Bergamot...Bergamot...Bergamot

[Ban Pluak]

Still very much a new Snuser, so it may just be me, but I have a question about...you guessed it...Bergamot.

Now as I am so very new to Snus, I won't name a company because as I say it may be me and for Thailand he is providing a very valuable service, considering the difficulty of getting anything different here.

I have now tried 10 different flavours from this company and I find that Bergamot gives me terrible acid, so I would prefer to avoid heavy bergamot in a snus, but all but 2 of them taste primarily of it. Is this normal in all snus that bergamot is added in large quantities?

Also, i assume because of low demand, ALL the cans I have are well out of date. Now I realise that if stored properly there is no problem with this but I am having trouble tasting the flavours in the snus at all apart from the, repeatedly, mentioned bergamot. Again is this normal in all snus that the flavours are almost unidentifiable? could the other flavouring have worn off over time stored? The snus are nice and moist so that isn't an issue.

I have some swedish snus coming from SnusCENTRAL at the moment, so I will have a better idea then but in teh mean time can anyone enlighten me? I even have a peppermint los (longcut) in atm and again it just tastes the same as a bergamot white.

Will I see a big difference in the ones I have on the way?

[psychicferret]

I think you'll find it's one of the base flavouring added to a lot of traditional recipes, I wouldn't call myself a snus aficionado so, I has little clue. But perhaps odens licorice might be one I don't think offloads or phantoms have much in but as I said me can't decent different flavours to well. But yer you'll prob find that it's the case with a lot of snus that they use it, I think it balances the tobacco.

[Ban Pluak]

Maybe it's just something I'm going to have to get used to. Just surprising it's all I can taste apart from tobacco when it starts to drip.