Description
CAPELLA BLACKBERRY FLAVOUR CONCENTRATE
Add a rich, tangy burst of dark berry goodness to your DIY e-liquid creations with Capella Blackberry Flavour Concentrate, available now at The E-Cig Shop in Chesterfield and online. Capturing the bold, juicy essence of freshly picked blackberries, this flavour delivers a slightly tart and naturally sweet profile that’s perfect for fruit-forward and dessert-style e-liquids.
Recommended Usage:
- Standalone Mixes: 10%–12%
- In Multi-Flavour Recipes: 4%–8%
- Steep Time: Although light fruity flavours like blackberry can be enjoyed after a short rest, we recommend a 7–10 day steep to allow the flavour to mellow and integrate smoothly with other ingredients.
Popular Flavour Pairings:
Capella Blackberry works well in both simple and complex recipes. Some excellent pairings include:
- Apple or Pear (for bright, orchard fruit blends)
- Lemon or Lime (to boost tartness and refresh the palate)
- Vanilla Custard or Cheesecake (for indulgent berry desserts)
- Grape or Raspberry (to build bold mixed berry profiles)
- Menthol or Koolada (for a crisp, refreshing twist)
CLICK HERE to view Capella’s data sheet for Blackberry concentrate.
Capella flavours are imported from the US to the UK and rebottled by The E-Cig Shop in Chesterfield. These are flavour concentrates designed to be diluted with your choice of dilatant (VG / PG and nicotine solution if desired). DO NOT VAPE NEAT.
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Whether you’re crafting a tangy berry sorbet, a fruity cocktail vape, or a decadent blackberry pie, Capella Blackberry Concentrate is a versatile and flavour-packed addition to your DIY mixing arsenal. Order now from The E-Cig Shop and discover the bold berry flavour that elevates every mix!





Jeffrey Fries –
It is a authentic blackberry. It has the juiciness feel. I tend to use this no higher then 4% with raspberries as it starts showing a floral side. This needs a good 2 3 week steep to really show itself in its best form. But solid blackberry