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Wilsons of Sharrow Viking Odin's Snuff - 20g Tin

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$2.51 $3.75 In stock

Category: Snuff

Produced at Sharrow Mills in Sheffield, this traditional English snuff is made today the way it has been since 1740 when the mill was first established.

A coarse ground blended snuff made from several types of tobacco. 

Dark in colour with a good nicotine hit and average moisture.

A good blast of peppermint and eucalyptus ensures a menthol rush that will clear the senses.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry H. ★★★★★

Took a pinch of this and was hit with a rich, ancient tobacco scent that lingers perfectly. The coarse grind feels satisfyingly rustic, just like English snuff should be. Exactly what I was hoping for from a mill that's been doing this since the 1740s.

Hazel H. ★★★★★

The coarse grind has a nice texture, but it's the authentic tobacco aroma that really brings you back to the old mills of Sheffield. This tin feels like a piece of history in your hand.

Matthew Q. ★★★★★

The coarse grind is exactly what I was hoping for—it packs a sturdy feel and holds up well in the nose without disappearing too fast. Knowing it’s still made in Sheffield with that 1740 history gives it a real sense of tradition with every pinch.