80 source flavor entries, organized for your brief
- Which mint, fruit and composite profiles are in the catalog?
- Can we create a custom flavor?
- How is caffeine bitterness handled?
The source catalog lists 20 composite, 20 mint and 40 fruit entries. Some labels repeat, and some are informal or brand-like references. They are retained below for source completeness, not as licensed brands or final flavor specifications. Custom profiles can be discussed without using third-party trademarks.
Composite profiles
Mint and cooling profiles
Fruit profiles
Taste belongs in the feasibility plan
The same flavor can behave differently when the active ingredient, sweetener, film base or loading changes. Review bitterness, cooling intensity, aftertaste, mouthfeel, color direction and sensory consistency. A “natural” or “clean label” positioning requires ingredient and market review; it is not established by a flavor name.
For coffee energy strips, clarify whether the brief concerns coffee flavor, a coffee-derived caffeine source, coffee extract or a combination. For guarana and green tea directions, specify extract standardization and total caffeine. Vegan and Halal requirements extend to flavor carriers and processing aids, not only the headline actives.
Answers for your next project
Clear starting points for formulation, commercial terms and market review.
Are all source flavor names unique?
No. The source repeats some labels, including Chloro Mint, Arctic Mint, Strawberry and Watermelon Ice. The full 80 entries are retained for reconciliation, with formulation availability confirmed per project.
Can I request an original flavor without a third-party brand name?
Yes. Describe the desired sensory profile, such as citrus, berry, coffee, cooling or sweetness, and we can assess an original flavor brief.





