The Bling Ultra Plus 30000 – Blackberry Raspberry

Blackberry Raspberry on The Bling Ultra Plus 30000: bold, jammy and unapologetically sweet

Where some berry blends whisper, Blackberry Raspberry on The Bling Ultra Plus 30000 speaks up. This is the richer, more indulgent end of the dark-berry spectrum, a flavour that leans hard into ripe fruit and syrupy sweetness rather than playing it cool and clean. On a device built for tens of thousands of puffs, that boldness is a deliberate treat: something with real presence that you can settle into when you want your vape to taste like a proper dessert rather than a light refreshment.

A flavour with real depth

The heart of this blend is a thick, dark blackberry, the kind you associate with warm bramble jam bubbling on the stove. It is deeply sweet, a little winey, and carries that unmistakable ripe-to-bursting quality. Around it, the raspberry adds a jammy tang, more preserve than fresh fruit, so instead of cutting sharply through the sweetness it folds into it and makes the whole thing taste richer. The result is a dense, dark-berry compote of a flavour, full-bodied and generous, that fills the mouth on every draw.

First inhale

The opening pull hits with immediate sweetness. The blackberry comes on strong and syrupy, unmistakable from the very first draw, with none of the shy build-up you get from lighter blends. It announces itself and gets straight to the point.

Mid-vape

In the middle the raspberry surges up and marries into the blackberry, adding a jammy tartness that keeps the sweetness from becoming flat. This is the richest part of the experience, thick and mouth-coating, the flavour equivalent of a spoonful of dark berry conserve. It is decadent without being sickly, held together by that thread of raspberry tang.

The exhale

On the way out you get a long, sweet dark-berry finish with the raspberry tartness lingering pleasantly on the lips. The aftertaste stays fruit-forward and slightly sticky in the best sense, the sort that leaves you wanting another draw. It is a satisfying, dessert-like close rather than a clean, disappearing one.

Who should reach for this and when

This one is for the sweet-tooth vaper without apology. If you gravitate towards jammy, dessert-style fruit flavours and find lighter, fresher berries a little underwhelming, the richness here will land perfectly. It is an evening flavour at heart, the sort you want with a cup of tea, in front of the television, or as an after-dinner treat when a bold, sweet berry feels earned. It also comes into its own in colder weather, where its warm, jammy depth is far more inviting than a crisp summer fruit. Reach for it when you want indulgence rather than refreshment.

How it differs from other berry blends

Placed next to the same fruit pairing on a lighter or crisper device, this version is unmistakably sweeter, thicker and more syrupy. It trades brightness for body. Against a fresh strawberry or a tart berry sour, it is far more dessert-like and much less sharp. Compared with a cool berry ice, it is warm and full where the other is crisp and chilled. If your ideal berry vape tastes like jam on a spoon rather than fruit from the bush, this is the interpretation you have been looking for.

What to rotate with it to avoid palate fatigue

Rich, sweet flavours are the ones most likely to dull your palate if you vape nothing else, so pairing this with contrast is especially worthwhile. A sharp menthol or an icy blend acts like a cold flannel for the taste buds, resetting them completely between sessions. A zesty citrus such as lemon or lime, or a crisp green apple, provides bright relief from the sweetness. For a gentler switch, a smooth vanilla or a plain tobacco offers a different kind of comfort without competing on fruit. Cycling through even one contrasting flavour keeps the jammy blackberry note tasting bold rather than tiring.

Getting the truest taste from it

A rich flavour needs a device performing at its best to shine. Keep the kit well charged, because as the battery drops, sweet and syrupy notes are the first to lose their fullness. Draw slowly and steadily; rapid chain-vaping on a dense flavour like this can dull the taste and is unnecessary given the power on tap. If the sweetness ever seems muted, resting the device briefly usually restores it. Because this blend is so sweet, some vapers find it tastes best when they are not overly hungry or drinking something equally sugary at the same time, which lets the fruit read clearly rather than competing with other flavours.

Storage, longevity and value

Keep the device out of direct heat and sunlight, since prolonged warmth can turn a well-balanced jammy berry slightly flat and overly sweet. Stored sensibly and vaped at a relaxed pace, the flavour holds its rich character across the long life of the device. On a per-puff basis, a high-capacity kit like this is an economical way to enjoy a premium, dessert-style flavour, and because it is so satisfying, you are unlikely to leave it unfinished. In the UK these devices are strictly for over-18s, and the nic salt strength is capped by law at 20mg/ml (2%).

Who should give it a miss

If you prefer light, fresh, subtle flavours, or if very sweet vapes tend to give you a cloying or sickly feeling, this bold, jammy blend is probably not the one for you. Vapers who want a clean, crisp berry with a cooling finish will also find it too warm and syrupy. For those people, a lighter or icier take on the same fruit pairing will suit far better.

Blackberry Raspberry FAQ

How sweet is this flavour really?

It is one of the sweeter, more dessert-like berry blends around. The blackberry is thick and syrupy and the raspberry adds jammy tang rather than sharp tartness, so overall it reads as a rich, indulgent fruit conserve rather than a light or fresh berry.

Is there any ice or menthol in it?

No, this is a warm, full-bodied fruit flavour with no cooling to it. If you want a chill, pair it with a separate menthol or berry ice, which also makes a great palate reset between sessions.

When is the best time to vape it?

It is at its best in the evening or as an after-dinner treat, when a bold, sweet berry feels like a reward. Its warm, jammy character also makes it a natural fit for colder weather.