Chewing Tobacco Prices
Chewing Tobacco Prices By State
Updated March 30, 2023
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: $5.99
- Arkansas: $9.25
- Arizona: $7.83
- California: $7.00
- Colorado: $10.00
- Connecticut: $8.50
- Washington DC: $4.45
- Delaware: $3.64
- Florida: $11.00
- Georgia: $4.80
- Hawaii: $4.64
- Idaho: $3.70
- Illinois: $4.91
- Indiana: $3.50
- Iowa: $6.95
- Kansas: $4.50
- Kentucky: $3.46
- Louisiana: $4.95
- Maine: $7.50
- Maryland: $4.00
- Massachusetts: $18.50
- Michigan: $5.65
- Minnesota: $7.50
- Missouri: $3.66
- Mississippi: $3.76
- Montana: $5.50
- Nebraska: $4.57
- Nevada: $3.89
- New Hampshire: $6.80
- New Jersey: $3.79
- New Mexico: $5.98
- New York: $7.80
- North Carolina: $7.00
- North Dakota: $2.94
- Ohio: $6.10
- Oklahoma: $5.50
- Ontario: $25.50
- Oregon: $7.65
- Pennsylvania: $5.52
- Rhode Island: $3.96
- South Carolina: $6.95
- South Dakota: $3.17
- Tennessee: $3.88
- Texas: $7.00
- Utah: $7.50
- Vermont: $8.20
- Virginia: $4.30
- Washington: $8.20
- Wisconsin: $8.95
- West Virginia: $3.19
- Wyoming: $5.89
If you see a price that is off, leave a comment and let us know what the current, average cost of smokeless tobacco in your state.
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Chewing tobacco is the best treatment for insect sings. Period.
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.
(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.
As of April 2021 in the Salt Lake City Utah area, I can of Skoal mint pouches is about $8.50+ a can
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)
*Kodiak
I’ve been supporting their stockholders since summer of ’82.
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
PA is around $4 while MD is now at $7
$9.01 Kwik Trip Apple blend Skoal pouches, Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin
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