Dholakia Manjul

This snuff is very good with green dragon took a pinch of both and I was in a fruit juice commercial with fruit juice flavors flying out of my nose! a good christmas treat these two snuffs are! Buy both! spices mints fruit juice flavors!

Light brown in color with a fine grind that sticks together well. The clove is present but not over powering. Mint adds a nice light cooling effect. If you are looking to blow your face of with menthol then this is not your snuff, and for that reason I find this very enjoyable.

I wasn't as impressed with this as I expected. I really didn't get the clove-mint/menthol described, more like, predominantly natural tobacco with hints of them. To me, it seems a bit more coarse, & dry, & although it has a nice mellow gentle warmth to it, it also seems to be a bit clogging for me, & the aroma is a mellow earthy subtle spicy type. Not a bad thing, if you prefer a more laid-back sensation. I prefer stronger medicated types, but I'm saving this for blending to tone the others down or add a bit of variety.

Light in colour and very finely ground, Manjul has a unique scent of cloves which dominates, along with a touch of menthol. The scent has some staying power, strength is moderate, making this is an excellent occasional snuff.

This is perhaps my favorite Dholakia snuff. The clove is very subtle and sweet, but the mint is very hard to detect. This is a fine introduction to Indian snuffs in general; it is complex without being overly perfumed. This is among my top ten snuffs, and I highly recommend it, even for beginners. Well done, Dholakia!