Enjoy… Red Bull Tobacco? Surely not the same as the snuff? It would blow your head clean off… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKAMzw7hOjs

I love that video, its like something from an alternate universe in this day and age.

What…no Death Warning!!! Great vid…thanks for sharing!

Thanks for posting this.

30 varieties?

backwoods? Had no idea they made those too. Cool video

Great and informative video, respect to Poschl. It was also reassuring to hear that I’ve been pronouncing the German words they use more-or-less properly!

I love this video, I agree with snuffster, its seem like the world in the video is Wallgreen’s “perfect world” …wish I could live there.

It’s in my favorites already! Even though I can’t really understand it, it is a great video

@Earthbound diffrent tastes for diffrent folks. I want to live in the world of the similar but dirty Bernards Video. Anyone got that link?

Poshl is so majestic.

And all this time i thought Poschl was cheap and dirty. Maybe i should try some before assuming

@bob This one? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWuYTjO6ba8&feature=player\\_detailpage

That is an awesome schmalzler bottle at the start of the video. I’m gonna have to get one like that! Well… maybe without the feather.

The “feather” I think is horsetail hair or something. Its for dusting your nose.

Hmmm… I think that would make me sneeze more than the snuff!

yes that’s the one. Love that video. Seriously I’am so much more afraid of the sterile poschel factory. Seems to mechanical for something that is made to be loved.

The face the guy at the beginning makes when he sneezes is hilarious!!! I sure wish I spoke German!!=(

I love the mountain of snuff that guy takes xD

@Xander : http://www.youtube.com/v/gWuYTjO6ba8&hl - I love it - a video telling us that the traditional ways are the best, and the woman at the end telling us that what we just saw is no longer a working factory but now a tobacco museum! Excellent.

Well, I don’t speak any German, but yes I did know that they relocated to Sinzing to a more modern facility. Both sites are on my wish list of places to visit, however.

I hope for a long life for Bernard´s - they make such good stuff.