It's been a few years since I've had this one. The last time I had it was back in 2021 when it was called
Zyn Bellini. Swedish Match has relaunched it as Zyn Peach, so I figured I'd grab a can for review. I did an order on
Snusio.com recently and grabbed myself a can for review. The flavor description for this one says "
A taste of peach, green grapes and fruit tea". This is unchanged from the last time I had it. Each can weighs 8g and has 20 pouches, at 0.4g each. The nicotine content sends at 3mg/pouch. This is below the "light" strength level, so this is for those who don't have very high nicotine cravings. Now, let's pop open a can, dive in, and see how it tastes.
In the aroma, I pick up a mild, light, ripe aroma of peach. It's not overly sweet, which is nice. There also does seem to be a faint hint of white grape to it, as well. The pouches are small, flat, and dry. Much like the US Zyn, these are kinda stiff in the lip. But, they do soften up over time as they get more moist under your upper lip. In the flavor, it's pretty much as I remember it from last time. The peach flavor is quite mild, and has a subtle sweetness to it. It's pretty decent, all in. The strength is super light though. At 3mg/pouch, I really don't feel anything from it. If I use two, I pick up a little bit, but not a lot. The flavor longevity is shorter, but it's a dry pouch. So usually I keep them in about 30 minutes or so.
Rating and Final Thoughts
This one sits at 2.75/5 for me. The pouch is a little dry, and the strength is a little light. I'm not the biggest fan of the mini dry Zyn pouches. I know they're popular and a lot of people enjoy them, but they're not my cup of tea. But, if you're one of the folks out there (of which there are many) that like the mini dry Zyn pouches, you may enjoy this one. It does have a decent flavor to it.
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