JNF - Indian Rustica Hearts - Whisky
JNF - Indian Rustica Hearts - Whisky
JNF Indian Rustica Hearts - Whisky combines Andhra Pradesh rustica tobacco with aged malt whisky flavouring. The blend has tasting notes of caramel, vanilla, oak, and charcoal. The whisky scenting complements the cured tobacco base.
The snuff uses Indian rustica tobacco varieties with higher nicotine content than standard Virginia blends. The grind is medium-fine with moderate moisture. The whisky note adds depth to the tobacco profile while maintaining the natural bite of the rustica leaf.
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Really nice. It strong it gets you high and lifted. Love it.
Never a problem. Considering purchases are shipped internationally, I must say that's very impressive.
Absolutely fabulous
Fan is short for fanatic. I am a fan of snuff in general and Rustica tobacco in particular. Having enjoyed JNF’s Indian Rustica snuff in the past, I was eager to go down-the-rabbit-hole that “Hearts” was seductively offering. Malt is a cereal that has been dried and made to germinate by soaking it in water. The process is stopped by drying it again. It has an umami taste that is both savory and sweet. Umami is one of the five basic tastes after sweetness, sourness, saltiness and bitterness. Appreciatively presented in a screw-topped aluminum tin, “Hearts” is a finely ground, compact and oil-finished snuff, which is khaki pale like a salty pith helmet after a campaigning season in the sun. At first address, one is greeted by the smell barley malt steeped in sandalwood and lavender. Upon uptake, it stings like a rattlesnake, causing wincing and the occasional tear. After dissipation, the burn morphs into a nicotine infused kaleidoscope of organic cane sugar, macassar vanilla and malt. It is my firm belief that snuff is one of the lost arts of the table and that a well-selected snuff can either open the appetite or enhance the meal. “Hearts” is such a snuff. When paired with Highland Scotch, it gives it breadth and serves to stimulate the papillae in anticipation of repast. Well and worthily recommended, a tin of “Hearts” should be lovingly lodged in the pocket of any serious scotch drinker.