Duck Soup is one of my very favourite Marx Brothers Movies.
Duck Soup starred Groucho (as Rufus T. Firefly), Harpo, Chico and Zeppo, as well as Margert Dumont who was on hand to be the butt of Groucho's jokes and general buffoonery.
Duck Soup has a Rustic tobacco base, medium grind and plenty of moisture.
The scent of Citrus, Cinnamon, Rosemary, and Clove are bold and distinctive, and provide a memorable snuffing experience. The nicotine content is absolutely full on!
"During last 2 years I've reviewed over 350 Snuffs on my Simply Snuff! YouTube Channel. The time has come to put the experience and knowledge I have acquired to good use!
These four new Snuffs bring together a delicious range of base tobaccos and toppings to provide a new and unique snuff experience!Thanks for all your support and kindness, and I hope you enjoy these Snuffs as much as I do.
Chin Chin
Simon"
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Customer Reviews
Great stuff! At first, when I opened the tin and took a whiff, I didn't care for the scent. However, after having a couple toots of it, I instantly fell in love. It's almost like pho scented snuff without the savory scent of broth. Highly, highly suggest this one
Biodleam snuff is possibly the most complex flavonoids I have sampled and I’m totally satisfied with it fives stars my normal go to is jip or red bull but this is simply nip drawer folks can’t recommend it enough. Keep up the good work. ✌🏻😊
I was a bit skeptical about Simon’s new line of snuffs since he has only been taking snuff for a couple years, and I’ve been snuffing since the 1970s. Well, I’m not skeptical any more. This snuff is one of the best I’ve ever had. The tobacco, moisture level, nicotine and most of all, the scent, and irresistible. I can’t identify all the individual scents, but the cinnamon and camphor, perhaps thyme, all come together to make a lovely, unique snuff, which makes me want another pinch. Bravo Simon!
Bought this on your recommendation, only just started using snuff and have only seen your reviews on YouTube and even your tutorial 🤣wanted to do it right🤣. Wish I'd come across your site before, I've bought some from another place who's descriptions were very vague and then bought the duck soup and wow ... I love it.... I Always got some with me, I look forward to the next review that catches my attention. You've won my custom... Keep up the good work
Snuffs generally fall into traditional types such as: plains, menthols, toasts, SPs, florals, fruits, spices, etm. Each manufacture has a different style depending on the base tobacco used and the dosage of toppings applied, but usually the outcome is both predictable and defined. It is rare to find a new or unique flavour combination. While I have had many anis flavoured snuffs, I have never tried one in which star anis and sweet basil are combined. Similar in structure to SNUV’s “Black Ice” (which is one of my favourites), the basil combined with anis really creates a new offshoot in snuff’s evolutionary tree.
At first address “Horse Feather’s” surprises and may be off-putting. This fluffy, brown, medium-ground snuff smells of Pernod steeped in basil. Upon uptake, its sweet burn brings forth the combination of basil and star anise support by allspice, flowers and perhaps a hint of clove. As it lingers, its brilliance rises like the morning sun and memories of Provence flood the frontal lobes. Definitely a foodsnuff, I had the pleasure of enjoying it with a traditional Bouillabaisse accompanied by rouille and pan roasted bread. Excellent with bruschetta, I am certain that “Horse Feathers” has a place at any Mediterranean meal. Well verse in nicotine, it will heighten the senses and carry you through the craving for a post-epicurean nap.