Snus Killa Lines Explained: Core and Exclusive in France

The Killa range in France comes in two lines, core and Exclusive: 18 core flavours and 12 Exclusive flavours, 30 products on our shelf in all, and every pouch in both lines carries 13.2mg. Killa snus is a brand of N.G.P Tobacco ApS, a Danish company, and the line name points to a flavour set, not to a different strength.

For readers in France, that keeps the choice tidy: pick the flavour, and the mg per pouch stays exactly where it is. The table below sets the two lines side by side, and the sections after it open each line up, from the mint and ice flavours to the fruit, cola and liquorice ones.

What sets the core Killa line apart from Exclusive?

The difference between the lines is the flavour set, because both share one maker, one pouch style and one figure of 13.2mg per pouch. A good comparison is the Paris Métro: two lines can run through the same city, on the same ticket, and still stop at different stations. Killa works in a similar way, with the core line carrying one group of flavour names and the Exclusive line carrying a second group under the same brand.

The naming makes the split easy to read on the shelf. Exclusive products carry the word in their names, while a product without it belongs to core. That is the whole of the filing system, and it holds for every product in the collection.

The lines also overlap in character. Both include mint flavours, both include fruit flavours, and both include a cola. What differs is the particular flavour on the label, which is why the sections further down list each line by flavour family instead of by strength.

Where does the Exclusive line sit on the strength scale?

Every Exclusive pouch is 13.2mg, the same figure as every core pouch. On our strength scale, which runs Light 1 to 8mg, Medium 8 to 16mg, Strong 16 to 25mg and Extreme 25mg and over, 13.2mg sits in the Medium band, and that placing applies to both lines alike.

That is useful for a shopper in France who is comparing across a shelf that runs from 3mg to 150mg. A name such as Exclusive can sound like a step up, but here it marks a flavour group and not a higher rung on the strength ladder. Anyone moving from a core flavour to an Exclusive one keeps the same nicotine per pouch, and only the taste changes.

The page on Killa strengths and mg levels lays out the whole Killa strength picture against the wider scale, for readers who want to see where 13.2mg stands next to lighter and stronger pouches.

Does the line change how long a Killa pouch is kept in?

No. Both lines share the same 13.2mg per pouch, so neither one carries a timing of its own, and how long a pouch stays in is left to the person using it.

Someone in Lyon who likes a brief session and someone in Lille who likes a longer one are working from the same pouch, and each settles on the length that suits them. The page on how long a Killa pouch is kept in goes through the timing in more detail.

For anyone new to the format, the sequence of placing the pouch, resting it and removing it is covered in the guide to using Killa snus, and it applies equally to both lines.

How do you choose a flavour across the two lines?

Choose the flavour family first, then look inside both lines for it, since the strength will not change the decision. A reader who wants mint can find mint in core and in Exclusive, and the same is true of fruit and of cola, so the two lines work as two shelves of one cabinet.

Strawberry lychee sits in the core line, while double mint, green mint, lemonade and liquorice sit in the Exclusive line. The lists further down follow the same flavour first order of thinking, with the line named second.

For a ranking of every flavour with notes on who each suits, the page on Killa flavours ranked sets them out one after another, and it pairs well with the line lists here.

Which company stands behind the Killa range?

The maker is N.G.P Tobacco ApS, a Danish company, and Killa is its brand. Both the core and the Exclusive lines come from that one maker, which is why they share a pouch style and a nicotine figure per pouch.

That single origin is part of the reason the lines read as a family on the shelf in France. A shopper in Bordeaux or Marseille is looking at one brand with two flavour groups, not two brands with two ideas about strength. For a wider introduction, the page on what Killa is covers the brand from the start.

Can both Killa lines go in one order to France?

Yes, both lines sit on the same shelf in the Killa collection, so core and Exclusive flavours can go in one order. We deliver to France.

Mixing the lines is a practical way to try a flavour from each family without changing strength. A reader in Bordeaux who wants a mint from the core line and a fruit from the Exclusive line is choosing two flavours at one and the same 13.2mg. The page on where to buy Killa in France covers the shelf and the delivery line in full.

What flavour families make up the core Killa range?

Core divides into three broad groups: mint and ice, fruit, and coffee, cola and energy. Each pouch carries 13.2mg.

Which mint and ice flavours are in core Killa?

The mint and ice group is the cooling end of the core line. Killa Cold Mint 13.2mg is the plain cooling mint, and frosted mint and spearmint sit beside it as variations on the theme. Killa Banana Ice 13.2mg brings the ice treatment to fruit, and grape ice and mango ice follow the same idea.

What fruit choices does the core Killa line offer?

Fruit in the core line runs from familiar to a little more adventurous. Killa Apple 13.2mg and Killa Blueberry 13.2mg are the recognisable pair, while melon, pineapple and watermelon fill out the everyday fruit group. Strawberry lychee and strawberry cheesecake carry the strawberry theme in two different directions.

Which coffee, cola, sweet and energy flavours are in core Killa?

The last family collects the flavours that taste like something from a café or a corner shop. Killa Cappuccino 13.2mg and white coffee cover the coffee side, Killa Cola 13.2mg covers the soda side, Killa Bubblegum 13.2mg brings the sweet shop, and Killa Energy 13.2mg rounds out the group with an energy drink profile.

What does the Exclusive line hold, by flavour family?

The Exclusive line sits in four families: mint, fruit and citrus, cola, and liquorice. Each pouch is 13.2mg, the same as core.

Which cooling Exclusive flavours suit a first order?

The mint group opens with Killa Exclusive Blue Mint 13.2mg, and double mint and green mint sit alongside it. Cold dry rounds out the family as a cool option of its own, so a reader who likes a mint can choose among four cooling flavours in this line.

Where do the fruit and citrus Exclusive flavours fit?

The fruit side of Exclusive is the largest group. Killa Exclusive Blue Raspberry 13.2mg sits beside dark cherry, strawberry watermelon, lemonade, orange and tropical punch. Lemonade, orange and tropical punch are the citrus and tropical flavours in this group.

What makes the cola and liquorice pair stand out in Exclusive?

Cherry cola and liquorice close the line. Cherry cola extends the soda idea from the core line, and liquorice is a flavour the core line does not list, which makes it one of the clearest reasons to look at Exclusive.

How do you turn mg/g into mg per pouch?

Multiply the mg/g figure by the weight of one pouch in grams, and the result is the mg per pouch. The per pouch figure is the one to use when comparing one pouch with another, and it is the figure printed for each Killa pouch in both lines.

Showing the sum matters because a figure per gram describes concentration, not the amount in one pouch. Two products can share a concentration and still deliver different amounts if their pouches weigh different amounts, so the per pouch figure is the one to compare. Both Killa lines use the same per pouch figure, 13.2mg, so the two lines match on this measure.

When a listing gives a number per can beside a number per pouch, the two answer different questions. The can figure describes the whole tin, and the pouch figure describes what goes under the lip.

Which line suits a reader in Paris, Lyon or Marseille?

Either line suits any reader, because both are 13.2mg per pouch and only the flavours differ. Someone in Paris who likes a clean cooling mint can start in core, someone in Marseille who wants citrus or tropical fruit can look in Exclusive, and someone in Lyon who wants both can order from each line together.

The practical way to proceed is to settle the 13.2mg per pouch first, then browse the families above and pick one flavour from each line. To buy snus from the wider shelf, including both Killa lines, that same method works, and the full range of snus is there for comparison once the first order has arrived in France.