Killa Snus Lines Explained in Germany: Core and Exclusive

Killa snus comes in two lines for readers in Germany, core and Exclusive, with 18 core flavours and 12 Exclusive flavours, 30 products in all on our shelf. Each line sits at the same 13.2mg, which means the line name describes the flavour choice on offer and not how strong the pouch is.

Killa is a brand of N.G.P Tobacco ApS, a Danish company, and both lines come from that one maker. For anyone in Germany comparing the two, that leaves a single question to settle, which flavour to try, and the table below shows where each one sits.

How do the Killa lines split on the shelf in Germany?

The lines split by name: a product with Exclusive in its name belongs to the Exclusive line, and every other Killa product belongs to the core line. Both lines share one nicotine figure, which leaves flavour as the only thing to decide. Think of the home and away shirts of a Bundesliga side, the same club and the same cut with a different look to pick from.

The core line holds the plainly named flavours, with fruit, mint, coffee, cola and dessert names all represented. The Exclusive line carries the longer and more specific names, such as Lemonade, Tropical Punch, Cold Dry, Liquorice and Cherry Cola. A shopper in Germany who has searched for Strawberry Lychee will find it in the core line, while Dark Cherry and Orange sit in the Exclusive line.

Between them, the two lines cover mint, fruit, coffee, cola and liquorice, so a shopper can move from one line to the other without changing strength at all. That is the practical meaning of the split: it organises the flavours and leaves the nicotine per pouch exactly where it was.

How many mg does Killa snus have in each line?

Every Killa pouch on our shelf carries 13.2mg of nicotine, in the core line and in the Exclusive line alike. On our strength scale, Light is 1 to 8mg, Medium is 8 to 16mg, Strong is 16 to 25mg and Extreme is 25mg and over, so 13.2mg falls in the Medium band. Our Germany shelf as a whole runs from 3mg to 150mg per pouch, which shows how wide the scale is and where Killa sits on it.

A concentration of 16.5 mg/g applies to one product in each line. Converting mg/g into mg per pouch means multiplying the concentration by how many grams a single pouch weighs. The per pouch figure is the one to compare, because the same concentration gives a different amount in a small pouch than in a large one. Anyone in Germany asking how many mg Killa snus has can therefore be given a single answer for both lines, 13.2mg per pouch.

The full ladder of levels, with every Killa flavour set against it, is in the guide to Killa snus strengths and mg levels in Germany.

Does Killa Exclusive pack more nicotine than core Killa?

Nothing in the Exclusive name adds nicotine, because its pouches sit at the same 13.2mg as the core ones. Exclusive marks a group of flavours and is not a strength label.

This is worth stating plainly, since a name like Exclusive can suggest a step up in the way that Strong or Extreme does on a strength scale. Here the scale and the line name are separate things. Words describing strength also vary from shop to shop, so the number beside the unit is the reliable guide, and on Killa that number is the same across all 30 flavours. A shopper in Frankfurt choosing between Cold Mint and Cold Dry is therefore choosing between two flavour names at one strength, and nothing else changes.

What is the right time to leave a core or Exclusive Killa pouch in?

There is no set clock here, because timing comes down to personal pacing and the line you pick has no bearing on it. A core pouch and an Exclusive pouch are treated the same, so the decision stays with the user.

The feel of it is close to a regional train ride out of Munich or a slow coffee in a Hamburg café, where the length is whatever suits the person. Some users take a pouch out early and others leave it longer, and both habits are ordinary. For a closer look, read the guide on how long a Killa lasts.

How do you use a pouch from either line?

A pouch from either line is used the same way, because neither line asks for a different technique. The pouch weight, the strength and the routine are shared, so one habit covers the whole range.

That makes the lines easy to combine. A household in Cologne can keep one pouch from each line and follow the same routine for both, and the flavour name is the only thing that changes from one to the next. The names themselves, such as Ice, Cold, Mint, Cherry or Coffee, are the way to pick the character wanted. A fuller walk through everyday habits is in how to use Killa snus in Germany.

Which Killa flavour is best for you?

The best Killa flavour depends on the family a reader already enjoys, whether that is mint, fruit, coffee, cola or dessert. Each line has entries in most of those families, so a favourite family can be followed from one line to the other.

The order from first to last is set out in the Killa flavours ranked for Germany guide, which names the best Killa flavour on our shelf. For the longer account of the brand, what Killa is covers the background, and for the order itself, where to buy Killa in Germany covers delivery and the shelf.

Which core Killa flavours can a shopper in Germany pick from?

The core line holds 18 flavours, grouped here as fruit and ice, mint, and sweet, coffee and soda. Taken in alphabetical order, it begins with Killa Apple 13.2mg, then Killa Banana Ice 13.2mg, Killa Blueberry 13.2mg, Killa Bubblegum 13.2mg, Killa Cappuccino 13.2mg, Killa Cola 13.2mg, Killa Cold Mint 13.2mg and Killa Energy 13.2mg. Frosted Mint, Grape Ice, Mango Ice, Melon, Pineapple, Spearmint, Strawberry Cheesecake, Strawberry Lychee, Watermelon and White Coffee complete the line, and each one is 13.2mg per pouch.

Which fruit and ice flavours are in the core Killa line?

Apple, Banana Ice, Blueberry, Grape Ice, Mango Ice, Melon, Pineapple, Watermelon and Strawberry Lychee make up the fruit side of the core line. That is nine of the 18 core flavours, so fruit is the largest family in the line. Strawberry Lychee is a combination that draws searches from readers in Germany, and it sits here alongside the single fruit flavours.

Which mint and cold flavours are in the core Killa line?

Cold Mint, Frosted Mint and Spearmint form the mint side of the core line. All three carry 13.2mg per pouch, so anyone comparing them can hold the strength steady and let the flavour name decide.

Which sweet, coffee and soda flavours are in the core Killa line?

Bubblegum, Strawberry Cheesecake, Cappuccino, White Coffee, Cola and Energy fill the remaining places in the core line. Cappuccino and White Coffee give two coffee names, Cola and Energy cover the soda and soft drink corner, and Bubblegum and Strawberry Cheesecake supply the dessert end of the shelf.

What flavours come under the Killa Exclusive name?

Twelve flavours make up the Exclusive side, each with Exclusive in its product name and each at 13.2mg per pouch, matching the core side. Across the dozen, mint and cold names sit beside fruit and citrus, with a cola and a liquorice flavour at the end.

Which mint and cold flavours are in the Killa Exclusive line?

Killa Exclusive Blue Mint 13.2mg leads the mint side, joined by Double Mint, Green Mint and Cold Dry. Cold Dry is a name that readers in Germany look up directly, and it belongs to the Exclusive line, so a search for it leads to this half of the shelf and not to the core mint flavours.

Which fruit and citrus flavours are in the Killa Exclusive line?

Killa Exclusive Blue Raspberry 13.2mg opens the fruit side, with Dark Cherry, Lemonade, Orange, Strawberry Watermelon and Tropical Punch alongside it. Lemonade and Tropical Punch both draw searches from German readers, and both live in this line.

Which cola and liquorice flavours are in the Killa Exclusive line?

Cherry Cola and Liquorice complete the Exclusive line. Cherry Cola is the Exclusive counterpart to the core Cola, and Liquorice is the line's one liquorice flavour.

Can you mix core and Exclusive Killa in one order?

Yes, core and Exclusive pouches can share one order, because both lines sit together in the Killa collection. With the strength fixed at 13.2mg per pouch, swapping between them changes only the flavour, which makes a mixed order an easy way to compare, say, Cola against Cherry Cola or Cold Mint against Double Mint.

A mixed order also suits households that share a delivery. Two people in the same flat in Berlin can each take a flavour from their preferred line without anyone needing to check a different strength.

Where can you buy both Killa lines in Germany?

Both Killa lines are in the same collection, and we deliver to Germany, whether the parcel is bound for Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Cologne or Frankfurt. The range is for adults only. Shoppers who want to compare Killa with other brands can buy snus from the full shelf, and the snus homepage is the starting point for every other brand and strength.