SPLIT

Originally known for producing tea-based mixes, the SPLIT team has now transitioned to tobacco-based blends. To make sure no one missed this change, they sent us a box with all the updated flavors — and of course, we’ve tried everything and are ready to share our thoughts!

Let’s start with the base, since this is now a tobacco product. The brand uses a blend of different Burley varieties, which they claim creates an ideal balance — enough nicotine strength, no interference with the flavor, and no harsh fluctuations.

After testing — we agree. The base is stable, doesn’t overpower the flavor, and the strength is indeed medium.

Now, to the flavors:

Mary Berry — tastes like berry toothpaste. Misses the mark completely; nowhere near “red forest berries.”

Scarlet Queen — a decent cherry, sweet cherry & whipped cream mix. The berries lean a bit artificial, and the base slightly overshadows the flavor.

Libertina — wild raspberry. A classic and well-balanced raspberry with that distinct seed note. Bright and tasty.

Lumberjack — pine and lemongrass. Overpowering fir aroma with too little lemongrass. Didn’t enjoy it.

Beach Loafer — sweet and sour pineapple. More like artificial pineapple rings with a chemical aftertaste.

Lolly Lips — no, not the actress, but a refreshing citrus punch. A genuinely good, bright, citrusy drink profile. Recommended.

El Gringo — grapefruit lemonade. Standard grapefruit, solid and recognizable, but nothing extraordinary.

Gunskeeper — pomegranate fresh. Old-school pomegranate flavor, like those found in traditional Arabic tobaccos. Has its charm.

Wild Wizard — grape sorbet. Essentially green grape with a creamy note that turns overly sweet. Not our favorite.

Tila Manila — juicy mango. Simple, sweet, and enjoyable.

Verdict: A solid product in terms of base quality, though many of the flavors lack originality or balance. Still, worth trying at least once!