Sir Walter Scotts - Thrice Brewed
I've never smelled anything like this. I cannot describe it. Absolutely amazing. Worth the money.
These guys don't play , like double chocolate but with tobacco. Alot of rich tobacco within tobacco my nose loves it .
im blown away by the richness and complexity of the aroma of this tobacco, it has a wonderful fruity almost candy like smell, and a scent of delicious tobacco it reminds me of a freshly opened pack of camel non-filters. Nicotine hit is more than enough to satisfy, i think that the fermentation/brewing process brings out some Vitamin N for sure, Coarse grind easy to take even easier to enjoy 5 out of 5 all day.
Very curious and similar to amber snuffs one of Polish, very niche snuff producer. I have them both, and honestly, I can't cleary say, which of them is better. Scotisch seems to be more balanced and toned, with a finer grindiing. Polish snuff im more intensive in good way and fatter. Both are equally good, and althoug very simmilar to each other, they are different in the same time.
Not sure why but the more I snuff this the more it has a sort of grape flavored candy aftertaste.
Not sure if this applies to anyone else but me. My sense of smell is utterly gone from 20 yrs of puffing on nails.
but still a 4 and coming back for more.
it has a good strong but gradual vitamin N release. with no burn no matter how far up your nose you get it.
Has a pleasant vinegary smell once opened. Very moist and smooth to snuff. No Burn at all, however you do have to give it a hardy sniff to get it all to stay in your nose due to the coarseness and weight of the grains from the moisture.
Has a good vitamin N content, but a more gradual release.
I would 5 star this if not for the difficulty in getting it to stay in the nose. IF you don't kind of snort it, expect some black rain from your nose.
Amazing snuff. Beautiful fruity smell that lingers. Hefty nicotine punch. The grind is almost perfect - moist, coarse and very easy to snuff.
Perfect texture; fine enough to inhale easily, coarse enough not to gag. Cigar-like aroma, rich, musty. Plenty of punch but easy to enjoy.
Thrice brewed is a delightful snuffing experience, both from an ease of use perspective and an aroma one. The snuff is quite coarse, and therefore easy to take, in spite of its coarseness, this snuff also manages to deliver pleasant punch of nicotine. In the aroma department Thrice Brewed earns another A plus, for it possesses a complex mixture of salty, sweet, vinegar, and dried fruit notes. it smells almost as though it has perique in it.
This one grew on me. The salt and arrack make a very vaguely sweet tobacco forward snuff. But the arrack gives it a plummy character. And I swear I smell the salt air of the sea in this snuff. I suspect the boiling/salting business adds a great deal to the complexity of this blend. Thrice Brewed has a lovely coarse & moist grind that SWS does so well. This is a delicious and satisfying snuff. Not as much nicotine as Aged Border Rapee but sufficient enough. Thrice Brewed is another must-try Sir Walter Scott snuff. Excellent. Highly recommended Rating: 8/10. Nic: average Flavor: plummy tobacco. Interest: addictive Rotation: often Buy?: yes
Being somewhat new to Snuff I wondered why the high price for this blend. Now I see why. This is scrumptious and delicious. A little bit coarser mash than others, but wonderfully so. By far the best of what I've had thus far.
Another masterpiece from Sir Walter Scott. Rich and complex with layer upon layer of natural tobacco scents that are anything but plain. Johnny's ability to coax such eloquence from a leaf is awe inspiring.
There are fleeting notes of spirits, fruit, nuts, cocoa, citrus and freshly sawn wood.
Beautiful deep mahogany color with medium moisture, a medium-coarse mill and a satisfying hit of Vitamin N make this snuff an indulgence suitable as an aperitif and a nightcap. Versatile enough for all day, but best savored slowly and carefully to fully appreciate the nuances and depth of this extraordinary creation. Kudos.
When one chooses to drive a Royce or a Bugati, one expects to pay for the priveledge. At nearly $13.00 U.S. for 15 grams, one expects a flawlessly-crafted and artistic nasal snuff, and again Sir Walter Scott's exceeds expectations. The word "complex" does not begin to describe this snuff. The tobaccos used are delicious in aroma and nose feel, revealing new and marvelous scents with each passing moment in the nostrils. The fermented tobaccos yield an amazingly high nicotine level without a hint of burn, and one senses smoke, then new mown hay, then a good English Stout, then...? This snuff will never bore one nor disappoint. I cannot recommend this brilliant creation highly enough, and while I am not as expert as other reviewers here or elsewhere, I do know a work of art when I insuflate one. Beautiful. I only wish I could give it a rating above a simple "5."