McChrystal's Aztec is a rich concoction that releases a big chocolate flavor. There is not a bitter but rather a sweet and creamy after taste. The tobacco is present but in no way overpowering and is a perfect vehicle for this delightful essence. This snuff has a middle brown color, medium grind and medium moisture that returns a mild feel in the nose with a nice wallop of nicotine. This may be eligible as a starter in your rotation. Cheers and have a heaping pinch.
Available in a variety of convenient container sizes.
Mini: 3.5 g.
Large: 8.75 g.
Tub: 200 g.
Also available by the dozen.
Customer Reviews
I must say I really like this one but also I haven't had a McChrystals snuff yet that I don't like lol. It's rich,sweet and fluffy the grind and moisture levels are on point. It's definitely a chocolate snuff not coffee like I've heard other people say but also it's not just a regular chocolate smell either as soon as I done it I said Hey! That smells/taste just like a Tootsie Roll! It would be a great snuff to have as a snack, after dinner a sweet tooth or even while trick or treating on Halloween.🎃 p.s. it also mixes well with other chocolate & coffee snuffs.
This is a rich, natural, milky chocolate as if you just walked into a chocolate factory and they were grinding down milk chocolate into a powder for hot cocoa. The grind is great, it's not coarse at all. No burn, no ammonia. It's fresh and light. Give this a go and put it into your rotation.
The grind isn't as fine as SP, for example which makes it easier on the nose. The chocolate is delicious, although not the best I've had. Snuv Nuttytella being my absolute favorite (although expensive) followed by Dholakia Swiss Chocolate). Haven't tried the 6 photo offering yet. Would definitely repurchase, it's addictive and you want to keep pinching, as with any chocolate snuff 🤭
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McChrystal's Aztec is another snuff that I put off trying after buying, mainly because my previous experiences with chocolate snuffs suggested that such snuffs may not be for me. Unfortunately, I still hold that opinion. Upon opening a tin of this snuff, the first thing that one will notice is a strong chocolate aroma. The snuff offers sweet chocolaty impressions underscored by biscuit, earth, wood, straw, bread, and brown sugar once it hits the front of the nose. Sometimes I can pick up faint grassy, lemony impressions and hints of toffee, maple syrup, and molasses too. The grind is more or less medium but noticeably more uneven than many of the other McChrystal's snuffs. Moisture content is on the lower side of medium. The nicotine presence is not overwhelming, at least not to me. While I can see this snuff working quite well as a dessert or evening snuff, it is a little more challenging to use than the other McChrystal's snuffs I have tried to this point. It is also very, very sweet, so one really has to like the idea of a very sweet, chocolaty snuff to be into this one. Compared to the other two chocolate snuffs I have tried, Aztec displays something akin to the cloying sweetness of Africa from Wilsons of Sharrow while lacking the heavy nicotine hit, and it lacks the subtlety and balance of Toque Chocolate that I find rather appealing. For what it is, it is respectable enough, but I guess I am just not a huge fan of chocolate snuffs. I also think there are better chocolate snuffs out there. This one is worth trying, especially for lovers of sweet things, but I doubt I will be in any rush to take more of it.