Anyone here know of snuff similar to Viking dark, I killed my tin of VD so fast and now I wonder if there are any other snuff’s out there that are similar to VD, any suggestions?
Bernard’s Gekachelter Virginie is a nice smoky snuff. It’s coarser than Viking Dark and not quite as much nicotine, really good stuff IMO.
Snuffstore black magic is VERY smoky.
Try Old Mill Olde English Toast (thank you @chefdaniel). It is rich, complex, and smokey and far superior to Viking Dark. To me, Viking Dark is merely an okay snuff. I know that there are lots of Viking Dark lovers here on Snuffhouse and I do not intend to offend them but I do not see much in that snuff to get excited about. Of course, this is only my opinion and nothing more.
Most toasts and scotches are smoky. Silver Dollar scotch is nice and smoky, the mole so latakia blends are also quite smoky I find.
De Kralingse Molens Latakia AO 1860 is super smoky, and I’ll give you an example of how much; I took a pinch just before I started work, got onto the shop floor (I work in a department store), said hi to my boss, and he sniffed the air, and said “Can you smell smoke? I think something’s on fire…”
I agree with @fredh Smokey flavor tobacco snuff has to be Old Mill Olde English Toast.
Samuel Gawith London Brown, Scotch, Scotch Black and SP Scotch all deserve a mention. All are great in their own way and all are very smokey (and the scotches have no relation to American scotch these are coarse snuffs). And the overall greatest, suits-any-occasion smoky snuff is Samuel Gawith Kendal Brown Original, though it has less smoke than the smokiest ones.
I can’t find old mill Olde English Toast on Mr snuff , am I doing the search wrong?
@Celsen Mr snuff doesn’t carry it. Contact @chefdaniel he is the producer of those fine snuffs and can help you get them direct
@Celsen also if you like smokey check out the old mill nocturne. It is very smoky, but different from the viking
I’d agree with @horus92 SG London Brown is a top dark and smoky snuff. SWS Mull of Oa would be my shout for something similar to Viking D with a twist - Hey a bit of fine single malt is never a bad thing! 
De Kralingse Molens Latakia AO 1860 is super smoky, and I’ll give you an example of how much; I took a pinch just before I started work, got onto the shop floor (I work in a department store), said hi to my boss, and he sniffed the air, and said “Can you smell smoke? I think something’s on fire…”
That is funny as crap! And i agree both the AP and 1860 are very smoky All American Plain (vs sweet) Scotches are smoky…except Railroad Plain. It is like a sweet without the sweetness (or a Plain with out the smoke)…Of the Americans I find Tops to be the most complex and layered Wilsons HDT is like a lighter version of an American plain…much more smoky than F&T HDT…yet not reaching the American level Another is Gawith Hoggarth’s Kendal Brown…maybe more leather than smoke…but man it burns like few other snuffs i have tried
Agree with above but would like to add that Bernard’s Postillion should fit nicely in anyone’s list of Smokey snuffs…
I haven’t tried the Viking Dark yet, but W. E Garrett and Sons is very smokey. One of my favorite snuffs.
All of above seem good, but natural toast is working good for the hot spring days. The darker are for the darker days.
Thanks for the advice , my mind is working overtime on my monthly order
De Kralingse Molens Latakia AO 1860 is super smoky, and I’ll give you an example of how much; I took a pinch just before I started work, got onto the shop floor (I work in a department store), said hi to my boss, and he sniffed the air, and said “Can you smell smoke? I think something’s on fire…”
Ahhh AO 1860! It’s been ages since I had any of that! Another one for the list for the next order