I hope this is okay to post, I ask you guys a lot of freaking questions so I would like to contribute some information of my own. When I do research I look into things deep, the flavor notes that have been posted have been extremely helpful to me. I am a hardcore berry fan, I love all berries the same. Anyways I just figured I'd post my flavor notes for all the berries I've tried, for all the other berry lovers out there.

• Blackberry (TFA)- One of my favorites, use with caution as it can get "perfumey" at amounts more than 4-5%. Even then I'd let it air out an hour and steep a day. This flavor really maxes out after a steep. I would not use this by itself. I you were to use this standalone, I would go with 5%. It's best when used at like 1-3% in a berry cream mix or even thrown in lemonade at 1%.

• Blueberry (TFA) This is the regular blueberry, not extra or wild. This one is an authentic blueberry flavor but very perfumy at moderate-high amounts. This is not a very good standalone flavor. Honestly IMO no berry flavors really are besides a few. This is great in my mixed berry at 2-3%, it just adds a few light authentic blueberry notes.

• Blueberry Candy (Capella) Okay this one is alright in sweet candy like mixes but honestly something tasted very off about this one. It's nive at 6% with sweet raspberry (TFA) at 6%. one of my least favorites.

• Blueberry Cotton Candy (TFA) Another candy like blueberry flavor. Its petty good with sweet and tart candy (TFA) and sweet strawberry (capella) I can tell you that this sucks with authentic fruit flavors, I recommend this standalone at 11% if you really like blue raspberry cotton candy, it's pretty spot on though.

• Blueberry Extra (TFA) You know that fresh sweet smell of a blueberry muffin? Well this is just like that minus the muffin. I love this one compared to the regular tfa blueberry. I recommend 2-6% in a mix or 8-12% standalone.

• Sweet Raspberry (TFA) I haven't had much time to play around with this yet, but it seems pretty great. I have only used it in a mixed berry it 2-3% but I have zero complaints on this. I do like the sweetess, perhaps a 50/50 blend with raspberry by Lorann would be great to have and throw in at maybe 3-8% in a mix. I haven't tried standalone with this, but if I would I'd do my general 10-13%.

• Strawberry (TFA) This is more of a candy like strawberry. The strongest of the ones I have listed here (I still haven't tried INW,FA, FLV or FW). I really enjoy this flavor mixed with the ripe strawberry. My ADV right now is this at 10% with FA kiwi at 4%(thanks to /u/crappy_guitarist . Good in mixes at 5-10% or standalone at 10-13%.

• Strawberry [Ripe] (TFA) This is one of my favorites also. It has a very tangy taste, Be aware that it's pretty masked in other mixes unless you use tiny amounts of whatever you mix it with. I'd use it at 5-10% in a mix or 10-13% standalone.

• Sweet Strawberry (Capella) This one reminds me of the regular strawberry by TFA but not nearly as strong or as good. This one isn't really a "staple" flavor like TFA's strawberries, I'd say this belongs in bakery mixes more than anything. I recommend 5-10% in a mix, or 10-13% standalone.

• Raspberry (LA) I love this one, I mostly prefer it in mixes. It's a great background note. Lorann has a very solid flavor line, and this flavor is one is one of their best.

• Pomegranate (LA) This is one of my favorite flavors. Pomegranate is a helluva flavor I REALLY like it at 3-4% with other berries. Darker berries make this one shine. I guess if you want you could to 7-11% in standalone, or even a 1-3% with LA lemonade for a raspberry lemonade.

• Bilberry (FA) This bad boy is so potent! I just add a few drops to my mixes berries and cream and it just tastes so amazing. It's a great mixer at .25-1% and standalone at 3-4% max.

• Forest Fruit Mix This is already pretty much a mixed berry with a few flavor notes that I can't find elsewhere. I really can't explain that, you kust have to try it. Anyways 1 drop/20ML is what I use to make my berry flavors POP. This could definitely be used standalone between 1-4% depending how light/heavy you want it to be.

Alright guys, thats all the berry flavors I have right now, I'll have about 10 more in a week or so. I Hope someone finds this helpful. I'll also add this recipe that took 20 attempts to get right. It is absolutely mouthwatering even without a steep! From experience, creamy berry mixes taste freaking amazing after about a week or a few days heat steeping in 115%F water. This is in my ADV rotation right now and will be for a long time.

I call this Maxxx Berry

• 6% Strawberry (TFA)
• 3.5% Pomegranate (LA)
• 2.5% Blackberry (TFA)
• 2% Sweet Raspberry (TFA)
• 2% BlueberryExtra (TFA)
• 1.5% Bavarian Cream (TFA)
• 1.5% Sweet Cream (TFA)
• 1.5 Cream Fresh (FA)
• 1 drop/20ML Bilberry (FA)
• 1 drop/10-15ML Forest Fruit Mix (FA) <--- The recipe was awesome before this, but I swear forest fruit mix made every single flavor in this pop.
• add on - 1 drop/20ML Cactus (INW) This adds an amazingly juicy finish that really smooths everything out. I can't even handle how amazing this addition is.