wow, not bad! I finally received my order from buysnus. So far of the ones I've never tried before, I have sampled the Metropol Licorice, General Onyx, and Lucky Strike white portion. The general onyx is too lemony, the metropol licorice isnt' bad but the licorice flavor is really strong for an everyday snus. Metropol I would use once in a while but not regularly. The Lucky Strike white portion is the best new one I've tried so far. No crazy flavors, just pure tobacco and it tastes great. I like the thick metal can and the freshness seal on lucky strike also. I'll update this as I try some of the other ones, there are a few more I ordered that I have never tried. The winner of the random snus order is lucky strike right now. My main order was for a roll of rape #2 and 2 cans of rape #1, but I threw in quite a few extras this time to try.
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Lucky's are very good. I think I prefer all the other one's you've tried though :^P. I also decided I'm finished with white portions, except for the 2 kinds I like that only come that way(Catch Eucalyptus, and Metropol Pepparmint). White portions are always too dry, and take too long to get flavor going. I'm struggling through a can of Lucky whites now. I can't wait to get back to my Lucky regulars :^) -
^ yeah, I reached the same conclusion at a certain point - the white portions simply didn't do the trick anymore. Now it's only loose and original portion for me.
Hope you get your Luckies soon! :wink:Comment
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I would also agree apart from Rapé No2. If only they did that in loose/regular portionsOriginally posted by SubtiloComment
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Through 2009-01-30. Mostly looking for ideas for my second order:
127 General (ALL)
63 Nick & Johnny (ALL)
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Licorice/anis is a pretty popular thing when it comes to snus. There's a few I've reviewed, and a few I haven't. In the past I've reviewed Catch... -
Headquartered in Malmö, Sweden, Fielder & Lundgren is probably the oldest snus manufacturing name in Sweden. Started as a company in 1835, F & L's history has been full of name changes but one thing that has stayed consistent thru out it's 175 year existence, is it's commitment to producing quality Swedish snus.
Even though the company was started in 1835, it was Samuel Fielder who applied for permission to manufacture snus in Gothenburg, Sweden in 1785. Today, Fielder & Lundgren produces -
A whaile back, several of us wrote Lucky Strike (BAT) asking them to consider other ways to keep Lucky available for sale to the USA.
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You guys should consider bringing back your 24 tin try out box. That was my first introduction to Swedish snus, and is the absolute best for noobs imo....
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