As a content creator and product developer myself, I always try to support others who take the time to put our content relating to smokeless tobacco products. Today, we're going to be doing just that! We are checking out a new line of nasal snuff products made by our friend Simon (
Simply Snuff on YouTube) in collaboration with 6 Photo Snuff in India! If you don't know Simon, he's kind of like the "Snubie of Nasal Snuff", and is very enjoyable to watch. Over the years, I've made a number of products myself, but mostly snus. Simon, however, now has
a whole line of nasal snuff! These are sold at
MrSnuff.com, so don't forget to use our code
SNUBIE for a nice discount on your order! I'm excited today to review Simon's stuff today, and let people know about his YouTube, and his products. As many of you know, I mostly use snus. However, I've used nasal snuff since about 2009-2010ish. Lately, I've
started reviewing some nasal snuff here, as well. Fun fact, I even made
my own fun little nasal snuff with Toque in the UK! Simon's line of snuff has some pretty interesting aromas, so let's get to know it better!
Product Line Description: "Discover the simplicity of premium snuff with Simply Snuff. Our handcrafted, small batch snuffs are made with the finest ingredients. Our collection includes traditional and unique flavors to cater to all tastes. From smooth Vanilla to bold Chilli, there's a Simply Snuff for everyone. Experience the classic and straightforward snuff flavor with Simply Snuff."
Simply Snuff's Description: "Horse Feathers was one of the Marx Brothers most popular films. Groucho played Professor Quincy Adams Wagstaff and delivered the famous line' don't know what they have to say, it makes no difference anyway. Whatever it is, I'm against it!' Horse Feathers is very different to snuffs you may have tried before. It combines a Rustica Tobacco base, with Sweet Basil and Floral scents, along with a hint of Star Anise to offer a warm sweetness and a powerful and lasting burn."
Can Weight: 30 grams
Opening up the tin, the aroma I get right off the top is basil. We garden a lot here, and I pick up an aroma that reminds me a little of tomato leaves, which is one of my favorite scents. There also is a slight anise note in there, too. The Simply Snuff line is more on the moist end, and I find it to be pretty easy to take! Once it hits, I feel a nice nicotine kick, and the aroma develops quite well. The basil and anise mix quite well. There's an earthy tobacco base, and a slight floral tone to it. I don't get a major drip with this one, no big throat hit, nor does it make me sneeze a lot. The nicotine kick is solid, and hits quite nicely. In terms of the after-aroma or lingering presence, the basil and anise hang out a bit, and mix pretty well!
Rating and Final Thoughts
Going into this one, I was not sure what to expect. To be honest, it sounded weird. But, it wasn't bad! The basil and anise actually mix well in a surprising way. I've always enjoyed mixing basil and fennel when cooking, and I find this one reminds me a lot of that aroma presence. I rated this one at 3.29/5. It's not my favorite of the Simply Snuff line, but it's still pretty solid! I'd definitely suggest it if you wanna try something different and unique.
If you want to try these out, the entire line is available from MrSnuff.com! Don't forget, use code SNUBIE to get a sweet discount on your order. And don't forget to check out Simply Snuff on YouTube!
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