6 Photo - Afghan White
6 Photo - Afghan White
6 Photo - Afghan White has a fine grind and a dry texture, pale yellow-brown in colour. The blend uses natural tobacco with tasting notes of nut, herb, and a sweet edge underneath, with an earthy tobacco base. Nicotine strength is extra-strong, very high.
There is no menthol, camphor, or eucalyptus in this blend; the aroma is tobacco-forward with a nutty, bready character. The fine, dry consistency is typical of high-nicotine white snuffs.
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Isn't that strong and if you like barnyard smells it's for you
I'm more of a Wilson's best dark person. Just had to try it to see what the hype was about
I should've listened to Mr. Snuff saying Afghan White is now a Menthol Snuff! I personally hate Menthol, but I used to like it so I can understand the appear. The Nicotine is Very High though, third behind White Elephant & White Horse.
Looks like Dholakia White is unavailable now, which is a shame as Ioved it, even before they removed the Chlorine smell!
I wish there was a way to "wash" Menthol put of Snuff, but there isn't as Menthol is only slightly water soluable, & such a process apparently damages Snuff, reducing the Tobacco Leaf Smell. However this just tastes of Menthol now!
I bought this snuff when it first came out, maybe ten years ago. Although the story about it traversing the mountains, etc was interesting, when I opened the tub I thought White Elephant!!! When I took a micro pinch, I thought White Elephant! It’s good white snuff for sure, but I think it’s Indian snuff rebranded. I still like it, no matter where it’s from.
My first use of this snuff made me understand how Afghanistan earned the sobriquet "The Graveyard of Empires." The local warlords must have arranged for invading armies to receive large quantities of the stuff and then slaughtered them while they were incapacitated by it. In all seriousness, this snuff is extremely intense and packs more of a punch than any other snuff I have tried, A small amount, much smaller than you would imagine, can easily overwhelm the senses. I have come to enjoy it, but it isn't a snuff that I will use on an everyday basis and given how little of it is needed to achieve the desired effect, I doubt that I will use up the full container in my lifetime.