The white character and dry surface of these portions reduce drip significantly, which ensures that the release of both nicotine and flavor lasts for a long time. Their slim sizes makes them fit comfortably and discreetly under your lip. These great qualities make G.3 Blue Mint Slim White Dry Extra Strong a snus perfect to enjoy whenever you’re in the mood for something refreshing and stimulating, regardless if you’re relaxing at home or on the go.
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G.3 Blue Mint Slim White Dry Extra Strong
Here we have a snus for those longing for something extra strong and refreshingly minty. G.3 Blue Mint Slim White Dry Extra Strong packs a high nicotine content (18 mg/portion) and it delivers a fresh peppermint flavor topped with subtle hints of cedar and cocao.
The white character and dry surface of these portions reduce drip significantly, which ensures that the release of both nicotine and flavor lasts for a long time. Their slim sizes makes them fit comfortably and discreetly under your lip. These great qualities make G.3 Blue Mint Slim White Dry Extra Strong a snus perfect to enjoy whenever you’re in the mood for something refreshing and stimulating, regardless if you’re relaxing at home or on the go.
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Been chewing Redman (now called America's Best). Also had one a long long time ago. J&B I think? I like the moist sweet molasses flavor. Any recommendations... -
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Where can you get bulk and/or cheap whole leaf Redman (now called America's Best) or other whole leaf chews. At $20 a pouch in Wisconsin, It's hard to...
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Reply to Whole LeafSome likes, but I'll assume that means I'm SOL on this. bummer30-06-26, 02:07 PM
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