Sweet snuff?

[Frosted]

I've settled on WoS Best SP and Tom Buck as my main snuff but it's very nice to have a sweet snuff also as those are very dry and a sweet snuff is like a kinda dessert now and again - like Radford Premium.
Can any of you guys suggest another one for me? Are there any WoS that match Radford Premium in sweetness? What would you suggest?

Thanks in advance.

[lxskllr]

Crumbs of Comfort maybe. That's a spearmint/peppermint blend.

[crullers]

Another option is to get some Honey Bee and mix it with another snuff to get a sweet version of that snuff. I did this with Toque Apricot and it was nice.

[Frosted]

Lxs - Tried Crumbs before and believe it or not I'm not a Spearmint fan even though I was a Thunder Frosted freak.

What's Rum & Raisin like or something like that.

[Skell18]

I've settled on WoS Best SP and Tom Buck as my main snuff but it's very nice to have a sweet snuff also as those are very dry and a sweet snuff is like a kinda dessert now and again - like Radford Premium.
Can any of you guys suggest another one for me? Are there any WoS that match Radford Premium in sweetness? What would you suggest?

Thanks in advance.

WoS Strawberry is quite sweet but more floral than anything. Vanilla is nice and sweet and a nice after dinner snuff.

[Frosted]

Thanks Skell, had my eye on the vanilla as a possibility. Might try that next time now you've mentioned it.

[lxskllr]

German snuffs tend to be sweeter if you're inclined to buy out of country. Schmaltzers are mostly sweet, and Bernard in particular has some nice sweetish menthols. Zwiefacher and Wies n Snuff are good.

[Frosted]

Are those German schmaltzer snuffs coarse and are they of decent nicotine?

[lxskllr]

Are those German schmaltzer snuffs coarse and are they of decent nicotine?

The ones I listed I wouldn't call coarse. They're more a medium grind, but pretty moist. I'll tap some out on the back of my hand, and then break it up with the corner of the box. They're generally easy to snuff, but some of the schmaltzers can get clumpy in the nose if you use a lot. Nicotine is on the low side of average I think. I don't have a good grasp of snuff nicotine to be a good judge though. My range seems to be almost nothing, to blistering, without much in between.

[Frosted]

Thanks lxskllr.

[Monkey]

I will second WOS Vanilla as a sweet snuff. Peach Cobbler was sweet as well...but good.

[daz]

try some samuel gawith hazelnut, it has a lovely sweet earthy nutty scent thats nice and dark and med moist with a fair bit of nic too with a classic SG tobacco base.
its a nice snuff but its sweetness stops me useing it as a allday snuff,but it may just the thing your looking for ???
but with sg snuffs only buy the 25g tins as there nice and fresh dew to the air tight seal they use on the tins.....

[Frosted]

Thanks Daz and Monkey.

[whalen]

I would also recommend you try WOW coconut toffee. It has lovely coconut, sweet but not too much, and it is based on the Dholakia fubar tobacco. It is a nice change of pace for me, a favorite.

Not sure it is still available, but the Lotzbeck vanilla is darker and sweetened with maple I believe, I used to mix it with a scotch for a great snuff.

@extreme - you are checking out this site for ideas right? http://snuffreviews.com/index.php

It takes a bit of time to develop a feel for which reviewers you share tastes with. But these reviews have been a great help, you just have to parse out some of the outlier reviews.

[Frosted]

Thanks Whalen.
Even though I snuffed a lot before and then left it, I'm finding it's like snus. My tastes are still developing and I have to kiss a few frogs before I find the right ones. It's going to be a case of one mans snuff is another mans doggie doos. Even though I like the WoS SP and Tom Buck I'm finding that over the long term they're too dry and fine. I think my next buy will turn more towards Germany and I'll experiment. Vanilla does seem to be one that I'll like as the Radford Premium is a major hit with me, but I'm not a fan of coconut or hazelnut. I really appreciate all of your suggestions.