I've tried dozens of different kinds of snuff over the years, but this one is my favorite, and I think it always will be. I haven't tried many other toasts, but I don't think I need to. The flavor is as described and really is great. It's my deserted island or end of the world snuff for sure, and that's why I just ordered a 450g tub of it, which took forever to find it available! I've only gone that big before on Viking Brown and I still have some left. In fact, I'm using the last of it that I got 5-6 years ago as an almost unfortunate (by comparison) backup as I impatiently wait for my current order of High Dry T.

The grind is perfect, and of course it's dry, but it's neither too fine nor too dry. And of course, it's nice and strong! I don't think I've come across another snuff that's quite as strong. I have some Toque Rustica and it's supposed to be one of the strongest out there, but it's so dusty fine that I can't ever overload on it, and it's too easy to inhale. The High Dry T is an easy, clean blow, and not messy at all before or after, like some snuffs can be for me. It's not fatiguing at all, either by flavor or any other factor, and I can use it any time and love it every time.

High toast is my favorite. In my past & orders I always order the smaller kind. Ordered this size this time because they were out of stock. Took an extra 2weeks,to be able to ship but I know its worth the wait

Now each English snuff producer has at least one high dry toast, but this is probably the best unflavored one I have tried. It's dry and fine, as are the rest of the toasts, but Fribourg & Treyer seem to take the edge off of this kind of snuff. Many toasts are similar, but have different subtleties per snuff maker. They seem to have created an 'elegant' high dry toast, if there ever was one. I'd definitely recommend this to a novice and above snuffer. Beginners should probably stay away.

I got off to a rocky start with this snuff. I was still a beginner when I first decided to try it, and hadn't even mastered using the easier snuffs, let alone high dry toasts. I took a sniff and it went straight to the back of my throat, a very uncomfortable sensation. But I was persistent, and I tried and tried again until I got it right. And thank goodness I did, because it has become one of my all-day, go-to snuffs.

The flavor is wonderful, and seems to become stronger as you use it more and more. I get buttery, nutty, almost bread-like flavors. There's a little bit of smoke, but it's very balanced against the other flavors. It's very rich. The nicotine level is very satisfactory.

I can't get enough of this stuff. I would highly recommend it to anybody, even beginners. Sure, it's a pretty difficult snuff for a beginner to use, but it really taught me how to control my sniffing. Once you master this snuff, everything else will seem easy by comparison. Conversely, if you're a more experienced snuffer and you somehow haven't tried this stuff yet, buy a can now. I sincerely doubt that it will disappoint you.

Wow just wow!!! I am a huge fan of the American scotches especially square. I love the smokiness of them. This is completely different but in a great way. Not quite as dry as Americans but pretty close. This has a very smooth nutty buttery flavor that is just wonderful. This is a great smooth flavorful all day snuff. This will all ways be a regular in my collection if not my goto snuff.