Pablo Fruit Flavors Guide: Berry, Tropical, Orchard and Citrus

Pablo fruit flavors make up the biggest family in the range, with nearly twenty distinct profiles.

That variety is great for choice. However, it also makes the list hard to scan.

So this guide groups every fruit option by type: berry, tropical, orchard, citrus and ice-finish.

For each flavor, you get the catalog profile and every strength where it appears.

Everything here is for adults 21+ who already use nicotine.

Key Takeaways

• Fruit flavors span Silver Edition at about 10 mg, Gold at 17 mg, Exclusive at 30 mg and the US range at 13 or 24 mg.
• Exclusive holds the most fruit profiles, while Silver Edition holds the fewest.
• Grape Ice and Kiwi appear in every one of those four ranges.
• Four fruit flavors add an icy menthol finish: Grape Ice, Mango Ice, Banana Ice and Blueberry Peach Ice.
• Flavor never changes strength; the line does. Always check mg per pouch.

How We Grouped the Fruit Range

The maker’s catalog lists fruit flavors line by line. That works for ordering, but not for exploring.

Instead, we sorted profiles by the fruit they lead with. Then we flagged any that add menthol.

Some flavors blend two groups. For example, Strawberry Kiwi mixes berry sweetness with tangy kiwi.

In those cases, we placed the flavor where its main note sits and mentioned the crossover.

Profiles below quote the maker’s catalog wording. We do not rank flavors or claim any is more popular.

Berry and Cherry Flavors

Berry flavors cover the widest sweetness range. Some lean candy-sweet, while others lean sour and sharp.

Blue Raspberry and Blue Razz

Blue Raspberry is a sweet-tart, candy-style berry. It appears in Silver, Gold and Exclusive.

The US range carries a matching profile called Blue Razz. It comes at 13 or 24 mg per pouch.

Because of that spread, blue raspberry fans can choose from five different strengths.

Sour Blueberries

This one reads like sour blueberry candy with a sharp, acidic edge. It is the tartest berry option.

Sour Blueberries lives only in Exclusive, so every pouch delivers 30 mg.

Blueberry Cranberry Cherry

Here you get a layered blend: blueberry first, then tart cranberry, then dark cherry.

It offers more depth than a single-fruit profile. Like Sour Blueberries, it sits in Exclusive only.

Dark Cherry

Dark Cherry tastes deep and slightly tart, with dark-berry notes behind the cherry.

It appears in Gold at 17 mg and Exclusive at 30 mg.

The strawberry duets

Strawberry never appears alone in the fruit family. Instead, it always pairs with a second fruit.

• Strawberry Kiwi: sweet strawberry with tangy kiwi, in Gold and Exclusive.
• Strawberry Lychee: sweet strawberry with floral, exotic lychee, Exclusive only.
• Strawberry Watermelon: strawberry with juicy watermelon, also Exclusive only.

Tropical Flavors

Tropical profiles tend to taste bright and aromatic. Several also carry a natural tang.

Passion Fruit

The catalog calls Passion Fruit tangy and aromatic. It suits anyone who likes a perfumed, sharp fruit.

You can find it in Gold, Exclusive and the US range at 13 or 24 mg.

Tropical Punch

Tropical Punch blends several tropical fruits into one punch-style profile. No single fruit dominates.

It shares the same availability as Passion Fruit: Gold, Exclusive and both US strengths.

Pineapple

Pineapple reads sweet and tangy. It sits in Silver Edition and Gold Edition only.

That makes it one of the few tropical choices below 13 mg per pouch.

Kiwi

Kiwi is bright and tangy. Strictly speaking, it is not tropical, but it shares that zesty character.

It also has the widest reach of any fruit, matched only by Grape Ice.

Silver, Gold, Exclusive and both US strengths carry it.

Mango and Banana

Both of these come with an icy finish. So you will find them in the ice-finish group below.

Orchard and Stone Fruit Flavors

Orchard flavors feel crisp and gentle compared with berries. They suit adults who want fruit without much sourness.

Pear

Pear is described as crisp, juicy green pear. It stays light and fresh rather than candy-sweet.

Silver, Gold and Exclusive all carry Pear. That gives you roughly 10, 17 and 30 mg options.

Blueberry Peach

The US range offers Blueberry Peach at 13 mg. Its profile is simply blueberry with soft peach.

Meanwhile, Silver, Gold and Exclusive offer Blueberry Peach Ice, which adds an icy cooling edge.

So if you like the pairing but not menthol, the US version is the one to check.

Citrus and Zesty Flavors

Pure citrus is rare in the fruit family. In fact, only one flavor sits squarely here.

Orange

Orange tastes sweet and zesty. It appears only in Exclusive, so every pouch carries 30 mg.

Citrus crossovers in the soda family

Lemon lovers have more choice in the soda family. Lemonade, Pink Lemonade and Double Lemonade all lean sweet and sour.

Those three sit outside the fruit category, though. Our cola and lemonade guide covers them in detail.

Similarly, Kiwi and Passion Fruit bring a citrus-like tang even though they are not citrus fruits.

Fruit With an Icy Finish

Four fruit flavors add menthol on the finish. They bridge the gap between fruit and mint.

• Grape Ice: juicy grape with a menthol chill. Silver, Gold, Exclusive and US 13 or 24 mg.
• Mango Ice: ripe tropical mango with an icy finish. Exclusive and US 13 or 24 mg.
• Banana Ice: ripe, creamy banana with a menthol cooling finish. Exclusive only.
• Blueberry Peach Ice: blueberry and soft peach with an icy edge. Silver, Gold and Exclusive.

Grape Ice matches Kiwi for reach. Both appear at about 10, 13, 17, 24 and 30 mg per pouch.

Banana Ice stands apart because of its creamy note. That gives it a slightly dessert-like feel.

If you enjoy cooling but want more flavor, start with this group. The mint comparison covers the pure-menthol side.

Where Pablo Fruit Flavors Sit by Strength

This grid shows each fruit flavor against every line that carries it. Strengths are mg per pouch.

A pattern jumps out. Exclusive carries sixteen of these eighteen rows, while Silver carries six.

So lower-strength fruit fans have a shorter list. Still, the core profiles show up at every level.

Fruit Flavors on a Tart-to-Juicy Scale

Group labels tell you which fruit leads.

However, they do not tell you how sour or soft a pouch will taste.

So here is a second view, built from the wording in each catalog profile.

Tart and sharp

• Sour Blueberries, because its profile names a sharp acidic edge.
• Kiwi and Passion Fruit, since both read as tangy.
• Dark Cherry and Blueberry Cranberry Cherry, thanks to their tart cherry and cranberry notes.

Balanced sweet and tart

• Blue Raspberry and Blue Razz, which the catalog calls sweet-tart.
• Pineapple and Orange, described as sweet but also tangy or zesty.
• Strawberry Kiwi, where sweet strawberry meets tangy kiwi.
• Tropical Punch, because a mixed punch blends both sides.

Soft and juicy

• Pear, with its crisp, juicy green-pear profile.
• Blueberry Peach, thanks to the soft peach note.
• Strawberry Watermelon and Strawberry Lychee, which lean juicy or floral rather than sour.
• Banana Ice and Mango Ice, since ripe banana and mango both read soft and sweet.

If you dislike sour candy, start in the soft and juicy group.

On the other hand, tart fans should begin at the top.

Building a Fruit Rotation at One Strength

Some adults like variety but want a steady nicotine level. Fortunately, each line holds enough fruit to rotate.

• Silver Edition at 10.15 mg: six fruit flavors, from tangy Kiwi to crisp Pear.
• US range at 13 mg: seven fruit flavors, including Blueberry Peach without menthol.
• Gold Edition at 17 mg: ten fruit flavors, adding Dark Cherry and Passion Fruit.
• US range at 24 mg: six fruit flavors, such as Mango Ice and Blue Razz.
• Exclusive at 30 mg: sixteen fruit flavors, the longest list in the range.

Rotating inside one line keeps the dose the same. Meanwhile, the taste changes from can to can.

Multi-can packs make this easy. Also, bigger packs bring the price per can down.

Stepping Between Strengths With One Fruit

Because some fruits span several lines, you can change strength while keeping a familiar taste.

For example, Kiwi runs from Silver at about 10 mg to US 13 mg, then Gold at 17 mg.

After that, it continues to US 24 mg and finally Exclusive at 30 mg.

Grape Ice follows the same five steps. Similarly, Blue Raspberry and Blue Razz cover all five levels.

Still, move one step at a time rather than jumping straight to the top. Each step adds real nicotine.

Our post on switching Pablo strengths explains a gradual approach.

How Each Line Shapes a Fruit Pouch

The same flavor name can feel different across lines. Pouch size and nicotine level both play a part.

Silver Edition

Silver uses 14.5 mg/g in a 0.7 g pouch. That gives 10.15 mg per pouch, sold as 10 mg.

It carries Blue Raspberry, Blueberry Peach Ice, Grape Ice, Kiwi, Pear and Pineapple in the fruit family.

Gold Edition

Gold keeps the 0.7 g pouch but raises nicotine to 24.3 mg/g. As a result, each pouch holds 17 mg.

Gold adds Dark Cherry, Passion Fruit, Strawberry Kiwi and Tropical Punch to the Silver fruit list.

Our Gold versus Silver comparison covers the full overlap.

Exclusive

Exclusive uses 50 mg/g in a smaller 0.6 g pouch. Therefore each pouch delivers 30 mg, the top Pablo strength.

It holds the longest fruit list by far, including every Exclusive-only flavor mentioned above.

US range

The US range uses 0.8 g pouches with 16 g net weight. Fruit flavors come at 13 or 24 mg.

Blueberry Peach is the exception, at 13 mg only. Twenty pouches fill each can.

Fruit Notes Hiding in Other Families

Several flavors outside the fruit category still lead with fruit. They are worth a look if you want something sweeter.

• Cherry Cola: cola with a sweet cherry twist, in Exclusive and US 13 or 24 mg.
• Pink Lemonade: a berry-tinted lemonade, sweet and tart, in Exclusive.
• Watermelon Gum: sweet watermelon bubblegum, in US 13 or 24 mg.
• Strawberry Cheesecake: strawberry over a creamy cheesecake base, in Exclusive.

These lean sweeter than most fruit profiles. Our sweet flavors guide covers the candy and dessert side.

Reading the Strength on a Fruit Can

Fruit products from different lines quote strength in different ways. That can make a quick comparison tricky.

Some listings quote nicotine per gram. For instance, “Pablo Exclusive 50mg” refers to 50 mg/g.

To find the real dose, multiply mg/g by pouch weight.

So 50 mg/g in a 0.6 g pouch equals 30 mg.

Likewise, Gold works out to 24.3 mg/g times 0.7 g, or 17 mg per pouch.

US range products, by contrast, go by mg per pouch, such as 13 or 24 mg.

Our mg per pouch explainer runs this math for every line.

Choosing a Fruit Flavor Step by Step

Start with taste, then confirm strength. Follow these steps to narrow the list quickly.

1. Pick a group: berry, tropical, orchard, citrus or ice-finish.
2. Decide on sourness. For instance, Sour Blueberries sits at one extreme, while Pear sits at the other.
3. Choose whether you want menthol. If so, stick to the ice-finish group.
4. Check the grid for lines that carry your shortlist.
5. Finally, pick the lowest strength that suits your current nicotine use.

Sweet fruit does not make a pouch milder. A 30 mg Orange pouch still delivers 30 mg.

Too much nicotine can cause dizziness, nausea, sweating or a racing heart.

So if you feel unwell, remove the pouch and stop.

The Pablo strength guide compares every line if you are unsure where to begin.

Keeping Fruit Flavors Fresh

Fruit pouches need the same care as any other can. So follow the maker’s cool, dry storage advice.

• Close the lid after every use to keep pouches fresh.
• Store cans somewhere cool, away from direct sun and hot cars.
• Rotate stock when you buy multi-can packs, oldest can first.
• Check the date: the maker quotes 18 months from production when stored cool and dry.

Our guide on how to store Pablo pouches covers bulk planning and travel.

Also keep cans away from children and pets. In the US, Poison Help is 1-800-222-1222.

What Stays the Same Across Every Fruit Flavor

Only flavor and strength change between fruit cans. The pouch itself follows one recipe.

Each pouch is all-white plant fiber with nicotine, food-grade fillers and flavorings. None contains tobacco leaf.

N.G.P Tobacco ApS makes Pablo in Aalborg, Denmark. The company began in 2017.

You can see the maker’s trade-fair profile on the Intertabac exhibitor listing.

A typical pouch lasts about 30 minutes. Afterward, put it in the lid compartment, then in household trash.

FAQ: Fruit Pouches

Finding Your Fruit

Pablo fruit flavors cover berry, tropical, orchard, citrus and icy profiles across four strength ranges.

Pick your group first, then match it to a line you handle comfortably.

Browse the full fruit pouches category, or compare lines in Silver Edition, Gold Edition and Exclusive.

For a view across every family, see our complete flavor map.

Each product comes in 1, 5, 10, 30 or 50 can packs. Bigger packs mean a lower price per can.

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