Dean Swift Dr. Johnson’s Snuff

Dean Swift Dr. Johnson’s Snuff

Brand:Dean Swift
Name:Dr. Johnson’s
Style:menthol
Grind:fine
Moisture:dry
Kick:4
nicotine:3
Recommend:3
Notes(JPN):刻みは細かく、キックは強め。メンソールの主張が激しく、カンファー(クスノキ)がその主張を人工的な香りにしている印象。メンソールが好きなら試してみては・・・

Notes(EN):Grind is fine, strong kick.Camphor add artificial smell to strong menthol.If you like menthol type, it is trying worth,maybe..

another review

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Customer @marscigars.com
Dr. Johnson's is more than camphor menthol. What, i don't know. The camphor is quite hidden. It does have menthol in it, but there seems to be some other nice flavors in there as well.

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DriftFactor @Nasal Snuff Club
"Dr Johnson" is a moist, light chocolate brown, fine-grained "medicated" snuff which tastes pretty much like a plain menthol to me. I'm not a menthol fan so I can't say how good a snuff it is in that department. They all strike me about the same, except I would say that if I were to choose between McCrystal's Original and Dr Johnson I'd go with McCrystal's because of a stronger initial menthol kick and richer tobacco undertone.

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Jacob @Nasal Snuff Club
A menthol somewhat similar to McChrystal's Original and Genuine. I still prefer the McChrystal's, however. But it works in a pinch. Ha.

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Kid Dynamo @SnuffTalk.org
A somewhat fine grind made with camphor and menthol; sneezing is a somewhat regular occurrence. The smell of this blend is initially subjugated by the nicotine - Dean Swift appear to have infused this snuff with the most jingoistic nicotine this side of W.E. Garrett & Sons, as it takes over your nose with a tingling (non-snuffers who had it refer to it as a slight, if not pleasant, burning)... only to be subjugated by a light menthol smell later on.