This schmalzer has a beautiful touch of coco with a steady flow of rich expresso, very easy to take for snuff of its sort. I want to thank everyone at mr.snuff for this product trully wonderful! Tom

This is a very nice snuff. Easy on the nose, no burn , no ammonia or perfume, just a medium grind not too dry masterpiece that is hard to lay down. I'm glad I got the 100 g bag. If you like chocolate coffee kinda with hints of brown sugar, you will love this. I like it for a new all day snuff. But be warned, have a hankie ready for you will have some drippage

Like the other reviews, this coffee/ chocolate snuff is delightful! Soft on the nose, easily snuffed up in large portions, great texture, not too moist, not too dry, like Goldilocks " just right"! If you like the other Poschl schmalzlers, you love this one. Get some, you won't regret having this in your collection.

This is a great schmalzler, perhaps my personal favorite. I like that it isn't extremely moist, nor is it extraordinarily coarse. These factors make Perlesreuter one of the easier schmalzlers to take.

The scent is incredibly rich. I get mainly chocolate and coffee, but I also get a subtle aroma of dark fruit (maybe date or fig, I'm not entirely sure). It's a sweet, decadent smell. Once I start in on Perlesreuter, I have a hard time stopping. It just smells delightful.

I'd put the nicotine level around medium plus. It doesn't give me a buzz, but it certainly soothes the beast. Like most schmalzlers, it can be messy to use. That being the case, this is not one that I use out in public. But when I'm at home by myself, I can't get enough of it.

I highly recommend Schmalzler Perlesreuter. Beginners and experts alike should give this one a whirl. It will always have a place in my rotation.

Pearls of Joy. No, that's not the translation of Perlereuter, but the excellent Brasil tobacco forms itself into little dark pearls, so the name sounds fitting. Chocolate and coffee? Yes, but there's so much more here to enjoy. It is sweet, easy to take, makes copious amounts of moisture in the nose (keep your handkerchief close by), but it also offers a series of subtler flavors, from a nicely fermented date or fig to a very soft vanilla note that seems to be the last flavor to hit the olfactory center. Unlike other schmalzlers, this one has less a "fermented" flavor and more overall richness to its basic notes. This means that this schmalzler is ideal for beginning snuff takers and connoisseurs alike. Not for every taste, but if you're going to try a schmalzler, this might well be the first one to try. Don't be afraid of the big bag; trust me, you'll use it up quickly. I gave it 4 instead of five stars, simply because this won't be everyone's cup of tea. Schmalzler fans however, will rejoice.