting the vanilla or tonquin, possibly some sort of a liquor note. Medium brown, a finer grind than I remember, enough moisture so a pinch is staying together well enough. Not a major burn, but the nose feel is a little on the dryer side. That is my take. Will see how it is in a day or two. I hope that might give you a good enough sense of this one.

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Have you tried Samuel Gawith Black Arabica? It is an awesome coffee snuff. Dark and coarse on the black rappe base.

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For Chocolate check out McChrystals Aztec and/or Dholakia Swiss Chocolate. Toque has chocolate as well - based on your grind preference you might lean toward the USA version of theirs. Also consider the Rosinski schmalzlers for coarse fruity goodness

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https://mrsnuff.com/bernard-gekachelter-virginie-p-156.html here is a favorite of mine. It’s not scented but has a rich leather scent that is very tobacco forward. It’s grind is fine for a German snuff but coarse compared to most English snuffs. It’s an all day snuff and honestly anyone that doesn’t love it is just mad.

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kidding about them being mad.

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@snuffmonkey yeah I’ve always like the sg grinds, so that might be a good coffee choice. @ar47 maybe I should put a mccrystals into the rotation, but the dholakia Swiss looks decadent. And I have had the toque chocolate it is good. @bob the cheshire cat once said. We’re all mad here.

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@mr_o thanks for the review, it’s a maybe on the list, I agree with the profiles but I don’t know if the grind will be coarse enough, well even if it’s medium fine that should be okay

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Okay list so far, Thank you all for your contributions. Carlsbader Elmo reserve Sg black arabica celtic talisman. And either Swiss chocolate. Or toque chocolate but I might make a separate order of toques. I need a few German snuffs on here.

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Poschl Schmalzler D Doppelaroma is a delicious German snuff and seems to tick a few of your boxes. Double fermented and fruity/earthy for sure. I’m not great at descriptions, I suggest you check out the reviews here and on MrSnuff. Here’s a link. https://mrsnuff.com/mobile/poschl-schmalzler-doppelaroma-100g-mp-771.html?redirectCancelled=true

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@Tobaccoman no problem! I think your list is looking good. I can maybe add a couple more to consider. McChyrstals mulled magic is a very nice clove, fine keg is a really nice hop snuff, the Sicilian burst is a nice lemon and the raspberry, whatever they call it now. I am pretty sure that none of them have any menthol, and the scents are nicely done. The Vikings are well done, I do not know the flavored ones that well, but I really like the blonde and the Thors Hammer, really a subjective thing. I have to second the Bernard that bob mentioned, and you get a good amount of it, too!

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I want to add: F&T Santo Domingo. It is dark and earthy with a lovely light floral aspect. Not German but very good. Bernard Brasil Doppelt Fermentiert is an awesome German snuff as well as Aecht Alt Schmalzler

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Try Rosinski Carlsbader or Oderlander or SG Black Arabica.

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@rostanf I did just make an order already with Bernard magic moments, dopplearoma, and sudfr. @mr_o I do see a lot of people posting this Thors hammer deal. Maybe I’ll add it. @bob I took a look at the one you mentioned. I might add it to the list as a plain German one. @snuffmonkey I’ll have to check out all those. @sammyd13 carlsbader and the arabica are on the list. I’ll have to check out oderlander though Thanks guys.

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@Tobaccoman it’s a good one. I like plain snuffs and florals the best, however that one is a great intro unflavored snuffs because it’s pretty gosh darn rich and flavorful and complex.

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