We know there has been a lot of speculation surrounding the production of Bernard's snuffs.

McChrystals are delighted to announce that we will be continuing the manufacture and blending of Bernard Schnupftabak’s excellent snuffs.

We have spent many hours with the team at Bernards learning their processes and we will maintain their traditional recipes.

We are pleased to be entrusted with these recipes and their time honoured traditions and look forward to the continuation of such a loved brand of nasal snuff.

Many of you were saddened when we had to remove our CBD Snuff. 

McChrystal’s are pleased to announce the introduction of our new Hemp snuff, with no tobacco, no nicotine just CBD; and more of it! 

Infused with our Original & Genuine blend of flavours, one of these tins is infused with 175mg CBD making it perfect for people who enjoy the experience of CBD snuff, or even for someone who is looking for an alternative to CBD oils or chews.

Not only is it available in a large tin, but our Hemp Snuff can be bought online as a box of 12 large tins. 

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McChrystal’s Hemp Snuff is now available and you can buy it online directly fro

If you’re looking to give tobacco snuff a try then the easiest and most convenient way to do it is to buy smokeless tobacco online. 

Most things can be bought online these days and many people enjoy the convenience of having their products delivered directly to their door. 

That’s not to say, of course, that taking a stroll through your local high street isn’t a pleasure, especially at this time of year when then Christmas lights are twinkling - this is why you can buy our tobacco snuff in all good local tobacconists - but, when finding the time to go shopping is an issue, then it’s a great option to be able to buy smokeless tobacco online. 

Snuff is something which most people will have heard of before, but many just aren’t sure just what it is. That’s because the bulk of the imagery which surrounds snuff comes from a time long ago when snuff first made an appearance in the royal courts of Europe back in the 16th century. 

Snuff originated in South America and was discovered being taken by the indigenous tribes of Brazil by a Franciscan monk during Christopher Columbus’ second voyage to the New World in 1493. As a result, it made its way back to Europe where its popularity soared among the aristocracy for the following centuries to come. 

To this day, popular programmes such as Netflix’s Bridgerton portray snuff taking by kings and queens of the royal courts a long time ago, but what actually is it and where does it fit in our modern day? 

How snuff is made 

Christmas is very nearly here and to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year, we’ve launched our very own Xmas Snuff to get you well and truly in the festive mood! 

The McChrystal’s Original and Genuine snuff is now available in these specially designed Christmas tins - which are so superbly seasonal that even Santa Claus himself can’t resist giving it a go! 

Decorated in a distinctive holly design, one of these tins makes a perfect stocking filler for people who enjoy using tobacco snuff, or even for someone who is looking for an alternative and more socially acceptable way to enjoy tobacco than smoking cigarettes.

Not only is it available in a large tin, but our Xmas Snuff can be bought online as a box of 12 large tins or a 200g Christmas tub, for an extra present to put under the t

Have you heard of snuff tobacco yet? If you are an adult who enjoys the effects of tobacco, but dislikes the thought of smoking it, then you’ll doubtless find that snuff tobacco is a much more pleasurable alternative. 

With smoking cigarettes becoming more outlawed, as time moves on, the younger adult generations have been looking for different, more socially acceptable, ways to use tobacco. 

In its day tobacco snuff was the preferred way. After it was discovered in 1494, during a Columbus voyage of discovery in South America, this form of finely ground tobacco, which was originally spotted being used by the American Indians, became high in fashion. In fact, for many years, it was all the rage throughout the royal courts of Europe during the 16th, 17th and 18th century, with many famous names and members of the aristocracy s