Blaze Dark Leaf

What Defines Dark Blend Tobacco?

Dark Blend Tobacco, often perceived as a deeply flavored tobacco, comprises a blend of various fundamental tobacco types. The term "Dark" signifies its rich, dark hue, a result of the tobacco retaining its natural tints and not being lightened as is the case with Virginia tobacco. Such a hue is also indicative of a higher nicotine content, setting it apart from other tobaccos. "Blend" suggests a harmonious union of different tobaccos, with Virginia and Burley being the primary constituents.

What Sets BLAZE Apart from Other Brands?

The distinctiveness of our Blaze Dark Blend from the renowned House of Hookain is its pronounced nicotine content of 4.25% in the finished product. For you as an aficionado, this translates to an intense yet incredibly smooth smoking experience. This is achieved by blending aroma, glycerin, and sugar under a 250 Bar pressure in a homogenizer. The outcome? A tobacco that binds flavor components efficiently, ensuring a potent taste sensation every time.

Recommendations for Blaze Novices?

Generally, Dark Blend tobaccos might not be the first choice for novices, mainly due to the elevated nicotine content. However, Dark Blend presents a flavorful richness absent in Virginia tobacco. If you're a beginner curious to try Blaze Dark Blend, it's advisable to start by mixing it with Virginia (preferably Hookain & Fog Your Life) in a Phunnel. This approach allows you to incrementally increase the nicotine content and get acquainted with your preferences.

Guidelines for Blaze Dark Blend in a Phunnel?

Smoking Blaze Dark Blend can initially seem challenging. The silver lining is, it's straightforward once you're familiar with the process. The tobacco should be gently placed into the Phunnel and served with an HMD. Ensure the tobacco is neither too tight nor too loose, facilitating free air circulation. It's pivotal not to compress the tobacco, maximizing flavor extraction.

How to Smoke Blaze Dark Blend in a Multi-hole Bowl / Killerbowl?

For the multi-hole bowl, the foundational principles mirror those of the Phunnel. The tobacco should be arranged such that the HMD lightly touches it. A good gauge for the ideal setup is noticing faint traces of molasses on the HMD's nubs. Ensure the bowl's holes are unobstructed for optimal airflow. For an enhanced draw, you might also opt to leave the central hole completely open!