I tried this one for the first time a few weeks ago and was so impressed I just ordered two more pouches. Very complex flavor; menthol, some citrus, dried fruits, various spices. A bit of smokiness. I've read this was inspired by the home blends common among Bavarian coal miners, which would incorporate whatever baking spices were on hand. I'm surprised I don't see this one recommended more often, it's amazing.

This is a wonderful minty snuff without the menthol. Sometimes the menthol is too much and can rebound, leaving one feeling a smidge congested. Easy to take, sits in the nose great and is easy to prevent any drip. I'm going to try all the little ozona pucks after this one impressed me so much. Vitamin N is enough.

Pöschl makes excellent products, and Red Bull is one of their best sellers for a good reason. As its name suggests, it is auburn in color and features Pöschl’s hallmark; a lightly oiled demi-gros base flour with a smooth and fluffy texture. Generous amounts of menthol and eucalyptus are central to its aroma, alongside a touch of cedarwood oil. One doesn’t really smell any tobacco here until the menthol has subsided, but that is quite alright. Sometimes you want a nice bit of menthol, and for that Red Bull is supremely pleasant and moreish—and it doesn’t cause excessively runny noses nor throaty “drip”. Though it is similar in some respects to Gletscherprise, there are significant differences that snuff enthusiasts will notice right away. Red Bull is like Gletscherprise’s livelier and more talkative sibling, yet both are equally enjoyable to be around. A five-star snuff for sure.

Haven't received my order yet but am very excited to get. Cheers to our budding friendship.

I am a woman (also a pipe smoker) and yes, this is a "perfumed" snuff. As a member of the fairer **** I naturally prefer this style over the dark rustic tobacco scented variety. WOS has the most perfumed, feminine if you will, style of snuff so fellas, if that isn't your thing stick to SG or the German styles. To me, this is a vibrant, soapy, floral, and aromatic composition very Victorian in character. It really lifts my spirits.

What can I say that hasn't already been said, Jip is Great snuff highly recommended.

I am new to snuff and got a variety of McChrystals and this one is my favorite so far! It is not menthol and doesn't cause any discomfort when inhaling. It reminds me of cocoa

The burn is slight for there is a steady on rush of a plethora of different methylations. Done all the while smoothly with rich somewhat dark tobacco undertones. It's masterfully made, and easy on the nose. It would be like where Lg260 Haeges would make you jump out of bed waiting for your breath to come back with a running nose, Were Med. No99 is like an awaking to a dancing coolness clearing your pathways of breath. With a moderate high grade clean nicotine on going in your head to make those windows to the soul batter open wide and bright sunshine.

Goodness, this is amazing. Fresh, herbal, citrus, floral, and a kiss of mint, all in an artisan quality snuff in regular production. I can’t recommend this one highly enough!

Olde English was the very first I had ever tried, and I don't think I would have explored more if it weren't for the smooth and easy menthol flavored snuff. The best entry snuff anyone can ease into.

Having only tried Zyn and being underwhelmed - especially by their heavy use of acesulfame - I tried these and found them enjoyable, especially at work where I don't have the time or space for a cigar or pipe. I will be buying more of these!

Thank you.

By far one of the best I’ve tried so far I just ordered 8 more tins 5 stars 100%

Roslein is one of the most unique snuffing experiences I've ever had. Upon opening the tin you're greeted with the delicate scent of high-quality perfume. While I am not generally a fan of floral snuffs (sorry Rows of Sharrow), Roslein elevated the bouquet of flowers to something beyond overpowering potpourri. The fine, moist powder felt rich and luxurious, just like the aroma out of the tin and in the nostrils. Mixed with the smell of flowers is vanilla, ground fennel, and sweet almond, balanced out by a salty, musky, earthiness. This latter quality is no doubt the fruit of the ambergris used in the construction of this regal snuff. One sniff and you'll see why the qualities of this whale product have never been matched. Simply put, you won't find a snuff of this sophistication anywhere outside of Sir Walter Scott's.

You will not be disappointed with this one.