Exotica Coals Review

Exotica coals are made in Holland, were imported in the US. This brand produced long lasting coals, you can smoke for an hour long.  It comes in rectangular shaped block (no rolling around the bowl), and is very easy to break (each block can be broken to 3 pieces).  It's the brand I use all the time to smoke. (I have a vdo about Exotica reviews from hookahpro.com below this page). There are four different types of coals available for this brand:

Exotica (Square Finger Style) Hookah Coals:

This is a regular exotica coals, they are not pre-cut but are easy to break.  2 blocks are enough for you to smoke for an hour or so. It has no chemical smell and doesn't leave a mess (no breakage when heated). Each box comes in 1 kilogram (around $8).

Exotica Gold (pre-cut) Hookah Coals:

This is the same as Exotica (Square Finger Style) Hookah Coals, except that it comes in 36 pieces (smaller box) and it's already cut so you don't have to break it.  The price is the same as the Square Finger Style, but smaller box, so I don't prefer getting this one unless you are too lazy to break coals every time you're gonna smoke.

Exotica Natural Hookah Coals (12 pieces) NEW:

This is a 5 years anniversary edition, it comes in sample sized 12 pieces box, which contains (3 fingers scored by 4).  I haven't tried it yet, but I think it is pretty much the same as ones mentioned above.  It comes in a chocolate bars-like box (about $1 for a box). I think it could be good for those who doesn't want to get big pack of coals, but just want to try out the brand.

 

Exotica Easy-Lite Hookah Charcoals:

This is a quick light coal type, which takes less time for you to heat up.  I have never used it because I prefer natural coals more than quick light ones even though it takes more time heating the coals up.  There are varied reviews on this type of coals, some say that it burn out too quickly and some say that it is alright.  Each box contains 96 pieces in a box, the coals come in silvery small square shape .  Personally, I think you can find other options that are similar to these. Each box is about $9, so it would be better to get the natural light ones even though it takes some time to heat, but they have better quality and long lasting.

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