Copenhagen Southern blend

[Tracer]

Northerner just got in stock in their FB page



Anyone try it? Snuson's finest check in

[devilock76]

Northerner just got in stock in their FB page

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Anyone try it? Snuson's finest check in

Not yet, been meaning too next time I spot it in a B&M store around here. I hear good things about it though.

Ken

[phantom]

I tried it don't like it original fine cut was always my fav.

[whalen]

Yes, too sweet, and it is dip. Sweet tea dip. Lots of info available for this dip, go to gosmokeless and search. And asking for replies from snuson's finest really limits the amount of responses you will get, but I decided they would not mind too much if I answered just this once.

[Reynard]

Copenhagen Southern Blend is for whalen alright, I mean have you ever seen him and the sasquatch in the same room?

[Skell18]

It tastes like a slightly sweet Copenhagen long cut.

[crullers]

Skell's got it pretty much summed up. The sweetness isn't overpowering and when it fades the natural flavour comes out more. I really like it.

[Skell18]

Skell's got it pretty much summed up. The sweetness isn't overpowering and when it fades the natural flavour comes out more. I really like it.

This, its very nice, good to know northerner have it now, I was onto my last can.

[Tracer]

Got 2 cans of Southern Blend on the way and 3 cand Redman Longcut, will post review pronto

[nate.n]

I agree with skell on this one. Its pretty good. I just wish they would have used the same quality tobacco they use in their original long cut. You find the occasional stick or stem in it at times and its no where near as soft on the gums

[Tracer]

I agree with skell on this one. Its pretty good. I just wish they would have used the same quality tobacco they use in their original long cut. You find the occasional stick or stem in it at times and its no where near as soft on the gums

No long cut is soft on the gums. haha the fact they named it southern blend actually makes a lot of sense given some of the descriptions

[nate.n]

No long cut is soft on the gums. haha the fact they named it southern blend actually makes a lot of sense given some of the descriptions

Cope long cut is softer on by gums because they use higher quality tobacco. If you notice there is not hard chunks like stem material in it. Just my opinion though.

[resnor]

I feel like it is their Whiskey/Natural blend repackaged and renamed. Didnt really get a sweet flavor from it. More tobacco, hay...reminds me of the smell in a hay barn. Sounds bad, but I like it...just don't think it's much different than existing flavors.