Cherry by Element
Rich cherry on dark tobacco, deep and sweet
What Does Cherry Taste Like?
Cherry by Element tastes berry. Rich cherry on dark tobacco, deep and sweet. It is moderately sweet at 3 out of 5, with no cooling at all, and smokes with a little grip in the throat.
It is a dark leaf at heavy strength, so the nicotine reads heavy. Clouds come out thick and the exhale is tickly. It works as the base of a mix, carrying whatever you put with it.
The Numbers Behind That
- Strength Heavy Strength
- Intensity Powerhouse
- Role in a mix base
- On the exhale tickly
- Nicotine feel Heavy
What Cherry Mixes With
Scored out of 100 by the same pairing engine the Mix'd app uses. Higher is a better match.
- Cherry + Chilled Pan Shot 75
Cherry's sweet and Chilled Pan Shot's mint play off each other
- Cherry + Icy Pan 75
Cherry's sweet and Icy Pan's mint play off each other
- Cherry + Pan Shot 75
Cherry's sweet and Pan Shot's mint play off each other
- Cherry + Icy Cactus 75
Cherry's sweet and Icy Cactus's mint play off each other
- Cherry + Icy Lemon Mint 74
Cherry's sweet and Icy Lemon Mint's mint play off each other
- Cherry + Strawberry Mojito 72
Cherry and Strawberry Mojito both bring berry qualities that play off each other
Common Questions
- What does Cherry taste like?
- Cherry by Element tastes berry. Rich cherry on dark tobacco, deep and sweet. It is moderately sweet at 3 out of 5, with no cooling at all, and smokes with a little grip in the throat. It is a dark leaf at heavy strength, so the nicotine reads heavy. Clouds come out thick and the exhale is tickly. It works as the base of a mix, carrying whatever you put with it.
- What does Cherry mix well with?
- Chilled Pan Shot, Icy Pan, Pan Shot. Cherry's sweet and Chilled Pan Shot's mint play off each other
- Is Cherry sweet?
- It scores 3 out of 5 for sweetness. Rich cherry on dark tobacco, deep and sweet
- Is Cherry blonde or dark leaf?
- Cherry is dark leaf. Dark leaf runs stronger in nicotine and needs more care with heat.
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