Cocao
Dark chocolate on dark leaf, rich and slightly bitter
What Does Cocao Taste Like?
Cocao tastes creamy. Dark chocolate on dark leaf, rich and slightly bitter. 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 Cocao Mixes With
Scored out of 100 by the same pairing engine the Mix'd app uses. Higher is a better match.
- Cocao + Nubian 76
Cocao's sweet and Nubian's fruit play off each other
- Cocao + Indian Stuff 72
Cocao and Indian Stuff both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
- Cocao + Chai Latte 72
Cocao and Chai Latte both bring creamy qualities that play off each other
- Cocao + P Spice 72
Cocao and P Spice both bring creamy qualities that play off each other
- Cocao + Skyfall 70
Cocao's sweet and Skyfall's fruit play off each other
- Cocao + Double Apple Mint 69
Cocao's sweet and Double Apple Mint's fruit play off each other
Common Questions
- What does Cocao taste like?
- Cocao tastes creamy. Dark chocolate on dark leaf, rich and slightly bitter. 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 Cocao mix well with?
- Nubian, Indian Stuff, Chai Latte. Cocao's sweet and Nubian's fruit play off each other
- Is Cocao sweet?
- It scores 3 out of 5 for sweetness. Dark chocolate on dark leaf, rich and slightly bitter
- Is Cocao blonde or dark leaf?
- Cocao is dark leaf. Dark leaf runs stronger in nicotine and needs more care with heat.
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