What are your favorite products from Poschl?
Why do you like what you like?
What do you not like?
What are some negatives or positives?
Do you have a specific all day snuff that you just can't put down?
How might Poschl relate to other brands?
Do you like schmalzlers or mentholated/medicated snuffs? What do you like about each?
I currently have 10 different Poschl Products. With more on the way. The order I'm waiting on is "Red Bull" and "Schmalzler Brazil A." I'm excited to try these. I've heard good things about both. I mostly enjoy mentholated/eucalyptus/medicated types.
My go to is Gletscher Prise and Gletscher Prise Gold. I'm hoping that Red Bull makes its way into my all day line up.
Somewhere in the middle is Ozona President.
If I need an energy boost I have some Pacard's Club. I like the dispenser on the Pacard's box. It's good if you know how to use it properly lol..
For a treat I have some Alpina, Radford or JBR Red.
Poschl is the Brand I like best and I love what they produce. Top notch (in my opinion).
Thanks community,
Ghost
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I can't wait to get my Red Bull. I have very high hopes for it. I've never had McCrystals O&G so I have no reference there. But that's Ok. I have a strong feeling Red Bull is gonna be great.
I'm glad that the nicotine is on the higher end of the scale. That's something I was unsure of with the Red Bull.
I have had Poschl's Schmalzler SF Sudfrucht. It was very good and I'd recommend it for sure. The scent lasts a long time and is very pleasant, I'd say low to medium nicotine.
The Red Bull is very mentholated I only need a tiny bit or it's a waterfall out of my nose. I'm going to experiment with it though. I might make a mixture of Schmalzler and Red Bull. I don't know..I like it but I think it will have to be used sparingly.
If I over do it on heavy menthol my sinuses act up a lot. I get stuffed up and a runny nose at the same time, very frustrating. I find that Ozona President, Radford and Alpina are easy to take even though they are mentholated.
My next order is going to be 1 of each Poschl Schmalzler varieties (100 gram) packets. And I might pick up a few more President.
Thought I'd share,
Ghost
Favourites:
Neffa Bledi - the only currently produced plain Poschl snuff, made from a very nice, biscuity rustica.
Gletscherprise Gold - the least camphorated Poschl euc-free light menthol with a beautiful, bready Virginia base.
Gawith Original - ticks all the boxes for me, and a pretty rare case when I enjoy loads of camphor.
Red Bull in 7 g tap box - most satisfying nicotine among all their menthol (probably based on the same rustica Poschl use for their Neffa Bledi).
Gletscherprise - just a perfectly balanced menthol/camphor/euc with a whiff of Siberian fir, very moreish little snuff.
Konigsprise - surprisingly good for a ridiculously cheap snuff (10 g sachet costs abour 1 Euro); rich, a tad darker than usually tobacco base, medicated, with a very pleasant juniper-like top note.
@Rogue, Poschl schmalzler A and Perlesreuter are a must to try, but you'll have to pop some snus beforehand (they don't deliver much nicotine, putting it softly). Schmalzler D and SF contain artificial flavours, true nicotine-free nose candies they are. There's also a nice snuff and schmalzler hybrid - Bayern-Prise (Brasil mit SNUFF), very lightly mentholated dark, sweet snuff with a typically oily texture of schmalzler (about 16.5% mineral oil).
I've only tried A and SF. And SF was about a year ago so it's difficult to remember. I do recall it had a "cake like" aroma. At the time I was unimpressed. Probably because I had only had mentholated/medicated/camphorated (lol camphorated new term)? types so I was very biased. I think now I would probably enjoy it a whole lot.
@volunge Thanks for your input. I like how you broke it all down, nice!
I've tried red from the JBR range and it is very good. Cherry and some peppermint, menthol or eucalyptus or both. I'd put nicotine at mid-range. It's got a lot of flavor and is easy to take. It doesn't burn it just tingles and is really quite the experience. I like it a lot and definitely recommend it. This reminds me that I want to try blue and green JBR.