How much does the Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts cost?

The Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts costs £2.59 at PinkVape, or less with our BUY 5 FOR £10 deal. Every order over £40 ships free across the UK, and it's 100% genuine, TPD-compliant stock.

What flavours does the Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts come in?

The Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts comes in 45 flavours, including Apple peach, Banana Ice, Berry Crush, Blackberry Raspberry. Choose your flavour using the selector on this page before adding to basket.

Which nicotine strength should I choose?

The Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts comes in 10mg, 20mg. Lighter smokers usually get on well with 10mg, while heavier smokers tend to prefer 20mg for a stronger throat hit.

How should I store the Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts?

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Is the Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts genuine?

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Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts Blackberry Raspberry

Name: Bar Juice 5000 Nic Salts – Blackberry Raspberry
Brand: Bar Juice
SKU: PV-p109-blackberry-raspberry
Price: 2.59 GBP
Availability: InStock

Two Berries, Kept Separate on Purpose

Where Berry Crush blurs its fruits together, Blackberry Raspberry keeps its two components distinct. This is a duet rather than a blend, blackberry bringing the depth and raspberry bringing the sharpness, each one still recognisable rather than dissolved into a general "berry" impression. It's a flavour built on contrast: dark against bright, rounded against tart.

How the Two Fruits Trade Off

Raspberry tends to lead on the first pull, it's the sharper, more assertive of the two, with a slightly tangy edge that announces itself immediately. There's a faint seediness to the flavour too, the way real raspberries carry a bit of texture alongside their sweetness, which keeps this from tasting flat or purely sugary.

As the vape develops, blackberry moves in underneath. It's noticeably deeper and less acidic than the raspberry sitting on top of it, with a slightly winey, bramble character that grounds the sharper fruit and stops it feeling thin. The two don't fully merge, you can pick out both if you're paying attention, which is really the appeal of this particular pairing.

The exhale settles toward the blackberry side, with the raspberry's tang fading faster than the deeper fruit note. What's left afterward is a soft, slightly tart berry aftertaste rather than a strong sugary one, closer to the last mouthful of a berry compote than a fruit sweet.

Best Suited To

This flavour suits anyone who finds fully blended berry liquids a bit vague and would rather taste two clear fruits doing distinct things. It works well as a daytime vape, the raspberry's tang gives it enough brightness to feel alert rather than heavy, while the blackberry keeps it from tipping into anything too sharp or one-note.

If you already gravitate toward raspberry liquids but find them thin on their own, or blackberry liquids but find them a bit flat by themselves, this pairing is worth trying, it's essentially both of those preferences solved at once.

Where It Sits Against Similar Flavours

Compared with Berry Crush, this is the more defined, more grown-up option, less about a soft general sweetness and more about two specific fruits playing off each other. Against Blue Bubba, it's the far more natural-tasting of the pair, with none of the candy-shop sweetness that flavour leans into.

A two-fruit flavour like this can still flatten out with heavy repeat use, particularly the raspberry's tang, which tends to soften first, leaving the blackberry to dominate more than intended. Worth rotating with:

Berry Crush, for a softer, more blended berry option on days you want less contrast.
A citrus liquid, to reset the palate's sensitivity to tartness before coming back to the raspberry side of this flavour.
Blue Bubba, for an occasional swing toward sweeter, more candy-led vaping.

Getting the Balance Right

Because the appeal here is the contrast between two fruits rather than one dominant note, coil condition matters more than usual, a tired coil tends to mute the sharper raspberry top note first, leaving a flatter, more one-sided blackberry flavour behind. Swapping coils before they're fully worn out keeps that tang present rather than letting the liquid drift toward tasting like a single-fruit flavour.

As with other nic salt e-liquids, it's built for lower-wattage pod devices rather than high-power setups, and it tends to taste truest early in a vaping session on a clean palate, before the tongue has been dulled by anything sweeter or more intense.

Blackberry Raspberry FAQ

Does one fruit taste stronger than the other?

Raspberry tends to come through first and more sharply, with blackberry building underneath and taking over on the exhale. Neither fruit is designed to fully dominate, but they do show up at slightly different points in the vape rather than arriving together.

Is this flavour tart or sweet overall?

It sits closer to the middle than either Berry Crush or a straightforwardly sweet fruit liquid, the raspberry brings tartness, the blackberry brings sweetness and depth, and the overall effect balances between the two rather than leaning hard in one direction.

Is Blackberry Raspberry a good choice for someone who hasn't tried nic salts before?

The flavour itself is approachable and not unusual, so it works fine as an early choice. As with any first nic salt e-liquid, it's worth starting with a lower strength if you're new to vaping, and remember nicotine products in the UK are restricted to over-18s.