Hi All,

Snuff Store is pleased to announce that we can now once again accept payments from customers in Canada and Australia. We also hope to be once again able to accept online payments from customers in the USA from the 24th or 25th of May 2012 - as soon as our programmer can update our site.

We also hope to have good news for customers in New Zealand, but unfortunately for the time being, we still cannot accept online orders from customers in New Zealand.

Customers in Australia, Canada (and shortly the USA) will now find that they can once again log in to their Snuff Store accounts /or create a Snuff Store account and order snuff and snuff related accessories from us.

We would like to thank everyone for sticking by us during this difficult time. It has at times been a close run thing as to whether we actually continued operating, as for a few weeks, we did not have any method for online payment in place at all.

For orders now through Snuff Store, please use our online payment processor via Allied Wallet. Whilst it may be a slightly different method of payment processor to NoChex our previous provider. the payment process is straight forward.

Kind Regards

Julia & Tim

Snuff Store

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Fribourg & Treyer Snuff is now available at Snuff Store.

I wrote a short article describing F & T’s snuff blends a few weeks back.

One of the joys of using snuff is the feeling of taking part in a little bit of history - none more so than with Fribourg & Treyer blends, as their snuff receipes go back to 1720.

As mentioned in the previous article, Fribourg & Treyer’s blends are now produced by Wilsons of Sharrow and are available in medium 1oz tins/tubes.

An old Fribourg & Treyer label showing the sign of the rasp and crown, and also a carotte of tobacco at the left hand side at the top.

Try Fribourg & Treyer snuff today.

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A Snuff video featured on BBC News Look North back in October 2007, has recently been uploaded on the main BBC News site.

The video initially shows Wilsons Of Sharrow’s factory and a interview with a member of Wilsons Snuff, who talks about snuff users getting younger in age in the UK and that for example, the average age of a snuff user in Switzerland is 24 years old.

The reporter then goes to a pub in Whitby Yorkshire, which has started selling snuff behind the bar since the smoking ban came into force. The reporter speaks to the LandLady of the pub and interviews several pub regulars, one of whom says that he’s given up smoking in favour of taking snuff.

The reporter then ‘in the interest of journalistic accuracy’ tries out a tobacco free snuff, which she describes as being ‘pleasant… refreshing and having a nice flavour…’

The reporter ends the video with the comment; ‘…with no danger of passive inhalation, the snuff renaissance looks set to flourish…’

Click BBC Snuff Video to view.

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Snuff news recently in The Oldie talking about how one way to obtain a ‘legal’ nicotine fix since the smoking ban is to switch to snuff.

In the ‘Old Un’s Diary’; The Oldie talks about how their interest in snuff was raised by a story of a tobacconist, who became concerned about their employees spending too much time smoking outside of the premises, that the company offered to buy them snuff to use instead. If they liked it, the company would continue supplying snuff to keep the employees inside the premises.

The article then goes on to explain how snuff is still popular in some UK colleges and a little about snuff etiquette.

The snuff article then closes with a ’sneeky’ snuff story about how it’s worthwhile remembering before accepting the kind offer of snuff, to pinch hard on a button of one’s waistcoat, inorder to leave a indentation in the thumb that ensures ‘ample sufficency’ of snuff is taken!

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