Posts Tagged ‘olde viking snus’

Snus Review: DrSnus vs. Olde Viking Original

So, after GN Tobacco folka sent me this letter and claimed that my Doctorate of Snusology was printed at home (it was) on a dot matrix printer (again true), they must have seen my blog which said, “I haven’t had any snus made by these guys, and I probably won’t unless people start raving [...]


Questions Abound About Today’s New Snus

Today we’re seeing two new snus on the horizon. First, there’s Jakobsson’s Wintergreen.

This is the newest snus offering from Gotlandssnus, a high quality though low-key snus maker. This, however, is somewhat interesting. These portions are slightly bigger than your average pouch. Here are the mathematics…
Typical Snus Tin = 24 grams
J’s WG Tin = 24 grams
Typical [...]


Letter from GN Tobacco

Got an email today from someone at GN tobacco, makers of the Olde Viking snus. I’m not sure what to make of it, so I’ll let you decide:
I send you a few lines. I think it is some missunderstanding about GN Tobaccos process.
Fermentation in the US are made at room temperature and it is a [...]


Hockey Puck Snus Part II

So, these guys who took over what’s probably the worst snus factory in Europe have come out with another snus and stuck it in a different colored hockey puck. This time, the snus is ginger lime flavored and the puck is bronze — I think it’s bronze… maybe it’s burnt orange or copper or donkey [...]


Virgin Mary Snus & Bucket-o-Snus

January is almost through. It’s been a tough month for snus fans. We learned Claq Qui and General Maxi are being retired. I ordered a good amount of each, and am currently using a Claq.
But there was something odd about my tin of Claq. I saw a sign. Take a look:

That’s right. The Virgin Mary [...]