Dry Snuff : W.E.Garrett & Sons Snuff

[@josephr2766]

This was my grandmother’s snuff. “Nanny” would pour a lip, spit once in a bean can, and never spit again until after she poured another lip. We buried her with a can. She would always have the small can in her purse and I swear a damn quart can in the house.

[@tino1766]

So you can lip this stuff as well as sniff ?

[@jesses764]

Yeah my great grand ma was the same shed talk and dust would come out for the first minute or so after she'd put it in and she used the small snuff can as a measurement for how much to put it

[@cosmoloveswanda69]

My great grandmother would take a willow twig, chew one end to make kind of a brush, dip lt in, and chew the twig. She lipped it as well.

[@Joeyvale66]

My pick for “Review of the Year”

[@grimmnorsefury8062]

~ bought a tin of this snuff for dirt cheap when I was in grade school (the entire can was metal). Had a whole lotta fun 'sneezing' it back out with my classmates.. still have what's left of it 40 years later (makes me dizzy just thinking about it!). Thanks again man, you're the best of the best!

[@yomama2536]

That's a throwback. Was working in an oil change pit when I picked up a can. Me and the other guy in the hole loved it. Little sniff was the perfect pick me up in a 110-degree dunguen

[@Randomwesternredneckguy]

Bought a can of this back in 1988 when I was 15. Had been a daily Copenhagen user for a couple years by then. I knew what it was, remembering an old codger from the barber shop probably 10 years before. I sneezed my ass off for about half an hour. Took it to school the next day and got a bunch of other kids to gag and sneeze. Then I threw it out and never tried nose snuff again.

[@deborahdean]

My granny's dippin' snuff. She would send me down the street to the little neighborhood store to get her some.

[@IAMZERG]

I can't stop laughing.. Send help! Part of me reallly wants to pick up a can of this just to say I've experienced it. Wouldn't dip that crap to save my life. You are a brave soul.

[@Str8Bidness]

That is the snuff my Grandmother dipped in the 70s. You used to be able to buy it in a small drinking glass, that she would transfer from the cardboard topped glass to an empty snuff container like that one, that she'd keep in her apron pocket. We drank water in those small glasses, of which she had a whole cupboard full of those and laundry detergent glasses. The old timers didn't sniff it. They would use one of those small wooden icecream dippers to scoop it up and put it in their lip. She attached her "Dipp'n Spoon" to the side of her snuff can with a rubber band. 😊

[@mrmouse-ol9pw]

Wait what? Dipping snuff? Why?

[@Str8Bidness]

@@mrmouse-ol9pw Dipping snuff was common among women in the early 20th century. "Chewing," wasn't considered lady like and dipping could be more discreet.

[@mrmouse-ol9pw]

@Str8Bidness very interesting. Still think it odd nasal snuff never got big here in the states. Hard to find

[@jamesgriffiths6488]

Been sniffing for almost 30 years. Just found your videos, these are great....

[@Ravum]

This is the brand of american dry snuff sold in my area. It was the first nasal snuff I tried when I was 18. It was under $5. I have a can right now, it was around $25. Taken with a controlled pinch, it is a fine snuff with a distinct flavor. Its nicotine level is hard to match with most other nasal snuffs.

[@DavidJoyce-ek2cx]

I haven’t been here since the suuuuuuuurprise video. Just thought about you as I put my head on the pillow and now I’m enjoying 10:01. Bless you. Glad to see you’re still here running man.

[@robgraff]

This exact product, with almost exact packaging was available at Kroger in eastern Cincinnati in the 90's

[@scottquenstedt1]

I purchased the sweet version when I was a kid, in the red can. I was expecting something like sweetened Copenhagen snuff. I even dug off the top layer thinking it was just a thin covering over the product (like the paper on a plug). Man, was I wrong. I took a spoon full and did a cinnamon challenge style dip of it. Actually quite tasty, sweet, with a rich tobacco flavor, but extremely dry. Went ahead and snorted a dollop as well, pass on that. I need to re visit it. Looking forward to the sweet version review.

[@SuitandTieDipandChewGuy]

Next week.

[@marinecwby01]

Those tin lids will also rust over time my friend. I have several because I just don't use it that much. I actually like the rusted lid and bottom because it takes me back to seeing the old rusted can on the dash of my Grandaddy's CustomDeluxe Chevy pick up. Great review as always. JC in Bama

[@Herestravy420]

Awesome review! Have been a dipper most of my life, yet want to give nasal snuff a try.. See how it is. Also working in a tobacco free workplace as of 2025.. Could be easier to get my nicotine kick more discreetly. Hoping I can find some in my local PA tobacco shop.

[@towhee89]

Very nice. This is one of my regular snuffs along with Bruton and Dental, Superior and Square. Great smoke, even being here in nc it is hard to find this particular one but easier to find Dental and Tube Rose. Not sure why. They were in a cardboard tube in the 2000s and switched to plastic in the 2010s then around 2019 went back to the cardboard and rebranded them Classic. I have yet to find any with the Clarksville address yet, but want to know if anyone has.

[@JoshBruin77]

Heck, I would just buy it online buddy!

[@towhee89]

@@JoshBruin77 you can't unless you pay like 200 plus bucks for a case lol

[@sircreep2952]

Good snuff. Just got 6 of these today that were on clearance for 5 bucks each. Great find.

[@ThisGuy1580]

Love your videos bro. I'm fairly new to dip and trying to kick cigarettes, you always provide a good insight on all the products you review. Thank you for the content.

[@TownyResident]

"I may be the only guy in this country that's actually sniffing this stuff" 😂Lol

[@ayashin19]

Too good

[@AaronFannin-l4p]

THIS IS INTENSE

[@josephr2766]

Haha your fancy tool to get a pinch. My grandmother would pinch and pull her lip out and turn up the can like a glass of water and just pour it. Whatever spills onto her finger got sniffed.

[@TheBeastofRyan]

Oh my god the burn 😂😂

[@Snusfreak]

I would like to try the American snuffs. but unfortunately that is impossible.

[@RjsEpicAdventures]

Nothing is impossible if china can send fetty overseas

[@samsonagonistes9856]

Bought this last week in Kentucky. First snuff I have tried. Really like it, both dipping and sniffing it. Barbecue taste for sure, but not too sweet like many straight dips. A dip lasts about 3 hours it seems. Starts dry. Then gets moist on the outside. Then it picks up again. Fell asleep with a lip in and woke up and it was spitting dark brown 2.5 hours later, eventually the dip just was gone from my mouth, still seemed to have nicotine and flavor at that point. Very enjoyable but not what I expected,a bit sweeter. I chew red ox, wild duck and futurity twist daily.

[@Death2Weebs]

I sniff this one almost daily. It’s one my favorites

[@Straightahead101]

Have a bio video! Come on man! Do a bio video, how'd you get into tobacco, kids, work, etc come on

[@erics411]

Lol "I'm probably the only person in America sniffing this" 😂😂

[@dba4292]

Sneeze o’ rama 🤧 @12:00 “Fine! I give up” 🤣

[@mattchambers5608]

Bless u

[@josediaz-tq5cz]

I'm in California, where can I purchase?

[@steinozeankrieger4215]

Hey can anyone tell me where I can get a can of this online? I tried this one website but it told me I had to buy twelve cans of it which came to about 100 or 200 I can’t remember.

[@Chilimancer]

This is the first snuff I ever tried.

[@thorodinson1077]

First of all, bless U 😜 I think that should work with some german snuff, too. Got a Bernard Snuff here that exactly smells and taste like Copenhagen 🤔 I'll think I try that. Nice presentation Thomas 👍👍👍

[@thorodinson1077]

@STDCG tried it, and it worked 👍

[@jacobwilliams3456]

I picked some up at a tobacco store the other day. When I asked for it the guy said I could just have it cuz nobody ever asks for it

[@lentlindsey8182]

I go through a can in 4 days. I dip it. Use about a half a teaspoon at a time. Love Smokey smell and flavor.

[@darralpeoples6211]

Potent is a perfect word to describe this stuff haha

[@lukebailey9532]

😂😂 loved this review

[@dirtnibMike]

How long does the buzz last compared to moist snuff?

[@SuitandTieDipandChewGuy]

"Buzz"?

[@dirtnibMike]

​@@SuitandTieDipandChewGuy the feeling of the nicotine. I'm unsure of what you northerners call it. 😂 yall might refer to that sensation as something else.

[@frsknsld]

Use nicotine long enough and you don't get a buzz anymore. I haven't had a buzz in years

[@dirtnibMike]

@@frsknsld oh okay, that makes sense. I've dipped for 25 years and still able to feel the sensation of nicotine vs not using. However it seems age may play a part in this as well considering you look to be a few years older than me.

[@lenktinispeiliukas248]

Not a case with strong nasal snuff! A series of fat pinches still deliver loads of vitamin N.

[@ringzorj7258]

I just bought a can and sniffed some had some like 20 years ago and it sucked then and sucks now.

[@Shuggysnuffs]

Sure wish I could find more american snuffs in my area

[@Iceman69057]

Hey man

[@mrmouse-ol9pw]

Dipping snuff?? Why? Consistently is wrong too dry. Confused

[@SuitandTieDipandChewGuy]

Old School American habit.

[@williamcashell6357]

I’ve used nasal snuff for 20 years. My daily is Taxi Red and I still cannot do this stuff. Way too dry and fine.

[@ayashin19]

Well that looks like it's not worth it

[@ajackson1451]

“Dental Sweet” is a similar product.

[@jjharris1984]

Yes I’m quality control for American snuff it smell great and yes the wrap is high due to the lid and the code is the date code for the product

[@timtalks084]

Just got me some navy nasal snuff

[@dba4292]

I’m sure those guys needed it 😊

[@crawwwfishh3284]

You say dry snuff can’t go bad. In the 70s I chewed it all. Browns mule. Blood hound. Days work. Cannon ball. Apple. Black Miria. Levi garret and dipped my grandmas tops sweet then in the 80s Copenhagen because it was easy to carry on the job but in 2015 I went back to powdered snuff. First dental sweet then tops sweet. I have used Tops. Dental. Peach. Bruton. Navy. Whatever they use to sweeten the snuff goes bad. I’m pretty tuff but the last glass of tops I bought I couldn’t dip it. I had to go back to chew. One pound bag of southern pride just jumped to 19$$. They said they can’t get the dry snuff anymore. Ingles has a few middle sized cans for 50$$ that have been setting for years. To much money for me. I would like you to taste fresh snuff then older snuff. Big difference. Have a happy dip.

[@domenicoaghakhani7829]

You should review fre nicotine pouches

[@damonhumble]

This was the first snuff I tried recently and it cost $15 a can, worth it to try though.

[@jasonsummit1885]

I counted 10 sneezes😂

[@bigcountrybriar9911]

I’m going to do a little more because because basically… It was at this point STDCG knew he’d F up 😂 and started speaking in tongues 🤣👍🏻

[@SuitandTieDipandChewGuy]

lol

[@robgleason3964]

have you ever tried sniffing any kinds of dip

[@lenktinispeiliukas248]

Copenhagen Snuff is noseable, but it's kinda too gritty for regular use. Now snus from stronger and drier portions is way more nose-friendly, really enjoyable and doesn't differ from moist nasal tobacco neither in terms of texture nor nicotine delivery. You can safely try it with General White or stronger dry portion varieties.

[@gilamadre]

a bridge too far...

[@TownyResident]

Your poor hands need some moisturizer!

[@kennethpeck7501]

this is thee other can i used to get years ago...