Flavorist longfills
Flavorist offers longfill aromas for self-mixing here. The range includes the IceBerg series with the flavours Cassis (blackcurrant) and Maracuja (passion fruit), both with coolness. Each 60 ml bottle contains 10 ml of aroma.
Content: 0.01 Liter €1,090.00 / l
Content: 0.01 Liter €990.00 / l
Flavorist longfills for your setup
The basic principle with longfills matters: the aroma is not directly vapable. You first top up the bottle with base and, if needed, nicotine shots, shake everything well and then let the mixture rest.
You mix straight in the bottle and do not have to decant anything extra. Especially if you do not want to handle several containers, the format is practical.
How to use Flavorist properly
The process is uncomplicated: open the bottle, top up with base, add nicotine shots if needed, close it again and shake thoroughly. Nicotine salt or freebase? We compare the two here. Retailers usually quote two to seven days of steeping for the IceBerg flavours; after mixing, though, the liquid is already vapable and gets more intense with time. If you are unsure, rather give the mixture a bit more time than judge too early.
Note: longfills are concentrates. Please do not use them neat. Nicotine-containing products can be addictive and are intended for adults only.
What to look out for with Flavorist
With Flavorist you do not buy finished liquids but aromas that you can adapt to your vaping behaviour. That is mainly worthwhile when you want to decide your ratio of base and nicotine yourself. For MTL or RDL setups this is practical, because you can prepare your liquid to suit device and preferences rather than being tied to a ready-made mix.
The IceBerg series in brief
Both IceBerg flavours come with clear coolness: Cassis with blackcurrant and an ice-candy note, Maracuja with zesty passion fruit and cooling. If you like to vape fruity profiles with a cool note, you are basically right here. How intensely the freshness or sweetness finally comes across for you also depends on your setup and the steeping time.
| Area | What to look out for |
|---|---|
| Format | longfill aroma for self-mixing |
| Steeping time | usually two to seven days according to retailers, rather give it a bit more time |
| Use | can be prepared to suit MTL or RDL setups |
| Freshness | both flavours with coolness (Cassis with menthol, Maracuja with cooling) |
How to choose and mix
When you choose a Flavorist flavour, look above all at the taste profile and plan the mixing in from the start. Longfills are a good choice if you want to stay flexible and finish your liquid yourself. Mix cleanly, give the flavour enough time and only then test it in the tank or pod. That shows how the flavour tastes in your setup. Whether you rely on ready-made liquids or longfills for this, we show you here.

