The Nicozy can isn't your standard round can. This one is more of a rectangular shaped can. The pouches come out in a little slide out drawer, as well. Each can has 20 pouches, for a total weight of 12 grams. Each pouch sits at 0.6g each. The pouches are slim, and moderately soft. They're also more moist than most Chinese pouches I've had before. The nicotine content on these is 9mg, but you can also find them in 6mg and 15mg. The 9mg is pretty nice, with a regular delivery. The flavor presence and longevity is also impressive with these pouches, averaging about 30-40 minutes or so.
One note, I couldn't find a flavor description online for any of these, so we're going to wing it today. In the aroma, this one has a nice, sweet, fruity watermelon aroma to it. The flavor is pretty tasty. The watermelon flavor is refreshing, and has a nice sweetness to it. There is a subtle cooling note to this one, but perhaps from an added cooling agent as it doesn't taste minty or anything. But all in all, it's not bad.
In the aroma, this one is pretty interesting. It does have almost a tea-like aroma to it, but perhaps a little earthy, too. In the flavor profile, it's pretty earthy, and natural. I don't pick up any mint, but it does have a little cooling nature to it. There is a light tea like essence, and a very faint touch of lemon.
This one does almost smell like opening a bag of Skittles. It's fruity, but tart and tangy. In the flavor profile, this one tastes as promised, much like Skittles. It's icy, but not minty, so perhaps cooling agent again. In the flavor though, it's pretty nice. It's fruity, it's tangy, and it's sweet. It's a pretty nice flavor.
Of course there was going to be a mint one in the range. I also noticed on their site they make a wintergreen one, but I don't have that one today. This one has a smooth, subtle aroma of mint to it. In the flavor profile, it's nice and minty. It's almost like a chewing gum mint. It's sweet, and pretty well balanced in nature. I'd say it's close to peppermint, but there may be a hint of spearmint to it.
Ah, the Blue Razz flavor! It seems as though Blue Raspberry is growing in popularity lately, because I've come across a handful of them recently. Let's see how the Nicozy one tastes! In the aroma, I pick up the tart, sweet presence of blue raspberry. It is a little on the sweeter side, yes, but not too much so. The flavor is also no slouch. The blue raspberry flavor that comes through is pretty impressive. It is on the sweeter side, yes, but certainly not overdone by any means. But all in, a pretty well balanced, fruity type of flavor. Now that we've talked about all of these products, let's wrap up and I'll give a rating for these.
Rating and Final Thoughts
I was pretty impressed with this line. I know there are some folks out there who won't use products like Alp because they come from India, or products like these because they come from China. But generally, I try and review stuff from all over the world. I'm not majorly picky about where something comes from. I don't mess with a lot of the stuff from Russia because it's crazy strong, but that's about my only area I avoid.
As far as these go, Blue Razz sits at 3.5/5. Skittles and Lemon Tea tied up at 3.42/5. After that, Watermelon at 3.33/5. Lastly, Miami Mint at 3.25/5. All pretty good scores. I liked the can a lot, and the pouches had a nice feel to them, so all in all, not bad honestly.
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