Top Ten Best Dipping Tobacco Brands

When I still dipped long cut, the ol' welfare bear was my go-to. At $1.98 a can, it gives you a nice buzz. If I ever dipped long cut again, I'd come back to tried-and-true Grizz Green.

I dipped Copenhagen Snuff from 1988 to 2010. But with the price of Cope Snuff these days, I've been dipping Grizzly Snuff, which I really enjoy. I'd probably choose Grizzly Snuff over Copenhagen Snuff these days, regardless of price. Never thought I'd say that, but there, I said it.

I also keep a tub of Stokers FC Natural because it's not a bad dip at all, despite the bad rap it gets. Stokers FC's cut is more like snuff than FC. Yes, it has a "perfumey smell," but the taste or flavor is more of an earthy, dirt, smoky flavor to me, and not as perfumey as some say.

To me, Grizzly snuff tastes better than Copenhagen and it doesn't linger between your teeth as badly. It's definitely cheaper and doesn't dry out as quickly. I like the witty sayings under the lid right now. I started out on Harlem wintergreen 25 years ago and then quickly moved to Cope. I dipped Cope for years, then found Grizzly. It's my go-to dip. Copenhagen has turned into my emergency backup.

Copenhagen is definitely not a dip for beginners, in my opinion. However, for long-time chewers, it's certainly a chill dip.

I pack a fat lip every day. Copenhagen is the best dip ever. Kurt Copenhagen really knew what he was doing. However, he was not in Green Day. Just don't forget your mud jug.

The granddaddy of them all. Copenhagen is well-known for its quality and high amount of nicotine.

Skoal LC Mint or Xtra Mint are my favorite dips. I love its rich, chocolatey taste. The only brands I've tried and didn't like were Grizzly and Kodiak mint, which were harsh and lacked depth of flavor. While the price has gone up to over $6 per can, a can lasts me about a month because I'm a light dipper. I supplement my Equate nicotine gum with a small amount of Skoal to get a full nicotine experience.

I've tried Skoal berry blend. It was really good. Definitely a dip for beginners. It's not too strong and not too weak. It's just in the middle.

I think that Skoal cherry has a very nice flavor, although I do not like the texture. However, I think that Skoal wintergreen gives you too much of a buzz.

The best, in my opinion! Especially the golden blend. It tastes like oatmeal raisin cookies... kind of, lol.

So good! My go-to chewing tobacco.

I love Stokers. I just tried it the other day and finally found it. I live in Florida, and most of the Circle K gas stations sell it. Who would have thought? I got some mint, and it's really good. It holds its flavor for just under an hour.

I bought a tub of the wintergreen, and it's better than Copenhagen wintergreen. This is mainly because it's easier on the lips and gums, but I think flavor-wise it's just as good as Copenhagen wintergreen. A tub will set you back about $23.50 out the door, and it's worth it.

Stokers, specifically Stokers Mint, is exceptional. One thing I can say about Stokers is that this dip stays really packed unless you get spit in the tobacco. Overall, it's a really good dip.

I used Grizzly Wintergreen for ten years, but after I had Stokers, I never went back.

Best dip in my opinion. Forms well, has good flavor, is strong, and doesn't give me heartburn like most others.

Kodiak is by far the best. It provides that deep lip burn. I highly recommend this fabulous dip.

It's the best dip, in my opinion, because it's flavorful and so sweet.

It's affordable for an everyday dip and doesn't give you a bad buzz. I would recommend this for beginners.

Good dip and it's priced right.

The best dip I've had, besides Copenhagen, is Red Seal long cut natural. It's my everyday dip.

This company is a small, top-notch, handcrafted dip company that communicates with its customer base daily through social media, YouTube, and email. Best customer service!

The brand offers "FAT CUT," which packs way better than any other brand. They also have a variety of flavors: Lemon, Orange, Vanilla, Original, Wintergreen, Cinnamon, and Peach. The dip has a high nicotine content, and their flavors taste great.

They also own another brand called Outlaw. The Outlaw brand features Bourbon, Watermelon, and Lucky Lipper (tastes like Mountain Dew).

They frequently release new flavors, so check them out. Additionally, YouTubers are constantly reviewing their products.

I love all the Outlaw dip flavors. Sweet tea is my favorite. They're different and stand out from the rest. They should be at #1.

I don't think the flavor is what it used to be with this dip. But it's still a good dip.

Long Cut Wintergreen Grizzly is the best dip. I don't really believe that you ever get a buzz from any dip, but that's just me. Maybe you'll feel light-headed the first time you try it. My backup dips are all long cuts, including Longhorn Wintergreen or Kodiak Mint. But Long Cut Wintergreen Grizzly is the best there is, my friends.

Camel is easy to use, especially in school. You can swallow your spit if needed. I have tried Camel Mellow and Camel Frost. I personally like Mellow only because it tastes like sweet tea. Mellow doesn't burn when you swallow it and has low nicotine, so you may have to put in 2 or 3 pouches at a time. Other than that, it's a great dip and tastes amazing.

I dip Hawken every once in a while. I have lots of Grizzly, Copenhagen, Stokers, and Beechnut in the fridge in my rig. I dip lots of different types and flavors.

Hawken is a good dip, but it's really, really sweet. It's sweeter than Beechnut wintergreen. I can't dip it all the time because it's hard on the gums due to the sugar. Plus, it's expensive. Walmart is the quickest way to get it, and it's more expensive than Copenhagen.

It can be used as a chew or a dip, and the wintergreen flavor is absolutely incredible! I'd recommend it.

I've yet to try it, but I hear good things about it. I don't think I'd like the grape flavor though. I'm not much of a fruity tobacco fan.

I have tried them all and enjoyed many brands. I used to be a Grizzly guy, but then I discovered that "Silvercreek" changed its name to Creek and added a tin lid to the brand. Don't knock it till you try it. I can get a whole log for $10.96 here, instead of paying over $20 with my former brands. This is now my everyday dip.