Kendal is a place (a town in England) Like Cognac is a place (a region in France). Kendal Brown is a lose description of a type of snuff that was blended there. Traditionally, it is a floral snuff (I believe featuring geraniums). Today many snuff makers offer their own variation of this snuff under the name Kendal Brown.
Regardless, Gawith and Hoggarth's breaks with the more common trend. Unlike the heavily perfumed version of KB produced by F&T, Gawith's version is a natural, unscented tobacco. The smell is of an old study or book store. It is deep, rich, and slightly sweet. The scent has just the right amount of staying power
The grind is coarse so you wont have it hit the back of your throat. However, the coarseness of the grind can actually make it tricky to keep in the noes (but not any where as bad as say a Schmalzler style snuff).
As with most G&W snuffs there is a nice noes burn and a decent nicotine kick.
This is a really good natural snuff (by no means one dimensional but complex and satisfying). Give it a try
Regardless, Gawith and Hoggarth's breaks with the more common trend. Unlike the heavily perfumed version of KB produced by F&T, Gawith's version is a natural, unscented tobacco. The smell is of an old study or book store. It is deep, rich, and slightly sweet. The scent has just the right amount of staying power
The grind is coarse so you wont have it hit the back of your throat. However, the coarseness of the grind can actually make it tricky to keep in the noes (but not any where as bad as say a Schmalzler style snuff).
As with most G&W snuffs there is a nice noes burn and a decent nicotine kick.
This is a really good natural snuff (by no means one dimensional but complex and satisfying). Give it a try
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