
Tangiers Noir 23 - Kashmir Apple (Spices, Anis & Red Apple) 250 gr
Acidity
0
Freshness
0
Spiciness
3
Sweetness
4
Flavor
Anise, Red Apple, Spices
Recommended bowl
Clay
Heat resistance
High
Strength
Strong
Smoke density
Very high

Acidity
0
Freshness
0
Spiciness
3
Sweetness
4
Flavor
Anise, Red Apple, Spices
Recommended bowl
Clay
Heat resistance
High
Strength
Strong
Smoke density
Very high

Deep, Spiced Tangiers Take on Apple with Anise
Tangiers Noir Kashmir Apple is a bold, complex hookah tobacco built around red apple, layered with warm spice notes and a noticeable touch of anise. This is not a crisp green-apple candy profile; it leans darker and sweeter, with that signature Kashmir-style spice character wrapping around the fruit.
The red apple comes through rich and rounded, more like baked or stewed apple than something bright or tart. Anise adds a distinct herbal, licorice-like accent that stays present throughout the session, while the spice blend gives the flavor a deep, almost incense-like warmth. There’s very little emphasis on cooling or citrusy sharpness here, so the overall direction is dense, sweet, and aromatic rather than fresh and zesty.
This is Tangiers Noir, so expect a strong tobacco base that experienced smokers tend to reach for when they want a heavier session. The blend is well-suited to traditional clay bowls, which many Tangiers fans use when they want to let these darker, spiced profiles fully open up. As with most dark leaf hookah tobacco, careful heat management and gradual warming are generally good practice, especially with more intense flavors.
Tangiers Noir Kashmir Apple 250g comes in a brick-style pack that works well for at-home smokers who know they enjoy deep, spiced profiles and want enough on hand to dial in their setup. It can be smoked solo if you like an assertive, spice-driven apple, or used in small portions in your own mixes when you want to add sweetness, body, and anise-forward complexity.
If you’re looking for a heavy, smoky apple that leans into spice and anise rather than mint or citrus, this Kashmir-style Tangiers flavor belongs on your shortlist.