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Having enjoyed a variety of Samuel Gawith flake tobaccos I decided to give the Full Virginia a try. After breaking up the flake and giving it some drying time the tobacco burnt well from the get go. A decent smoke output, but certainly not vast plumes. The tastes from the get go are, as you may…
For me this is the perfect, all-day snuff. It's very easy to take and has a slight suggestion of citrus. I prefer a plain snuff for general use. It's always with me.
Silky Dark is one of my all time favourite snuffs and I use it almost every day. It’s dark, smokey, earthy and rich with plenty of nicotine and a medium, somewhat inconsistent grind. Moist when fresh containing that delicious scent of a farmyard many smokeless tobacco lovers crave. Very happy with…
Really, the date is very fresh and I wonder if its because this sells so well. I feel like this one tastes very much like pipe tobacco: Kendal Twist. The nicotine flavour is noticeable as soon as you open the tin.It has no additional fragrance， It is very pure.
Somebody kindly posted a message to me on this forum that Samuel Gawith flakes are always very moist and should be dried out before attempting to smoke them. With that in mind I took out a couple of flakes, rubbed them down to something that I thought resembled rubbed tobacco and then left them to…
Shockingly bad flake . Difficult to rub out to any degree , takes a monumental time to dry out and even when it has , it is even more of a chore keeping it lit. If there are any hints of rum and Latakia , i can't taste it, in fact it is very bland .
