Lollipop in hookah tobacco: a sucker's sweetness
In hookah tobacco, lollipop describes the sugary note of a lolly. The range is very small; here you can see every variety that carries this value.
We currently carry only a few items for Aroma Lolli Pop. The full Hookah tobacco range is available in the category.
Lollipop refers to the sweetness of a lolly: boiled sugar with an artificial-seeming fruit note, similar to a candy but usually with a clearly named taste. In tobacco this value therefore hardly ever stands alone.
Which taste that is, the other values reveal. Cola is clearly in front – so these varieties aim at a cola lolly. Kiwi, herbs and mint appear less often and lead in a green or herbal direction. As the range is so small, the related values candy and cola are also worth a look.
Glazed or unglazed?
For caring for the bowl, the surface counts: unglazed clay has open pores and absorbs molasses, while a glaze seals the surface and is easier to clean. Lollipop varieties come from brands including Blackburn and Nasch.

