Bespoke Gin and Tonic Snuff

Bespoke Gin and Tonic Snuff

Brand:Bespoke
Name:Gin and Tonic
Style:Flavored
Grind:fine
Moisture:med dry
Kick:4
nicotine:3
Recommend:5
Notes(JPN):刻みは細かく、適度なキック。ジュニパー(ねずの実)の松ヤニっぽい青臭さにレモンピールの少しビターな香り。イメージ的には砂浜の傍の草むらの香り。カクテルのジントニックの爽快感はさすがに無理だが、ジンぽさは表現されていると思う。

Notes(EN):

another review

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Customer @marscigars.com
This is an extremely good snuff. Fine & almost dry. I pick up a couple different botanicals such as dried lemon and orange peels, angelica- which has a dill pickle scent, juniper berries which have a piney scent and coriander seeds (another name for cilantro) which I think gives it that slight basement smell and is finished off with a hint of the sea.

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Customer @marscigars.com
very, very good. fine grind with small white flecks through out. very, very, high in nic!!! lit me up more then my Rooster. it right up there with that other white nose powder. it will wake you up, and i think i even suffered some mild halucinations with this one. it has a great citrus background, a bit of tangyness to it and is very, very good, very easy to take, gels nicely. this is at the very top of my favorite list. other then needing to be sold in a much BIGGER package for a bit less in the money dept. i can say nothing bad about this one and is on of the very few earning 5 stars from myself! good job nick, and good job mike for keeping small blenders out there for us to enjoy! ps... DO NOT INGEST THIS ANYWHERE NEAR BED TIME! you may just find yourself sitting up watching tv when the alarm clock goes off signaling you to head off for a new day of work, LOL... trust me... tim

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chas @Snuffhouse.org
Upon opening the dull smash box I just received in the mail labeled: Bespokes Gin&Tonic a musty smell of pine and lemon creep their way up and to my nose. The smell is not initially pleasing and leaves one with an almost bland recollection of the smell. The pinch of it is only slightly less mediocre. A quick shot of lemon zest is quickly watered down with an almost tasteless tobacco. But as with so many fruits of the citrus nature there is a twist in this review. This is not a snuff for the snuff taker of scarce sights. It is instead created for the seeker of superbly crafted spirits. In other words. This snuff while not extraordinary recommends its self quite nicely to those with a fine taste for fine spirits. The snuff's apparent lackluster is its crowning jewl. Its ability to be unmemorable will allow it to compliment and enhance the memories of those sacred scotches, whimsical wines, and beautifully crafted brandies.

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omegapd @Snuffhouse.org
Chris' review of a musty smell in the tin was dead on. I didn't detect too much pine scent but it's in there along with the lemon and another spice- maybe cardamom? It smells very much like a Orange Spice tea bag. Like Chris, I found this fairly uninteresting and save the lemon flavor, very bland. Nicotine content was mild and the tobacco is not harsh at all. I'll probably use this as a "morning snuff" to get started in the day before breakfast. I doubt I would buy it again.

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Troutstroker @Snuffhouse.org
Its amazing what aromas other peoples noses pick up when smelling the same thing. In my opinion I love the smell of the G&T. I pick up a couple different botanicals such as dried lemon and orange peels, angelica- which has a dill pickle scent, orrisroot powder, juniper berries which have a piney scent and coriander seeds (another name for cilantro) which I think gives it that slight basement smell and is finished off with a hint of the sea.

But like everything else in the world, people smell things differently. Like an old friend from childhood who actually liked the smell of a skunk. And my cousin who seems to enjoy the smell of gasoline. And me who loves the smell of a pungent cheese.