The Age of Tobacco Free Dip: Chewing Tobacco’s History and Exciting Future

Chewing tobacco has been a part of the culture in the American South since before our country was even formed. Now most popular in states that hold on to their values—regions known for their hardy, steadfast citizens—smokeless tobacco is still just as steeped in culture and tradition as ever before.

The ritual of using dip is something that people are drawn to. They use it to wake up and get motivated. To relax. To think. To prepare for hard work ahead. 

Historically touted as the “healthier” alternative to smoking, dip has been an attractive option for people who wanted to make more conscientious decisions about their habits, or for those who wanted to give up cigarettes but not the ritual or the nicotine.

Now, as science brings the health risks of smokeless tobacco to light, consumers are looking for new ways to enjoy their traditions while eliminating unwanted elements. Black Buffalo is leading the charge ahead, with its tobacco-free dip so good that even tobacco farmers themselves can’t tell the difference.