Today, Sesh has launched a new nicotine pouch! This is their new Raspberry Lemon flavor. If you're not familiar with Sesh, I did
a review of them last year. The brand is designed in Sweden (the motherland of pouches), but made here in the US! This is how they describe the new Raspberry Lemon flavor: "Bright, bold, and perfectly balanced. Raspberry Lemon combines sweet raspberry with a sharp citrus kick for a refreshing flavor that stands out without overwhelming. Tart up front and smooth on the finish, it delivers a vibrant, easygoing experience that's perfect for any occasion". Each can weighs in at 11.3g and has 20 pouches, at 0.57g each. Sesh uses synthetic nicotine, and they have strengths available in the 4mg, 6mg, and 8mg levels. Today, I'm reviewing their 8mg level, because that's mostly what I use.
Opening up the can, the aroma is quite lovely. I pick up a smooth, fruity aroma of raspberry. It's accompanied by tart, tangy notes of lemon. The pouches are slim, lighter in weight, and more on the dry side. Not as dry as Zyn, but not as moist as Velo Plus. The flavor on this one is top notch. I really like the pairing of the raspberry and the lemon. It's smooth, sweet, and tart. And, you can taste both elements in the flavor profile, which is pretty nice. In the strength level, the 8mg hits just right. It has a gradual, steady delivery, right at that regular strength level. The flavor also lasts a decent amount of time. Usually I can keep a pouch going for about 40ish minutes or so, which is pretty solid for a nic pouch.
Rating and Final Thoughts
This was a pretty tasty product. I like the nicotine release, I like the flavor profile, so I gave it a 3.38/5. My only critique is the pouches. I wish they were moist. They have a nice form factor, and feel decently against the gums. But, if they were moist pouches, or more moist than they are now, I think these would be top notch. But all in, it's a good product. Nice taste. If you like Sesh's other stuff, you may dig this one!
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