When Swedish Match launched the Nick & Johnny East & West line, they said, "
When surveys were done among tobacco users Swedish Match discovered that it was one group that occasionally uses tobacco but do not feel like the picture of the snus user are visualizes today. They do not appreciate the traditional way of looking at snus, they have no product to identify themselves with and therefore was snus not a real alternative. For them has Swedish Match now released the new Nick (& Johnny)." That's very fitting of what I feel the N&J brand is about - Nick & Johnny snus was kinda like the original Lab Series - a different type of snus and a different type of brand. Something different. Looking back on it, I've had this numerous times since I started snusing but have never got around to reviewing it. With Swedish Match's announcement of the
new names being attached to Nick & Johnny soon, I thought I'd go ahead and review the N&J Strong, which will soon be called N&J Original Edge.
I really like the N&J cans. They seem, to me, like they'd appeal to fratboys or dirty hippies. Especially with the Lenny Kravitz looking guy on the can. Nick & Johnny has been around for a long time, at least since 2007, maybe earlier. The flavor description of N&J from
BuySnus says, "
This new product has a strong and full tobacco taste and the nicotine content is about 40 percent higher than traditional products. Nick and Johnny has an original, modern design." These cans look really cool, and seem like the type snusers who enjoy N&J are going to save/swap for the new cans, much like I do with the Flader cans. Sometimes being a classic is a good thing.
Nick and Johnny has a very unique aroma that you won't find in any other snus. It's a rich tobacco aroma with an earthy/leather like quality and this little smoky thing going on. This aroma translates really well to the flavor. This snus doesn't have any citrus flavor to speak of - just a rich tobacco flavor with an earthy/leathery flavor. There's a nice salt balance going on and a little smokey undertone. Nick & Johnny is a really great tasting snus. I throw it on my order from time to time - I find it akin to
Grov Black or
General Onyx - it's a great tasting snus but not one I'd want to use all the time, as I'd kick myself if I had the flavor turn on me.
When Swedish Match launched the Nick & Johnny East & West line, they said, "When surveys were done among tobacco users Swedish Match discovered that it was one group that occasionally uses tobacco but do not feel like the picture of the snus user are visualizes today. They do not appreciate the traditional way of looking at snus, they have no product to identify themselves with and therefore was snus not a real alternative. For them has Swedish Match now released the new Nick (& Johnny)." That's very fitting of what I feel the N&J brand is about - Nick & Johnny snus was kinda like the original Lab Series - a different type of snus and a different type of brand. Something different. Looking back on it, I've had this numerous times since I started snusing but have never got around to reviewing it. With Swedish Match's announcement of the new names being attached to Nick & Johnny soon, I thought I'd go ahead and review the N&J Strong, which will soon be called N&J Original Edge. 
I really like the N&J cans. They seem, to me, like they'd appeal to fratboys or dirty hippies. Especially with the Lenny Kravitz looking guy on the can. Nick & Johnny has been around for a long time, at least since 2007, maybe earlier. The flavor description of N&J from BuySnus says, "This new product has a strong and full tobacco taste and the nicotine content is about 40 percent higher than traditional products. Nick and Johnny has an original, modern design." These cans look really cool, and seem like the type snusers who enjoy N&J are going to save/swap for the new cans, much like I do with the Flader cans. Sometimes being a classic is a good thing. 
Nick and Johnny has a very unique aroma that you won't find in any other snus. It's a rich tobacco aroma with an earthy/leather like quality and this little smoky thing going on. This aroma translates really well to the flavor. This snus doesn't have any citrus flavor to speak of - just a rich tobacco flavor with an earthy/leathery flavor. There's a nice salt balance going on and a little smokey undertone. Nick & Johnny is a really great tasting snus. I throw it on my order from time to time - I find it akin to Grov Black or General Onyx - it's a great tasting snus but not one I'd want to use all the time, as I'd kick myself if I had the flavor turn on me.
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