Cocoa
Dark cocoa on dark tobacco, bitter and rich
What Does Cocoa Taste Like?
Cocoa tastes creamy. Dark cocoa on dark tobacco, bitter and rich. It is lightly sweet at 2 out of 5, with no cooling at all, and smokes with a firm kick.
It is a dark leaf at heavy strength, so the nicotine reads heavy. Clouds come out thick and the exhale is peppery. 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 peppery
- Nicotine feel Heavy
What Cocoa Mixes With
Scored out of 100 by the same pairing engine the Mix'd app uses. Higher is a better match.
- Cocoa + Blue Rasp Grape Ice 77
Cocoa and Blue Rasp Grape Ice both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
- Cocoa + Strawberry Kiwi Ice 77
Cocoa and Strawberry Kiwi Ice both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
- Cocoa + Blue Fire Pan 74
Cocoa's sweet and Blue Fire Pan's mint play off each other
- Cocoa + Icy Grape 74
Cocoa and Icy Grape both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
- Cocoa + Ocean Mix 74
Cocoa and Ocean Mix both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
- Cocoa + Pan Shot 73
Cocoa's sweet and Pan Shot's mint play off each other
Common Questions
- What does Cocoa taste like?
- Cocoa tastes creamy. Dark cocoa on dark tobacco, bitter and rich. It is lightly sweet at 2 out of 5, with no cooling at all, and smokes with a firm kick. It is a dark leaf at heavy strength, so the nicotine reads heavy. Clouds come out thick and the exhale is peppery. It works as the base of a mix, carrying whatever you put with it.
- What does Cocoa mix well with?
- Blue Rasp Grape Ice, Strawberry Kiwi Ice, Blue Fire Pan. Cocoa and Blue Rasp Grape Ice both bring sweet qualities that play off each other
- Is Cocoa sweet?
- It scores 2 out of 5 for sweetness. Dark cocoa on dark tobacco, bitter and rich
- Is Cocoa blonde or dark leaf?
- Cocoa is dark leaf. Dark leaf runs stronger in nicotine and needs more care with heat.
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