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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comments (187)
Every year, when I visit my family in Kentucky, I order 25 five-can rolls of Mint Long-Cut Skoal to bring home to Michigan. This April I paid $650. It would have cost me $1,150 at best here at home. Those 125 cans usually get me through the year. When I started chewing, a ten -can roll was about $16 in Michigan, versus $8 in Kentucky. Hell, they used to be in the grocery aisle at Meijer back then. I remember playing floor hockey with them in the grocery store as a kid. WOW, how things have changed!
10.05 in Florida it’s amazing how they can tax that much for 1 can of skoal there ripping us off only in america
Levi Garrett 25$ at Publix in Florida. Ridiculous
977 Florida I live in nc 613 sc 613
10/29/22
I am looking for mammoth cave tobacco twist. Can you help?
Copenhagen Long Cut 5 cans for $34 in Ohio. BTW, smokeless tobacco has twice the rate of mouth or throat cancer when compared to a non-smoker. The biggest health problem associated with it is the increase in heart rate. It’s a shame, it’s the only bad thing I like and it’s really not that bad. I don’t do drugs including marijuana, drink alcohol, nor eat fast food, yet the one pleasure that I love is scrutinized falsely by the government. It’s even illegal to fly on American airplanes with it in your mouth. I do because no one knows I am dipping. It’s my business, not anyone else’s.
HI James, that is really insane and I bet people still buy it.
47 bucks in Vancouver, BC, Canada (Copenhagen SNuff or Long Cut- 19 for a pack of Cigarette which is mind boggling the difference in taxes)- I’m originally from Georgia……so to go from 5 bucks to 47 is insane………I started chewin black jack gum on the side to go from 3 cans a day at times to 1 can every 5 to 6 days.
Hi There, That is insane prices. Everything everywhere has gone up.
Hi Jeremiah, that is quite high!