I received my new V2 order. Getsnus made a mistake and gave me Phantom Blue instead of Offroad Original, but I contacted them so I think I should be able to do an exchange or something. Anyway, I'm happy that I received it and have tried a few of the offerings so far. I will review them all on this thread as I go.
First, I tried Phantom Classic loose. I like it better than Phantom Blue. I'm not sure exactly how much I like it yet. I was expecting it to be more like Granit/LD/General type snus. I am going to keep trying it and see how it grows on me, but for now I can say that it is a mellow snus that is slightly sweet, with mainly tobacco and citrus flavors. I don't taste the peppery undertones that some people have mentioned, but maybe I'll pick up on them as time goes on. It is very unique, whereas I find a lot of snuses to be pretty similar to one another.
Offroad Icemint: I was very surprised by this snus. Is it supposed to be long cut? I almost wonder if maybe this is a batch of long-cut wintergreen that just had the Icemint labels accidentally put on it. It smells like Grizzly. It is long cut, which I did not expect since it's not labeled as such. I upper-decked it, which was okay but not great. Then, I bottom-lipped it, and I must say that it is basically like doing dip that you don't have to spit and that doesn't tear your gums to all hell. Flavor was good. It tastes like spearmint and wintergreen. If you like longcut, I'd recommend it highly. In fact, I think that this snus is perfect for dippers. For me, I'll enjoy doing this one every once in a while, but I think I'll stick with finer ground varieties.
Offroad Cranberry: Still working on this one. I'm having a hard time tasting the cranberry very strongly right now, after only one pris. The consistency was good though, and it seems like it's decently balanced between tobacco and cranberry.
Licorice: I tried this one in the past and am excited to have it again. I love this snus because it tastes just like black licorice. I think this is probably a rollworthy snus for me, since it ranks in my top 5 of all time, and I've lately been shying away from the bitterness of Gotland's anis.
Anybody care to elaborate on how Offroad Original loose compares to Phantom Classic? I'm interested in how similar/different they taste.
First, I tried Phantom Classic loose. I like it better than Phantom Blue. I'm not sure exactly how much I like it yet. I was expecting it to be more like Granit/LD/General type snus. I am going to keep trying it and see how it grows on me, but for now I can say that it is a mellow snus that is slightly sweet, with mainly tobacco and citrus flavors. I don't taste the peppery undertones that some people have mentioned, but maybe I'll pick up on them as time goes on. It is very unique, whereas I find a lot of snuses to be pretty similar to one another.
Offroad Icemint: I was very surprised by this snus. Is it supposed to be long cut? I almost wonder if maybe this is a batch of long-cut wintergreen that just had the Icemint labels accidentally put on it. It smells like Grizzly. It is long cut, which I did not expect since it's not labeled as such. I upper-decked it, which was okay but not great. Then, I bottom-lipped it, and I must say that it is basically like doing dip that you don't have to spit and that doesn't tear your gums to all hell. Flavor was good. It tastes like spearmint and wintergreen. If you like longcut, I'd recommend it highly. In fact, I think that this snus is perfect for dippers. For me, I'll enjoy doing this one every once in a while, but I think I'll stick with finer ground varieties.
Offroad Cranberry: Still working on this one. I'm having a hard time tasting the cranberry very strongly right now, after only one pris. The consistency was good though, and it seems like it's decently balanced between tobacco and cranberry.
Licorice: I tried this one in the past and am excited to have it again. I love this snus because it tastes just like black licorice. I think this is probably a rollworthy snus for me, since it ranks in my top 5 of all time, and I've lately been shying away from the bitterness of Gotland's anis.
Anybody care to elaborate on how Offroad Original loose compares to Phantom Classic? I'm interested in how similar/different they taste.
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