Fribourg & Treyer Morocco Snuff

Fribourg & Treyer Morocco Snuff

Brand:Fribourg & Treyer
Name:Morocco
Style:flavored
Grind:coarse
Moisture:moist
Kick:4
nicotine:4
Recommend:4
Notes(JPN):刻みは荒く、キックは強め。アフリカ・ゲラニウム(ゼラニウム)の野趣あふれる香りが楽しめる。フローラルに分類されるだろうが甘さは一切無く、ジンバブエ葉の香りと調和している。

Notes(EN):grind is coarse, strong kick.You feel wild smell of Geranium Africani.Sweetness is not at all, and harmonizes with the smell of a Zimbabwe leaf.

another review

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Shop @marscigars.com
Morocco is flavored with Geranium Africani. The tobaccos in this snuff are: Zimbabwe Flue Cured Stem, Dark Fired Leaf & Sun Cured Leaf.

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Customer @marscigars.com
Floral without being too perfumey...a medium fine texture with a nice flavor.

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Ian Turnbull @NasalSnuffClub
Dark brown in colour, coarse moist grind.The fragrance is fresh, crisp geranium and the floral topnotes are reminiscent of an English cottage garden following a light summer shower of rain. Delicate scents tease the nose with their honesty and clarity, unashamedly evoking the spirit of Mother Nature in all her sensual charm. The aromas lose nothing of their innocence as they gently caress the nose into wakefulness, refreshing groggy senses and flirtatiously suggesting a promise of further delights to follow.A delightfully mild & fragrant snuff - ideal for the novice.

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Ian Turnbull @NasalSnuffClub
Morocco's main flavoring is listed as Geranium Africani, which they also call an exotic flavor. Whatever it is, it really works for me! It has a lemony citrus note that I find very enjoyable. The grind is medium and it is very moist, similar to Old Paris. This is another snuff that is easy on the nose, so you can take pretty large doses. It's middle of the road in strength, which makes it a good all day snuff. I'll definitely be ordering more of this one!

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Matthew @Snuffhouse.org
It's fine/medium grind, medium moisture, a lovely deep brick red/brown colour and, in my view, like a lot of F&T's floral snuffs, quite strongly scented although fairly low in nicotine. The only scent used I think is an African Geranium. I think the idea is to take quite a big pinch (or spoon in my case) and that way one gets a lasting flavour without sending oneself into a headspin. I like it, but it's not one of my favourites, even among the F&T range.