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€17.99*
Available, delivery time 1–3 days
Description
Flavor: Cranberries
Base tobacco: Burley
Country of manufacture: Russia
Nord B by Darkside offers the sweet and sour flavors of cranberries. The balanced mix of fruity sweetness and pleasant tartness makes for a refreshing and invigorating smoking experience. Perfect for those who enjoy bold and fruity flavors with a slightly sour finish.
Nord B is produced in Russia under strict quality standards. Darkside is known for its premium Burley tobacco blends, which provide an intense and long-lasting smoking experience. The Burley tobacco enhances the bold cranberry flavor, delivering a deep and lingering taste.
If you're looking for more fruity flavors, try Barvy O, which brings the refreshing taste of freshly squeezed orange juice, or Cherry Rocks, combining sweet cherries with a light candy note. Both varieties offer an intense and fruity smoking experience!
Details
| Base Tobacco: | Burley |
|---|---|
| Flavour: | Sweet |
| Kind of Tobacco: | Ready to smoke |
| Nicotine intensity: | Strong |
| Quantity: | 100g |
| Taste: | Cranberry |
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About Darkside
Darkside is one of the most successful hookah tobacco brands worldwide and a favorite among dark blend enthusiasts. Since 2015, this Russian manufacturer has impressed with premium Burley raw tobacco, combined with finely tuned flavors that create unique taste profiles. With over 20 varieties available in Germany, Darkside offers a wide range—from classics like grapefruit and banana to extraordinary options like Needls, which tastes like spruce. Beyond hookah tobacco, Darkside also designs stylish accessories such as the Darkside Shot and even beautiful hookahs like the Darkside Intro. Quality, flavor, and style make Darkside one of the most sought-after brands in the hookah community.
