What is grabba?

Grabba is a form of tobacco, typically a dark, air-cured leaf, often used as a wrapper for blunts or spliffs. It's known for its potent and robust flavor profile, as well as its high nicotine content.

Here are some key characteristics and uses of grabba:

• Origin and Types: Grabba originates from the Caribbean, particularly Jamaica. Variations exist, including "red grabba" and "black grabba," differing in curing process and flavor intensity.

• Use as a Blunt Wrapper: It's frequently crumbled and mixed with cannabis or used to wrap blunts, enhancing the overall smoking experience.

• High Nicotine Content: Due to its curing process, grabba has a substantially higher nicotine content compared to typical cigarette tobacco.

• Flavor and Aroma: Grabba is prized for its strong, earthy flavor and aroma, which many users find complementary to cannabis.

• Health Considerations: Given its high nicotine content and the nature of smoking, grabba poses potential health risks, including nicotine dependence and respiratory issues.