Buy Al Fakher Double Apple Shisha in Dubai

If you've spent any time around a hookah lounge, you already know this flavor. Al Fakher Double Apple isn't just one of Al Fakher's options; it's the flavor most people picture when they think of shisha. But what actually makes it taste the way it does, and why has it stuck around this long while dozens of other flavors come and go?

Specs at a Glance

 Sweet Apple Meets a Hint of Anise

The name suggests a simple apple taste, but there's more going on underneath. The first draw usually brings a sweet, almost candy-like red apple note to the front. Right behind it sits a slightly tart green apple layer that keeps the sweetness from feeling one-note or sugary.

Then there's the part that actually defines the flavor: anise. It gives the blend a subtle licorice-like undertone that isn't loud, but it's what separates Double Apple from a plain fruit-flavored tobacco. Without it, this would just be another apple shisha. With it, you get something a bit more complex, and honestly more memorable once you've had it a few times.

How the Smoke Actually Feels

This blend uses Virginia tobacco leaves as its base, which tend to burn mild rather than harsh. That matters for shisha, since rough base tobacco can throw off even a well-balanced flavor. The draw is smooth, and the clouds are on the thicker side, which is part of why it photographs and performs well in group sessions.

Throat feel stays gentle throughout. You won't get anything sharp or overwhelming, which is one reason this flavor works for people who haven't smoked shisha much before.

Burn Consistency and Session Length

Flavor longevity depends a lot on how the bowl is packed and how you manage the heat on top, but Double Apple has a reputation for holding its taste longer than many single-note fruit flavors. The apple and anise notes tend to stay present from the first pull through most of the session instead of fading out halfway through, which means less fiddling with coal placement to keep things tasting fresh.

A Lounge Favorite for a Reason

Ask around any shisha spot, and Double Apple usually comes up as either someone's go-to or their gateway into trying other flavors. That kind of staying power isn't accidental. It's become something of a benchmark flavor within the hookah world, the one new blends often get compared against.

Part of that comes down to consistency. Bag to bag, the flavor profile holds steady, so you're not gambling on whether this batch tastes like the last one.

Beginner or Regular: Who This Suits

New to shisha? This is a solid starting point because it's not too sweet or too sharp; it sits in a comfortable middle ground. Regular smokers tend to keep it in rotation too, either as their main flavor or as a base to mix with something else, like mint, to cut some of the sweetness.

If you'd rather start with something simpler and less complex in flavor, a straightforward mint or single-fruit option might ease you in more gently before working up to Double Apple.

Delivery Across the UAE

• Orders in Dubai, Ajman, and Sharjah arrive within 1-2 hours.
• The rest of the UAE, including Abu Dhabi and Al Ain, gets delivery within 12 hours.
• Pay on delivery or online, whichever is easier.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Double Apple a strong flavor, or is it mild?

It sits in the middle. The anise adds depth beyond a plain fruit flavor, but it's not overpowering enough to overwhelm someone trying shisha for the first time.

Does the apple taste come from real apples?

No, it's a flavored tobacco blend built to replicate an apple taste, mixed with anise for the signature undertone. There's no actual fruit in the mix.

How long does the flavor usually last in a session?

Longer than most single-note fruit flavors, largely because the anise and apple notes hold up well under heat; actual duration still depends on your packing and coal management.

Can I mix Double Apple with other flavors?

Yes, it's a common base for mixing. Mint is a popular pairing since it cuts some of the sweetness and adds a cooling contrast.

Is this a good first flavor if I've never smoked shisha before?

It's one of the more commonly recommended starting points, since it's balanced rather than intensely sweet or sharp in any one direction.