How much does Grizzly cost?
per can
$4.50 – $7.00 typical range · 1.2 oz · roll (5 cans) ~$28.75
Grizzly costs $5.75 per 1.2 oz can in 2026 — the #3 most affordable of 8 brands we track. It is the best-selling moist snuff brand in the US — a long-cut tobacco placed between the gum and lip. A can-a-day habit costs about $2,099 per year.
What Grizzly costs.
Per can, per roll, per month, per year — every number for America's best-selling dip.
1.2 oz · $4.79/oz
5 × $5.75
1 can/day
1 can/day · ~$175/mo
Half a can per day
Before any tax or price increases
vs Longhorn at $3.75/can
Grizzly Wintergreen & more.
Wintergreen is the flagship, but Grizzly has a full lineup of cuts and flavors.
Wintergreen Long Cut
The flagship Grizzly product — accounts for approximately 70% of all Grizzly sales. Bold, smooth wintergreen flavor in a long cut that packs easily. America's best-selling individual moist snuff variety.
Dark Wintergreen
A richer, bolder wintergreen. Dark-fired tobacco gives it a smokier, deeper flavor than standard Wintergreen. Popular with experienced dippers who want more intensity.
Straight Long Cut
A classic, sweet straight tobacco taste without added flavoring. Smoother than Copenhagen Straight, with Grizzly's characteristic boldness. The #2 best-selling Grizzly variety after Wintergreen.
Fine Cut Natural
Minimal processing, natural tobacco taste. Fine cut is closer to snuff consistency — harder to pinch but releases nicotine faster. For dippers who want pure tobacco flavor with no additives.
Snuff (Fine-Cut)
A fine-cut natural tobacco — Grizzly's answer to Copenhagen Snuff. Very fine grind, authentic tobacco taste. Less common than Long Cut but available at most tobacco retailers. Faster nicotine absorption than long-cut.
Mint Long Cut
A cool, clean mint flavor — less "burn" than wintergreen. Popular with dippers who find wintergreen too intense for daily use. Available in Long Cut and pouches.
Wintergreen Pouches
Same wintergreen flavor in pre-portioned pouches. No mess, no loose tobacco. Convenient for work, driving, or any time you don't want to deal with loose dip. Also available in Mint and Straight.
Long-cut vs pouches vs fine-cut: Long-cut is the most popular format — it packs easily and stays in place. Pouches are pre-portioned for convenience and less mess. Fine-cut has a faster nicotine release but is harder to pack for beginners. Grizzly offers all three formats in Wintergreen, giving dippers full choice over their experience.
Grizzly vs Copenhagen, Skoal & Longhorn.
See where Grizzly's value pricing stacks up against the competition.
| Brand | Price/can | Roll (5) | Annual cost | Type | Vs Grizzly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grizzly | $5.75 | ~$28.75 | $2,099 | Long-cut | — |
| Copenhagen | $7.50 | ~$37.50 | $2,738 | snuff | $1.75 more · Cost $639 more/yr |
| Skoal | $6.50 | ~$32.50 | $2,373 | long-cut | $0.75 more · Cost $274 more/yr |
| Longhorn | $3.75 | ~$18.75 | $1,369 | long-cut | $2.00 cheaper · Save $730/yr |
The value sweet spot: At $5.75, Grizzly occupies the middle ground — premium enough to command loyalty from millions of dippers, affordable enough to dominate market share. Copenhagen ($7.50) appeals to brand traditionalists who don't mind paying more for the 1822 heritage. Skoal ($6.50) competes on flavor variety. Longhorn ($3.75) wins on pure price but sacrifices quality. Grizzly's combination of quality, price, and wide availability is why it's America's #1.
Grizzly Wintergreen vs Copenhagen Wintergreen.
The two wintergreen titans go can-to-can. Here's how they differ.
| Attribute | Grizzly Wintergreen Long Cut | Copenhagen Wintergreen |
|---|---|---|
| Price per can | $5.75 | $7.50 |
| Price per roll (5 cans) | ~$28.75 | ~$37.50 |
| Annual cost (1 can/day) | ~$2,099 | ~$2,738 |
| Nicotine | Higher — bolder, more intense buzz. Grizzly uses dark-fired tobacco for stronger nicotine delivery. | Premium but milder nicotine profile. Copenhagen focuses on flavor depth over nicotine punch. |
| Cut | Long cut — slightly coarser, easier to pack and stays in place well. Beginner-friendly. | Long cut — slightly finer, closer to the original Snuff texture. Released nicotine slightly faster. |
| Flavor profile | Bold, slightly sweeter wintergreen. Strong "burn" sensation. Dark-fired tobacco adds smoky undertone. More assertive overall. | Milder, mintier wintergreen. Less "burn," smoother flavor. Cleaner finish. More refined, less in-your-face. |
| Who chooses it | Value-conscious dippers who want maximum boldness. Market share leader: ~70% of Grizzly volume is Wintergreen. | Brand loyalists who prioritize the 1822 heritage and a more refined wintergreen experience. Pay ~$1.75 more per can. |
The verdict: Grizzly Wintergreen wins on pure value — same format, bolder flavor, $1.75 less per can. Copenhagen Wintergreen wins on refinement — smoother, more complex flavor, premium brand cachet. If you dip daily, the $639/year savings with Grizzly is real money. If you dip occasionally and want the best experience, Copenhagen may be worth the premium.
How long does a can of Grizzly last?
Dip frequency determines how far a single $5.75 can stretches — and your monthly spend.
| Usage tier | Dips / day | 1 can lasts | Cans / month | Monthly cost ($5.75/can) | Annual cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Light | 3–4 | 5–7 days | 6 | $34.50/mo | $414/yr |
| Moderate | 5–6 | 3–4 days | 12 | $69.00/mo | $828/yr |
| Heavy | 8–10 | 1–2 days | 22 | $126.50/mo | $1518/yr |
Typical dipper profile: Most daily dippers fall in the moderate range — 5–6 dips per day, a can lasting 3–4 days. That means roughly 10 cans per month at ~$58/month. A light user spending ~$35/month is in the minority; a heavy user at $127/month is not uncommon for people who chain-dip throughout the workday. The jump from moderate to heavy more than doubles the monthly cost.
Where to buy Grizzly.
The most widely distributed dip brand in America — here's where to find it and what you'll pay.
Gas stations & convenience stores
EverywhereThe most common purchasing channel. Nearly every gas station that sells tobacco carries Grizzly — 7-Eleven, Circle K, Casey's, Shell, BP, Mobil, Speedway. Prices are typically at MSRP: $5.50–$6.50 per can. Wintergreen Long Cut is always stocked; other varieties (Dark Wintergreen, Mint, Straight, Snuff) may be available depending on store size.
Walmart & big-box
Lowest priceWalmart consistently offers the lowest in-store Grizzly pricing — typically $0.50–$1.50 below gas stations. Limited to Wintergreen Long Cut and occasionally Straight and Mint. Roll pricing at Walmart is typically $25–$28 for 5 cans. Not all Walmart locations carry tobacco — call first. Walgreens and Kroger also carry Grizzly in many states.
Smoke shops & tobacco outlets
Full varietyDedicated shops carry the full Grizzly lineup — all flavors, all cuts. Expect $5.00–$6.00 per can, competitive with Walmart. Many smoke shops offer roll discounts: 5 cans for $25–$30 (saving $1–$2 vs buying singles). Staff can explain product differences (Dark Wintergreen vs regular, Snuff vs Long Cut).
Online retailers
Bulk / lowest per-canAge-verified online shops offer Grizzly rolls at $23–$28 for 5 cans — the lowest per-can pricing available. Savings of $1–$2 per can versus gas stations. Shipping costs offset savings unless buying 3+ rolls. Some retailers offer subscriptions for regular dippers. Online is the best option for hard-to-find Grizzly varieties like Snuff or Mint in areas with limited in-store selection.
Roll vs singles: A roll of Grizzly (5 cans) typically costs $25–$30 — a $1–$3 discount versus buying 5 individual cans at $5.75 each. If you dip daily, buying rolls saves $36–$110 per year. Most stores sell rolls, but not all advertise the discount — ask at the counter. Online retailers offer the deepest roll discounts but add shipping costs that cancel out unless buying 3+ rolls.
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