Chewing Tobacco Prices By State
Dip and Chewing tobacco prices vary per state (and city) and the cost is almost always a reflection on the state’s tobacco tax. And, as you know, the smokeless tobacco brand affects the chewing tobacco price.
We looked at all the different brands, shops, and locations and compiled a list of the average price of chewing tobacco by state. This is just intended to give you an average on the can cost you may see if you hit a gas station in any of these states on a road trip.
How close did we get? Let us know if we’re spot on, close, or way off on the chewing tobacco costs in your area.
- Alaska: $8.75
- Alabama: $5.00
- Arkansas: $3.60
- Arizona: $2.53
- California: $7.00
- Colorado: $6.00
- Connecticut: $8.50
- Washington DC: $3.45
- Delaware: $2.64
- Florida: $5.50
- Georgia: $3.50
- Hawaii: $3.64
- Idaho: $3.00
- Illinois: $3.91
- Indiana: $3.00
- Iowa: $6.75
- Kansas: $4.00
- Kentucky: $2.46
- Louisiana: $2.85
- Maine: $7.00
- Maryland: $3.00
- Massachusetts: $11.50
- Michigan: $4.65
- Minnesota: $7.00
- Missouri: $2.36
- Mississippi: $2.46
- Montana: $5.50
- Nebraska: $4.57
- Nevada: $3.79
- New Hampshire: $6.50
- New Jersey: $2.79
- New Mexico: $5.68
- New York: $7.00
- North Carolina: $4.50
- North Dakota: $2.94
- Ohio: $6.10
- Oklahoma: $5.00
- Ontario: $22.50
- Oregon: $7.25
- Pennsylvania: $4.32
- Rhode Island: $3.86
- South Carolina: $2.95
- South Dakota: $2.89
- Tennessee: $2.88
- Texas: $6.00
- Utah: $7.50
- Vermont: $8.00
- Virginia: $3.00
- Washington: $8.00
- Wisconsin: $8.75
- West Virginia: $2.89
- Wyoming: $5.89
If you see a price that is off, leave a comment and let us know what the current, average cost of smokless tobacco in your state.
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Washington Grizzly can 650-715
Nine dollars and twenty five cents in Citrus Heights CA. 7-8-2019
New hampshire is 6.50 its ridiculous something needs to change..
The Utah price is wrong. Prices range from $5.99 to $8.36 after taxes.
Where can i find grizzly big can in florida
6.50 hell I’d take that with a smile. It’s dam near 9 bucks a can in washington state.
NYC is 9.00 for grizzly
$33-35 dollars per tin in Alberta and they took away all the flavours
$9.01 Kwik Trip Apple blend Skoal pouches, Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin
Rhode Island is $7/can out the door. Just bought there 7/2/21
No it’s not. I live in Massachusetts. 11.50 a tin. That’s fucked up
Mass banned flavored a year or two ago. And certain towns tax it severely. $23 in one town, $14 in the next town over. Haven’t found any under $13.
Yup, Long Island NY about $8.50 for cope or grizz. Man it hurts coming from NC. It’s cheap down there! Crappy part is I’m entitled to shop on base, but there are no military bases near me. Tax free liquor and tobacco. Boy I miss my time in service
What company in the states will ship to Canada
Almost 40 bucks for a pouch of redman here
Wisconsin $8.92!!!! This will be the last can I purchase
Iowa is about 6.50 a tin
6.12 on discounted double packs in FL. Never seen less than 12 for 2. Cause you never need just one.
South Carolina Copenhagen prices range from 5-5.50 a can
Really dude try 13 dollars a can for berry blend in mass
Infantry as in 03?
Oregon is 5-6.20 for Copenhagen wintergreen long cut
New hampshire is 6.50 its ridiculous something needs to change..
Illinois is 6 to 7 bucks a can of copenhagen
This is nuts. MA is eliminating virtually all Smokeless tobacco to be sold in the state on June1st. Not that I purchase Kodiak in MA . The cost is around $12.00 and $15.00 in the Boston area. CT isn’t any better. The cost is $9.25 a can. RI…. You can get lucky. I’ve purchased Kodiak recently for $6.75. NH, at the Market Basket is $7.25. The best place I found is over the boarder in PA ( Milford). Where you can buy it for like $5.25 a can. I will take a seven hour round trip and buy a 100 cans. Does anyone know the cost of chew in NC, KY? I am going on a trip this year
Less than $3 per can in KY
Dang, I only have Chawin tabaccy on hand to treat stinging insect hits; unknowst to me, sumbody threw my pouch of redman away & I got a sting from a hornet that did not respond well to being treated with cotton balls &sudsy ammonia. This is not a prank, chewin tabaccy can neutralize the venom from hornets & yellow jackets if moistened with human saliva & applied quickly to the wound site & lightly secured against the skin with a plastic bag to keep the moisture in the tabaccy.
Chewing tobacco is the best treatment for insect sings. Period.
Alabama dip is between $2.85 for Grizzly up to $5 for Cope Longcut and slightly more for Skoal. Easily the cheapest state I’ve ever lived in/been to for dip.
Arkansas is between $5 for Grizzly up to $13 for Skoal (SW Arkansas). A roll of Grizzly usually cost me about $30, regardless of where I was in the state.
Colorado is about the same as Arkansas.
California is insane, paid $8.50 for a can of Grizzly.
Kentucky is between $4-6 for a can of Grizzly. Cope Longcut is $6-8.
Tennessee is about the same as Kentucky.
In south Carolina dry tobacco in a can is $26.00 and a small can is 7 and some change it’s ridiculous at least make the small can bigger
PA is around $4 while MD is now at $7
I pay 18.00 for a roll of Copenhagen in Alabama
Louisiana needs to go up about 2.75
Michigan average is 4.35 a can.
Tobacco price in South Carolina with Tax is $7.48 Some places charge $8.55 for Cannonball
Copenhagen long cut is over 9 bucks in Wisconsin
No no please no I’m moving up there for work and I dip Copenhagen mint like 6 cans a week ??
Moved from PA to FL. Prices up there were about half as much than down here. Use to think it was a lot more worth it because snuff in PA a lot cheaper than cigarettes, until I moved to FL. Getting hooked on this stuff used to seem like not a big deal, but now that I’m in FL, it almost seems like the cheaper of the states almost scams the user into staying there if they want the cheaper option. The reason for my comment was actually to find out if I could be given an explanation as to why?
Copenhagen snuff is $6.75 a can in Dallas.
6.25 in N Houston, and 6.10 in New Mexico.
Im traveling to wisconsin the prices in Illinois are expensive the cheap long horn chew is like 4 dollars but usually I think sells for 99 cent I could be wrong but I say if your traveling by kentucky they have cheap chew thats were I got my chew at
22.50 for cope in ontario Canada
WOW! So far Ontario takes the cake for high dip prices.
28$ a can in NW ontario.
I’m near Toronto, Ontario and I was lucky to find a place last year that was less than $24, now no where, except circle k and main gas stations carry it and it jumps from $26-$28 and change. Loose leaf Redman pouch is $$42 at the tobacco shop near me,
$32 to 33 dollars for a can of cope or skoal in Regina,Sk if you buy it at Costco in Saskatoon its about $25.27 a can
$8.00(+) pre-tax in Vermont…
Moved from PA to FL. Prices up there were about half as much than down here. Use to think it was a lot more worth it because snuff in PA a lot cheaper than cigarettes, until I moved to FL. Getting hooked on this stuff used to seem like not a big deal, but now that I’m in FL, it almost seems like the cheaper of the states almost scams the user into staying there if they want the cheaper option. The reason for my comment was actually to find out if I could be given an explanation as to why?
Usually the cost of dip in a state is related to the tobacco taxes. The higher the tobacco tax, the more expensive the dip will be.
It’s like 3 or 4 bucks a can and 15 bucks a log for grizzly dark wintergreen here in Washington state where I live.
Mint copenhagen long cut in kansas is $4.04 a can
12.50 in mass
Copenhagen is 5.89 a can in Wyoming
Grizzly wintergreen 3.50 on average in Georgia
8.50 a ton of straight skoal in central Connecticut
Copenhagen is around $8 a can in Washington state.
Copenhagen is $7.15 a can hear in the bay area, CA.
9.50 for a tin in Alaska
Grizzly Dark Wintergreen in Alabama is $2.49 tax and all or for North Alabama atleast
NC at Ocean Home 5-6.00 a can for Copenhagen.
San Antonio, TX between $4.50-$5.00
Florida Skoal $7.25 for common flavors like mint, wintergreen, and original. $5 for blended flavor like peach, cherry, and apple.
Salt Lake City – $7.52 for a can of regular Copenhagen
Kodiak $6.50 northern Colorado
Copenhagen $10.00 in Anchorage AK
Coppenhagen natty is 22.50 in Ontario (Canada)
Iowa 6 bucks for Grizz and 7.50 for Kodiak
Massachusetts $10.50 a CAN. killing me
I’ve found some stores for 6.00 a can grizzly wintergreen
Cope Wintergreen in the Chicago suburbs is about $4.50 a tin.
How much is Copenhagen Long Cut in Nashville, TN area???
Grizzley and copenhagon like like $4.65 before taxes in nebraska
As of April 2021 in the Salt Lake City Utah area, I can of Skoal mint pouches is about $8.50+ a can
In Las Vegas, NV – Copenhagen Natural Extra Long Cut – about $20 @ walmart for a Log. Average about $3.75 per can not including sales tax
Massachusetts I paid 11.68 in cape cod
Just bought a can of Copenhagen snuff today @ Speedway- $8.09. WTF??
Harrisonville Missouri Copenhagen snuff is $5.55 at local gas station
PA $4.39 for Copenhagen
$8 for Grizzly Wintergreen in Peshtigo, Wisconsin.
Copenhagen $4.50 in NJ
Alabama is 2.15 -2.40 for Copenhagen mint, wintergreen and straight in central Alabama
$6.10 in Ohio for Copenhagen / Aug 2019 / Insane what these places are charging!
The Prices of a can of Copenhagen is about $3.00 in Virginia
26.70 in pei Canada
saskatchewan 29.50
Copenhagen fine cut per can is $28 here in Ontario Canada
Copenhagen snuff is at 9.96 a can as of 2/20/20 in wisconsin
Idaho $5 +
Our states are ripping us off at the f****** taxes $10 a can in Wisconsin and Missouri is $2.25 I’m moving to Missouri
My. Washington, KY. Grizzly wintergreen pouches. $3.79 a can…….total bullshit
Well – try traveling overseas. Cant even find snuff in many places in Central America, South America, Afghanistan.
Arizona 5.65 a can for Copenhagen long cut
In northeast Arkansas, a can of Stoker’s is $4, Grizzly is $5, and Skoal is $8. A bucket of Stoker’s just across the state line in Missouri is $14.
I wish I paid all your prices, I live in Alberta and I pay $43.50 for a pouch of Red Man plug.
Grizzly Wintergreen $4.31 in Ohio
Over $9 a tin for Kodiak Wintergreen here in NH. WTF IS GOING ON??!!!
2.20 a can at Sam’s club in oklahoma around me .
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Your cope prices are refivuloudly WAAAAY OFF. In Arkansas for example it can’t be found ANYWHERE for less than 7.00 to 8.00.
$7 in Reno Nevada
I can get a 5 ct roll in the St. Louis area for about $26.
Never be afraid to ask for a discount on a roll. Ask nicely and you would be surprised what could happen
*Kodiak
I’ve been supporting their stockholders since summer of ’82.
In Ohio (Southern Ohio) it was 3.50 a year ago. It’s raised to 4.50 in the past year (for grizzly long cut)
(Boone, North Carolina) Depends brand and where you buy it from, 4 places where you can buy it from where i Live: gas stations, walmart, grocery stores and privately ran tobacco shops. I dip Copenhagen Wintergreen long cut it’s about $15 for 5 can roll (before state tax which is 6.76% to the dollar) sometimes you can buy singles at $2.50 a can. I used to dip Grizzly wintergreen long cut used to be the cheapest about 3 years ago (was $2-$2.50 a can even in rolls) but now Copenhagen wintergreen long cut is, out of the 2 anyways. Redman probably the cheapest along with long horn. Skoal wintergreen, straight and any them special flavors between $3.50-$5 a can. Still not sure why Copenhagen straight long cut costs about $4 a can. Copenhagen wintergreen pouches (packs i think they are called) is $3.50 a can. I’m thinking about switching to fine cut because I’d like to try it see if I like it, i don’t know the price of it yet. All these prices I’ve called out are from the privately ran tobacco stores, we have 3 with the same owner. His stores probably cheapest in my area, walmart probably 2nd then gas stations 3rd and grocery stores 4th. I feel fairly lucky compared rest of you guys. Now cigarettes is off the charts I quit smoking in 2015, switched to dip. Cigarettes prices are steep here, I was smoking cheapest brand i could find and stand smoking. $56 20 pack carton counting tax and even at the privately ran tobacco shops and that was 6 years ago, probably much higher now. Prices was the main reason I quit smoking then ofcoarse I had personal goals that helped me along like breathing better lol. Now I don’t chew but from what I heard from what my uncle said, most chewing tobacco is about $8-$12 a pouch here brand dependent. Starts costing me $4+ a can I’ll have to quit dip to because i live on $14,000 a year i have more important things to pay for.
$43.92for a tin cope straight. Vancouver island, bc, Canada. Thank you NDP
Hawaii is 6$ a can