Viking Dark Rappee 100g

I finally decided to buy a bulk container of this because the Wilson's tins dry out so fast. This shares a similarity with other Wilson's/F&T dark snuffs, having a similar tobacco base as the Brunswick Black Rappee and Santo Domingo and Princes. This however is unscented, just a beautiful dark fired Virginia Seed. Aroma that comes through is dark, fermented, woodsy, and slightly sweet. Also has a strong aroma of tarmac and hint of leather. I also detect a slightly sweet grassy note, and there is quite a burn but the nicotine on this one is higher than most - approaching the South Africans and Indian madras in terms of potency. The only issue is if you want to use this as an all day every day snuff (like me) you're gonna have a black and runny nose, so make sure you keep some tissues close by. The burn in the nose might turn off some newer to snuff but I crave this kind of dark snuff.

I finally decided to buy a bulk container of this because the Wilson's tins dry out so fast. This shares a similarity with other Wilson's/F&T dark snuffs, having a similar tobacco base as the Brunswick Black Rappee and Santo Domingo and Princes. This however is unscented, just a beautiful dark fired Virginia Seed. Aroma that comes through is dark, fermented, woodsy, and slightly sweet. Also has a strong aroma of tarmac and hint of leather. I also detect a slightly sweet grassy note, and there is quite a burn but the nicotine on this one is higher than most - approaching the South Africans and Indian madras in terms of potency. The only issue is if you want to use this as an all day every day snuff (like me) you're gonna have a black and runny nose, so make sure you keep some tissues close by. The burn in the nose might turn off some newer to snuff but I crave this kind of dark snuff.

I finally decided to buy a bulk container of this because the Wilson's tins dry out so fast. This shares a similarity with other Wilson's/F&T dark snuffs, having a similar tobacco base as the Brunswick Black Rappee and Santo Domingo and Princes. This however is unscented, just a beautiful dark fired Virginia Seed. Aroma that comes through is dark, fermented, woodsy, and slightly sweet. Also has a strong aroma of tarmac and hint of leather. I also detect a slightly sweet grassy note, and there is quite a burn but the nicotine on this one is higher than most - approaching the South Africans and Indian madras in terms of potency. The only issue is if you want to use this as an all day every day snuff (like me) you're gonna have a black and runny nose, so make sure you keep some tissues close by. The burn in the nose might turn off some newer to snuff but I crave this kind of dark snuff.

Easy on the burn, it starts with a fresh n yuppie like strange compost flavor, that quickly becomes a hard riden horse leather permeating blast that lingers, with slight Carmel dancing undertones. Creeping warm onrush of vitamin N that's time delayed, but rewarding n steady. Having just tried this snuff in a cold n frosty morn I have to add excellent winter snuff.

Easy on the burn, it starts with a fresh n yuppie like strange compost flavor, that quickly becomes a hard riden horse leather permeating blast that lingers, with slight Carmel dancing undertones. Creeping warm onrush of vitamin N that's time delayed, but rewarding n steady. Having just tried this snuff in a cold n frosty morn I have to add excellent winter snuff.