I know you can get dip and chew in walmart in the united states, but what about snuff? Can you get any scotches or any snuffs there? My girlfriend is going to Omak WA, and getting some Grizzly for me but I would really like some snuff too!
We have a Super Wal-Mart here and they do not have snuff.
Dedicated tobacco shops should have some, not Wally haha.
Dry (nasal) in USA might be .001% of the tobacco market here. It’s just about unknown. At best a cigarette/pipe shop might have some. I’ve never seen it in regular retail.
Oooookay, I dont think the tiny town has a tobacconist. Maybe next time we go on a trip.
Walgreens sells a new cheap beer now. I haven’t tried it but I kind of like the idea of buying ethanol from a pharmacy. It gives it a “medicinal” air of legitimacy. Tho I imagine that stuff tastes lousy. I always look but I’ve never seen dry snuff at a Walmart yet.
Found one. If they sell premium cigars, they might have snuff. http://www.cigarero.com/Washington/Omak/
thanxs xapken, I still cant believe they have dip for $5 a can! Ive been paying waaaay too much!
I think the Walmarts in the South have snuff. I doubt if they do in Washington State though. They do vary the inventory to tailor to the region’s taste.
"Dry (nasal) in USA might be .001% of the tobacco market here. It’s just about unknown. At best a cigarette/pipe shop might have some. I’ve never seen it in regular retail. " It is actually that small ?? Sounds strange. Many members on here from more rural areas of the states tell us that you can find it in every grocery store or gas station along the road. Is this only in the south ? Well, i guess that but there are some people who use it ?? I mean, if nobody buys it, it would be out of the stores ages ago. Right ?
@Prismaster: most of its use is oral, probably more than 90% of it. Its generally used by people well over the age of 65 as well, and then mostly Southern, or Southern transplants to the north. Still, it is pretty easy to find in certain places. Here is generally found in urban areas.
@Xander It is so amazing, that it has still a following the oral way. It just amazes me in a positiv way and i hope it will stay for some time. Anyway, i am on my way that the scotch supply i have will last me several years - so nothing cant go wrong in the near future. HarHar
Yeah some younger (like 30-50 yr old) people also probably use it, it’s basically like using a cheap no name obscure brand of dip. You can find snuff in tobacco shops around here either samuel gawith in the plastic tapboxes or stuff like W.E. Garret it’s an insignificant part of the tobacco market and selling it isn’t profitable so it might be in an obscure corner of the shop or not displayed.
A lot of the Wal-Mart stores in my area (North Carolina) have Railroad Mills and Navy Sweet. One of them even carries Honey Bee.
On an off topic note, my local indian grocery store sells Pan Parag, anybody tried this stuff? Its only $7 so I was thinking about getting it.
@Brandasaur Yeah, there was a thread a while ago on Pan Massala, and Pan Parag is the best of the brands I’ve tried… More info here - http://snuffhouse.org/discussion/5033/ot-gutkhabetel-nut/p2
@snuffpub Really, if they sell it at Wal-Mart stores, there must be a bunch of people who buy it - supermarkets don´t stock on stuff they can´t sell (at least, they dont do so most of the times)
Some of the discount tobacco shops here in NC Indiana carry a selection of American snuffs but not Walmart
What is Pan Masala? Stefan
Betel nuts mixed with flavoring and powdered betel leaves.