Questions about Tabaku
Do I need to add all the liquid molasses to the container?
Yes, please refer to instructions provided with your order - shake bottle WELL and pour 100% of the liquid molasses into the container. This allows for maximum flavour absorption.
Once the mix has been completed and the product has been resting for a minimum of 24 hours, you can drain excess liquid and store in container to use for future mixes.
Do I really need to wait 24 hours after mixing to enjoy my Tabaku?
To allow for maximum absorption please mix and allow product to sit at room temperature for a minimum of 24 hours. You can leave the product for 2-4 days or longer if you choose.
Can I add more leaf to the mix?
Yes, you can just follow the instructions as normal and ensure you leave the product to sit for a minimum of 24 hours to maximise absorption.
Can I reuse the molasses liquid left in the container from my last mix?
Yes, you can mix the remaining molasses in with other flavours to create your own signature cocktail creations or leave for a future mix.
What is the best bowl to use when enjoying Tabaku?
A glazed funnel bowl is best, so the shisha molasses doesn’t drip into your hookah vase. Alternatively you can use a molasses catcher with your shisha to enjoy Tabaku with other style hookah bowls.
Does Tabaku contain nicotine?
Yes. The premium grade Virginia leaf found in Tabaku naturally contains nicotine.
Do I need to cut the Virginia leaves prior to making my bowl?
While not necessary due to the uniform cut of Tabaku, you're welcome to cut the leaves further if you prefer smaller leaves. Either way, once you complete the mixing process the product is ready for your next shisha session.
Where is Tabaku made?
Tabaku is made in Germany from 100% German ingredients.
Why do I need to shake the bottle of liquid before opening and mixing with the Virginia leaf?
This is one of the most important steps; shaking the bottle well will ensure that all the molasses ingredients mix through and blend well to provide you with a strong taste and smoke experience once the mixing process has been completed.