This fits criteria for a session snuff. An Indian snuff with mild sea scent, and a nicotine kick. The price is very reasonable for such a unique, yet distinguished powder. Balanced mixtures are hard to come by, which makes this a must try.
Extremely lovely quality white Snuff. Slightly less strong in Nicotine than White Elephant, but White Horse still kicks like a Horse! 🐎
Not as fine a powder as Elephant, so Horse gets on my Lungs less, which is a good thing. ❤️
I love your product but this time there is a metal container believe it or not that's spilled a lot of its snuff I'll send you some pictures but let me make it clear I do love your product but some improvement on shipping practices would probably be enormously helpful
Thanks for the feedback and please accept our apologies for the damaged goods. If you contact Kay at support@mrsnuff.com, she will arrange a refund for the damaged product.
I will send your comments to JNK, the manufacturer, to see if they can improve their tins. I will also ask our warehouse staff to ensure the lids are as secure as they can be before packing.
Extremely light and dusty. The tobacco is a mild "malty" tasting one, with a faint spicy note, like nutmeg. This subtle, quaint taste sets you up for the "sucker punch" of nicotine. This has to be in the top five for nicotine.
More dry than a dried out can of Bruton Scotch, this dirt cheap Indian white worked itself into my next order after the successes I've had by Janta, Rustica Standard and Dragon Madras. I can't seem to find White Elephant so this seems to be the go to substitute. First thought is that it reminds me of a less barnyard Dholakia Sparrow. It's a clean, plain, slightly nutty light colored super fine snuff. Nicotine content can't match Dragon Madras, but I kind of prefer the lack of the ghee frying. Tin note is slightly acidic, and has a sharp bite. I can't believe this is so cheap, it's already one of my favorite Indians. I cut my teeth on Scotches learning not to choke so I was well prepared but neophytes beware. If you've found Indian Snuffs too scented like I did at first you must try this.
After a rough start with the white elephant I totally fell in love with it!. High nicotine and a very noteworthy burn was soon what I desired. The white horse is very pleasant almost no burn. Glad I bought 5 30gram tins
with the kids arguing all time i need a get away moment your snuff does it for me }{.
Find it much easier on the snolzzer, It's grind is dry yet silky,fluffy, It's starting to grow on me with it's balanced warm-earth slight brushed nutty like flavor. You might find yourself riding or at the very least having smooth gritty sex with this White Horse habitually. She Don't mind as long as it's consensual.
Phenolic, somewhat cloying tin note may be a bit off-putting but once in the nose, it fades to a mild and slightly nutty scent. Very legit nicotine load. Highly recommended if you can take Indian white snuffs comfortably.
A very nice white snuff that is strong. It has a very neutral aroma to it. I have come to love 8 photo Janta snuffs. If you like other Indian white snuffs you surely will not be disappointed in this one. Try it who knows you very well may have a new favourite.
If you like White Elephant from "41 Photo" then you should almost surely pick this one up. Both are very fine, very dry, very high nicotine, tan (almost white) snuffs. For a while White Elephant seemed to have a nearly mythological/legendary status in the community due to its unavailability and reputation as one of the strongest snuffs out there (often compared to the "Dholakia White" that I have been unable to acquire). If you haven't heard these names before its probably unlike any snuff you've tried. They're considered the opposite of an easy to take "beginner snuff" but personally I took an immediate like to them.
I don't think I like it /better/ than White Elephant, except that the availability and price of White Horse makes it much easier to keep around. Has a bit more of a "tobacco" and nutty flavor like a toast than White Elephant, which shares more flavor with the common perfumed Indian snuff (both could almost be described as unscented). When I had a 250g tin of White Elephant it was definitely a daily driver for me, and I can see this becoming the same. Might be blasphemy but I highly enjoyed mixing White Elephant (before the price increase) with a variety of snuffs to tone down their moisture content. If you've read this far, definitely give this one a try!!