Pablo Cola Flavors and Lemonades: A Guide to Every Soda Can

Pablo cola flavors span two import lines and the US range.

This guide maps each soda can by taste and strength.

Soda-style pouches sit in their own corner of the menu. They lean sweet, round and tangy rather than icy.

That said, the cans differ a lot in nicotine. Options run from 13 mg up to 30 mg per pouch.

Below, we sort each cola and lemonade by catalog taste notes and strength, so you can choose with clear numbers.

Key takeaways

• Our store carries seven soda-style flavors: Cola, Cherry Cola, Vanilla Cola, Double Cola, Lemonade, Pink Lemonade and Double Lemonade.
• Strength choices are 13 mg, 17 mg, 24 mg and 30 mg per pouch, so no soda can sits in Silver Edition territory.
• Cherry Cola comes in three strengths: 13 mg and 24 mg in the US range, plus 30 mg in the Exclusive line.
• None of the soda taste notes in our catalog mention ice or menthol, so these suit adults who want little cooling.
• Pablo is for experienced adult nicotine users aged 21+, and every can here carries real strength.

Why soda profiles form their own family

Much of the Pablo range leans on mint.

In fact, the flagship Pablo Ice Cold builds its whole identity around a peppermint and menthol freeze.

Soda flavors take a different route. Instead of cooling, they rely on caramel depth, citrus acid and fruit twists.

As a result, they feel closer to a drink than a breath mint.

The flavor reads warm and sweet rather than sharp and cold.

Our store groups these cans in the Pablo cola and soda pouches category for easy browsing.

For a wider view of every taste family, including mint, fruit-ice and dessert, read our Pablo flavor map.

Two branches: cola and lemonade

The soda family splits neatly in two. First, the cola branch covers four flavors built on a caramel-style base.

Second, the lemonade branch covers three sweet-and-sour citrus flavors. These lean bright and tart instead of deep.

Each branch then spreads across different lines. Because of that, the same flavor name can appear at very different strengths.

The cola side of the menu

Four colas appear across the Pablo range. Each one starts from the same idea, then adds a twist on top.

Classic Cola: Exclusive 30 mg and Gold Edition 17 mg

The catalog describes plain Cola as a classic fizzy-style cola with caramel sweetness. Both lines share that same flavor description.

However, the two cans differ sharply in strength.

The Pablo Gold Edition Cola delivers 17 mg per pouch from 24.3 mg/g.

Meanwhile, the Pablo Exclusive Cola delivers 30 mg per pouch from 50 mg/g.

That makes it the strongest cola in the range.

The pouch sizes also differ.

Gold Edition uses a 0.7 g pouch and a 14 g can, while Exclusive uses 0.6 g and 12 g.

So the Exclusive pouch is slightly smaller yet far more concentrated. Both cans still hold 20 pouches each.

Cherry Cola: US 13 mg, US 24 mg and Exclusive 30 mg

Cherry Cola adds a sweet cherry twist to the cola base. The catalog uses that same description for every version.

This flavor offers the widest strength ladder of any soda can.

You can pick 13 mg, 24 mg or 30 mg per pouch.

The Pablo Cherry Cola in the US range covers the first two steps.

Both use a 0.8 g pouch and a 16 g can.

Then the Pablo Exclusive Cherry Cola sits at the top with 30 mg per pouch in a 0.6 g pouch.

Because the flavor stays constant, Cherry Cola works well for adults who change strength but want a familiar taste.

Vanilla Cola: US 24 mg

Vanilla Cola rounds off the cola base with smooth vanilla.

As a result, it reads softer and creamier than plain Cola.

The Pablo Vanilla Cola comes only at 24 mg per pouch.

That figure comes from 30 mg/g in a 0.8 g pouch.

There is no lower strength for this flavor. Therefore, it suits adults who already handle 20 mg or more comfortably.

Double Cola: US 13 mg and 24 mg

Double Cola aims for a bold, deep cola profile. The name suggests extra intensity in the flavor, not extra nicotine.

In other words, a 13 mg can of Double Cola holds the same nicotine as a 13 mg Cherry Cola.

Only the taste changes.

The Pablo Double Cola uses the standard US format.

That means 0.8 g pouches, 16 g net weight and 20 per can.

Note: “Double” in a flavor name refers to flavor intensity. Always read the mg per pouch figure for strength.

The lemonade side of the menu

Three lemonades round out the soda family. Each one balances sugar against acid, although the balance shifts between them.

Lemonade: Exclusive 30 mg

The catalog lists plain Lemonade as sweet-and-sour. It sits in the Exclusive line, so every pouch carries 30 mg.

The Pablo Exclusive Lemonade uses a 0.6 g pouch at 50 mg/g, with 12 g net weight per can.

Since the profile mentions no berry or extra twist, it gives the plainest citrus option in the family.

Pink Lemonade: Exclusive 30 mg

Pink Lemonade adds a berry tint to the lemonade base. The catalog calls it sweet and tart.

Compared with plain Lemonade, the berry note softens the sour edge slightly. Even so, the tart character stays in front.

The Pablo Exclusive Pink Lemonade shares the Exclusive format: 30 mg per pouch, 0.6 g pouches and 20 per can.

Double Lemonade: US 13 mg and 24 mg

Double Lemonade pushes the citrus further. The catalog describes it as an extra-bright lemonade profile, sweet and sour.

Unlike the Exclusive lemonades, this one comes in two strengths.

So it offers the only lemonade below 30 mg per pouch.

The Pablo Double Lemonade uses 16.25 mg/g for the 13 mg version and 30 mg/g for 24 mg.

Every Pablo soda can at a glance

The table below lists each soda-style can with its verified specs.

Use it to compare strength and pouch size side by side.

Every can in the table holds 20 pouches. Also, every pouch is all-white and contains no tobacco leaf.

Choosing between Pablo cola flavors by strength

Taste matters, but strength should drive the first decision.

A pleasant flavor cannot fix a pouch that is too strong for you.

Pablo listings use two numbers that people often mix up.

One is mg per gram, and the other is mg per pouch.

To get mg per pouch, multiply mg/g by the pouch weight.

For example, 50 mg/g times 0.6 g equals 30 mg.

Similarly, 24.3 mg/g times 0.7 g gives the 17 mg Gold Edition figure.

Then 16.25 mg/g times 0.8 g gives 13 mg.

Our post on Pablo mg per pouch walks through this math for every line in more detail.

The soda strength ladder

1. 13 mg per pouch: US Cherry Cola, Double Cola or Double Lemonade. This is the gentlest soda step.
2. 17 mg per pouch: Gold Edition Cola. It sits between the two US strengths.
3. 24 mg per pouch: US Cherry Cola, Vanilla Cola, Double Cola or Double Lemonade.
4. 30 mg per pouch: Exclusive Cola, Cherry Cola, Lemonade or Pink Lemonade. This is the strongest soda step.

Notice the gap below 13 mg.

If you prefer lighter pouches, note that no soda flavor comes below 13 mg.

In that case, the Silver Edition at about 10 mg offers fruit and mint options instead.

Our Pablo strength guide covers every tier.

Same flavor, different concentration

Here is a detail many shoppers miss.

The US 24 mg Cherry Cola and the Exclusive Cherry Cola differ by more than 6 mg per pouch.

The US can runs at 30 mg/g, while the Exclusive can runs at 50 mg/g.

So the Exclusive pouch is far more concentrated.

Because the Exclusive pouch weighs only 0.6 g, its mg per pouch lands at 30 rather than higher.

Soda flavor or not, a 30 mg pouch is strong. Begin at a level you already know.

Too much nicotine can bring dizziness, nausea, sweating or a racing heart, so take the pouch out if that happens.

Matching a soda can to your routine

Once you know your comfortable strength, flavor choice becomes simple. Here are some practical starting points by situation.

• If you already use Gold Edition mints or fruits, Gold Edition Cola keeps the same 17 mg strength and 0.7 g pouch.
• If you use the US range at 13 mg, try Cherry Cola, Double Cola or Double Lemonade at that same level.
• If you use 24 mg US cans, Vanilla Cola adds a creamier option to the cola choices.
• If you already handle Exclusive strength, all four 30 mg soda cans stay open to you.
• If you want one flavor across strengths, Cherry Cola covers 13, 24 and 30 mg.

Switching flavor and strength at the same time makes it hard to judge either change.

So change one thing at a time.

For gradual moves between levels, see our post on switching Pablo strengths.

Cola or lemonade: reading the profiles

Cola profiles share a caramel-style base. As a result, they tend to read rounder and heavier on the palate.

Lemonade profiles, by contrast, lead with acid. They read brighter and sharper, with sweetness balancing the sour edge.

Vanilla Cola sits at the softest end of the family. Meanwhile, Double Lemonade sits at the brightest end.

Cherry Cola and Pink Lemonade both add a red-fruit layer. So they bridge the soda family and the fruit family.

How the soda family compares with mint and fruit-ice cans

Many Pablo flavors finish with ice.

For example, Grape Ice, Mango Ice and Blueberry Peach Ice all add a cooling edge.

The soda cans skip that finish in their catalog notes. Therefore, they suit adults who find strong menthol too sharp.

Still, a pouch with 24 or 30 mg can tingle regardless of flavor. Nicotine release causes much of that sensation.

If the tingle feels intense, move the pouch to a different spot under the lip.

Our post on why nicotine pouches tingle explains more.

Low-cooling alternatives outside the soda family

Want more warm, sweet options? Then dessert and plain-fruit profiles also skip ice in their catalog notes.

For instance, Strawberry Cheesecake and Bubblegum sit in the dessert family. Meanwhile, Orange and Pear sit in the fruit family.

Our guide to sweet Pablo pouches covers those low-cooling picks in depth.

How to use a soda-flavored pouch

The steps match any other Pablo pouch. However, stronger soda cans deserve extra care during the first few uses.

1. Check the mg per pouch in the product name before opening a new can.
2. Place one pouch between your upper lip and gum.
3. Keep it there for up to about 30 minutes, as the brand suggests.
4. Swallowing saliva while you use a pouch is fine, according to the brand FAQ.
5. Remove the pouch early if you feel dizzy, nauseous or sweaty.
6. Put the used pouch in the lid compartment, then in household trash.

Never flush pouches. Also, keep cans closed and away from children and pets, since nicotine is toxic if swallowed.

In the US, you can reach Poison Help at 1-800-222-1222.

For full placement tips, read our how to use Pablo pouches page.

Keeping soda cans fresh

Pablo lists a shelf life of 18 months from production. That figure assumes cool, dry storage with the lid closed.

The maker advises cool, dry storage. So avoid leaving cans on a dashboard or in direct sun.

If you buy several cans, open them one at a time.

Then rotate older cans to the front of the drawer.

Also jot the purchase date on each can. That way you always know which can to open next.

Our guide on how to store Pablo pouches covers travel tins, car heat and bulk stock rotation in more depth.

Buying soda cans in packs

Each soda flavor comes in packs of 1, 5, 10, 30 or 50 cans.

The larger the pack, the lower the cost per can.

Before buying a large pack, though, try a single can first. That way you confirm the strength suits you.

Our store sells only to adults aged 21+.

Checkout includes an age check, and an adult may need to sign for delivery in some states.

For details, see our shipping and age verification page.

A note on regulation

Federal law treats nicotine pouches as tobacco products, and FDA oversees them.

Its list of authorized pouch products currently covers ZYN and on! PLUS only.

Pablo is not on that list. N.G.P Tobacco ApS says it has submitted PMTA applications, and FDA is reviewing them.

You can read the current list on the FDA authorized nicotine pouch page. State and local rules also vary.

FAQ: Pablo soda and lemonade pouches

Final thoughts on Pablo cola flavors

The soda family gives adult users a warm, sweet alternative to mint.

Plus, it covers four strength steps from 13 to 30 mg.

Start with the strength you know, then pick between caramel cola and tangy lemonade. Cherry Cola offers the most flexibility.

Browse the full soda pouch category, or compare lines in the Pablo Exclusive and Gold Edition collections.

WARNING: This product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical.