Sebero Hookah Tobacco

Sebero is a Russian dark blend that has been around on the scene there for several years. The tobacco has a large fan base especially among dyed-in-the-wool hobby smokers. Nevertheless, Sebero can now be found in most established bars. This year the manufacturer has also succeeded for the first time in entering the German market with the standard 25g packs. Sebero is distinguished by a medium-fine cut and perfect moisture. We recommend transferring it to another container after opening the pack, however, so that the moisture is retained. Airtight containers such as preserving jars are best suited for this. Because of its texture, the tobacco can, as usual for a dark blend, be smoked in a phunnel without any problem. We recommend smoking it either with a lotus attachment or with foil. 2-3 coals are entirely sufficient for the tobacco and give you a full flavour experience and thick clouds. For the somewhat tougher among you, Sebero can also be smoked in a multi-hole bowl, although you should be careful with the heat here. In terms of smoking duration, too, Sebero scores with long-lasting aromas and a tobacco that takes a lot of punishment. The manufacturer also offers a very broad flavour range with new and long-familiar mixes. Exotic flavours can be found at Sebero as well, which will make the hearts beat faster of anyone who wants to smoke something never seen before.
Cut – Sebero surprises with a medium to fine cut with leaves of differing sizes. The tobacco is therefore perfect for packing in phunnels or multi-hole bowls.
Moisture – this is a well-cured tobacco that leaves little excess molasses behind. Another statement about the tobacco's heat resistance.
Heat tolerance – Sebero really gets going with 2-3 coals and impresses with dense smoke and complex aromas. If you play with the heat a little while smoking with foil, different flavour notes come to the fore with some varieties.
Flavours – the manufacturer impresses with a wide range of different flavours. Exotic and familiar flavours are equally represented and give Sebero a rounded picture.