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Sweet strawberry with a green kiwi tang gives PABLO Strawberry Kiwi 30mg its balance of sugar and sharpness, all in a slim Hyper Strong pouch. Neither fruit drowns out the other. The same blend is sold in the Gold…
Sweet strawberry with a green kiwi tang gives PABLO Strawberry Kiwi 30mg its balance of sugar and sharpness, all in a slim Hyper Strong pouch. Neither fruit drowns out the other. The same blend is sold in the Gold Edition too, so this can is the strong half of a matched pair.
PABLO Gold Edition Strawberry Kiwi 17mg uses an identical flavour with 24.3mg of nicotine per gram in a 0.7g pouch. This can roughly doubles that per-gram figure to 50mg/g and lands at 30mg a pouch, 13mg more than Gold. If the 17mg version has started to feel routine, this is the direct step up; if 30mg turns out to be too much, drop back and keep the taste.
Strawberry supplies the sweetness and most of the body. Kiwi adds a bright, slightly sour green note over the top that stops the strawberry from tipping into candy. Next to the solo Kiwi flavour this blend is rounder and more forgiving, and next to Strawberry Watermelon it is noticeably tangier.
A fruit blend like this suits the afternoon, when a cold mint can feel a bit harsh and you want something that tastes like a treat. It also pairs well with a menthol can if you like switching flavours through the day. For mint users trying fruit for the first time, PABLO Strawberry Kiwi 30mg is an approachable choice, because the kiwi keeps it fresh rather than sugary.
Searching for kiwi snus at a similar strength from another brand? STNG MAX Raspberry 27.5mg is the nearest berry alternative, though it skips the kiwi. The wider PABLO flavour range covers every other fruit pairing.
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.