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Blue raspberry is a sweet-shop flavour rather than a fruit-bowl one, and KILLA Blue Raspberry 13.2mg leans into that bright, candied berry taste. Think of the tang of a raspberry lolly more than a fresh-picked berry,…
Blue raspberry is a sweet-shop flavour rather than a fruit-bowl one, and KILLA Blue Raspberry 13.2mg leans into that bright, candied berry taste. Think of the tang of a raspberry lolly more than a fresh-picked berry, with sweetness doing most of the work. It comes from the KILLA Exclusive line, so the nicotine is set high.
Real raspberries are red and slightly tart, while the blue version found in slushies and lollies is sharper and sweeter. That is the style here. Retail listings for this can name furaneol, a fruity, caramel-like aroma compound that rounds the berry out, and they list no menthol, so the finish stays warm rather than icy.
Blue Raspberry is one of two berry-family cans in the Exclusive range; Strawberry Watermelon is the other. Both use the same 0.8 g pouch at 16.5mg of nicotine per gram, so moving between them, or to a mint such as Blue Mint, changes the taste but not the dose.
Fruit pouches like this suit the moments when a mint feels too sharp: after a meal, on a long drive or during an afternoon slump at the desk. KILLA Blue Raspberry 13.2mg is meant for people who already use strong pouches rather than for occasional users. It also makes a sweet counterpoint if you rotate a mint and a fruit can through the week.
If you like berries but want a cooling twist, ZYN Blueberry Mint 11mg is a gentler option from another brand. Within the same range, KILLA Strawberry Watermelon 13.2mg keeps the sweetness and swaps the candy for juicier fruit. See the full KILLA range for every flavour.
Warning: this product contains nicotine, which is a highly addictive substance. Not for use by people under 18, or by anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding.