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  • gentlemanly
    Banned Users
    • Mar 2008
    • 247
    #1

    Grand Prix Snus

    Well I bought the first of three flavors of Grand Prix snus today. The flavors are wintergreen, spearmint, and original, at $3.99 a can. I got the spearmint (would post a pic, but haven't figured out how to do that). This is not quite as sweet as the Camel frost, but did give me a bit of a minty burn which I kind of liked...again...not as bad as the camel. 20 pouches, .6 grams per pouch. Manufactured in Sweden (by Snusab) under the authority of Liggett Group. This snus lasts for a long time, I had my first portion in for about an hour and forty five minutes before it started to get just a teeny bit runny, until then...no snus juice at all. When it did run...it tasted a little like cardboard though. Overall it was pretty decent. But then again, my tastes are pretty different from many on this forum.
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  • Doc Robot
    Member
    • Apr 2008
    • 24
    #2
    I'm really glad you enjoyed this stuff...

    REALLY glad...

    :wink:

    I picked a can up this week at my local Low Bob's Discount Tobacco (2.49$ US a can). I went with the Wintergreen.

    This stuff is single-handedly the worst thing I have ever put in my trap. The flavor was non-existent for about the first ten minutes, then I was treated to the oh-so-wonderful flavor of cardboard for another half an hour. Had the can not stated that the flavor was, in fact, wintergreen, I would have had no idea that it even had a flavor.

    I would actually willfully use the Camel or Tourney stuff again before I had to resort to this. I "enjoyed" one portion, then gave it to my friend Jeff, who works the counter there, as he recently decided to go on a snus adventure of his own. Ironically, he liked it, too. :lol:

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    • jamesstew
      Member
      • May 2008
      • 1440
      #3
      So this is different from the Tourney snus then? I thought they were the same product but marketed with a different name.

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      • gentlemanly
        Banned Users
        • Mar 2008
        • 247
        #4
        Don't get me wrong....I will enjoy my true snus more than the americanized stuff......but in a bind and out of snus, I will go to this instead of camel. Its not the best, but its not the worst either. At least for me, it is palatable.

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        • Xobeloot
          Member
          • Jan 2008
          • 2542
          #5
          Posted for gentlemanly

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          • Starcadia
            Member
            • May 2008
            • 646
            #6
            Originally posted by Doc Robot
            I'm really glad you enjoyed this stuff...

            REALLY glad...

            :wink:

            I picked a can up this week at my local Low Bob's Discount Tobacco (2.49$ US a can). I went with the Wintergreen.

            This stuff is single-handedly the worst thing I have ever put in my trap. The flavor was non-existent for about the first ten minutes, then I was treated to the oh-so-wonderful flavor of cardboard for another half an hour. Had the can not stated that the flavor was, in fact, wintergreen, I would have had no idea that it even had a flavor.

            I would actually willfully use the Camel or Tourney stuff again before I had to resort to this. I "enjoyed" one portion, then gave it to my friend Jeff, who works the counter there, as he recently decided to go on a snus adventure of his own. Ironically, he liked it, too. :lol:
            LOL. So you liked it then. Gotta get me some of that Grand Priks, I reckon.

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