Nine flavours, and they sort by mood more usefully than by fruit.
Start with the desserts, which set this range apart. Vanilla Custard is deliberately plain, sweet vanilla over thick custard. Lemon Berry Pie works harder: buttery pastry, blueberry, then a lemon twist that keeps the butter light.
The tobaccos are a matched pair; only temperature separates them. Caramel Tobacco is the warmer one, caramel under the leaf. Caramel Tobacco Ice adds a menthol exhale for a cleaner finish.
Cold fruit fills out the rest. Tropical Slush trades blue raspberry against pineapple over slush ice. Frozen Berries keeps to raspberry and strawberry alone, so it reads clearer than a crowded berry blend, and Fruit Crush is the berry soda once sold as Vimto Crush.
Sharper again: Fizzy Lemon turns lemon zest into a sherbet kick, and Rio from Doozy Tropix leads on tart mangosteen. Filling a 4 for £10 mix? Vanilla Custard, Tropical Slush and Caramel Tobacco cover three moods.