Unreal Raspberry E-Liquid

About Unreal: Dispergo Vaping's raspberry range

Dispergo Vaping built Unreal around a single base concept: blue raspberry, executed properly, paired with a different secondary fruit in each variant. The colour-coding (Pink, Purple, Blue, Red, Black, Yellow) makes the range easy to navigate once you know the system. Each colour maps to a companion fruit: Purple is grape, Red is cherry, Yellow is pineapple, Black is blackcurrant, Blue is blueberry, and Pink is bubblegum.

The Unreal Berries range earns consistent praise, with the flavour concentration often described as on par with the highest quality disposable vapes. That comparison to disposables is significant: a lot of vapers who move from disposables to refillable pod kits find that the jump in flavour quality does not always happen immediately. Unreal is one of the brands where it does.

Reviewers have also picked up on the consistency of the flavour delivery across the range and how the blue raspberry base holds up without becoming the dominant note in every variant. Getting a base flavour to sit underneath rather than overwhelm is genuinely difficult to do in e-liquid formulation, and Dispergo has done it well here.

The Unreal Raspberry colour system

Each colour in the core Unreal Raspberry range pairs blue raspberry with one companion fruit. Available in 10mg and 20mg at VapeCity.

VapeCity stocks Pink and Purple from the core Unreal Raspberry range. The full six-colour range is available via the Dispergo website.

The Unreal Berries range

Unreal Berries is a separate sub-range from the colour-coded Raspberry line, and it takes a different approach. Instead of the blue raspberry base, these are fruit pairings that stand on their own: Cranberry and Raspberry, Grape and Lime, Rhubarb and Raspberry, Blackcurrant and Strawberry, Blueberry and Lemon.

Blackcurrant and Strawberry is a standout, with the interplay between sweet and tangy reading as genuinely balanced and neither fruit dominating. Grape and Lime tends to surprise even those who usually dislike grape vapes: the lime's freshness keeps the profile from becoming cloying. Cranberry and Raspberry brings a darker, heavier fruit character that sits differently to the sweeter range of e-liquids on the market.

Rhubarb and Raspberry divides opinion more, because the earthy rhubarb note on the inhale is not for everyone. The raspberry does pull things together on the exhale, but if you're not already a rhubarb fan this is the one to approach cautiously. The other four are more straightforwardly crowd-pleasing.

All Unreal Berries at VapeCity come in 10ml at 10mg or 20mg, 50/50 VG/PG, at £7.99 per bottle.

Unreal Ice and the wider Dispergo Unreal range

Unreal Ice Bubblegum sits outside both the colour-coded Raspberry range and the Berries line. It is a bubblegum profile with a cooling menthol layer, and it is among the sweeter options in the Unreal portfolio. For vapers who want something unmistakably sweet and cold, this is the starting point.

Beyond what VapeCity stocks from the Unreal Raspberry brand, Dispergo has extended the range across several other sub-lines. Unreal 2 covers two-fruit combinations (Dark Grape and Bubblegum, Pineapple and Passionfruit). Unreal 3 goes into tropical and slushy territory. Unreal Desserts brings custard and cream profiles. These are available from Dispergo directly and from other UK retailers.

The 100ml shortfill version of the Unreal Raspberry range is also available elsewhere, running at 70/30 VG/PG for sub-ohm tanks. The same six-colour system applies, and the flavour is the same recipe scaled to the larger format.

Why Unreal Raspberry works as an all-day vape

A lot of fruit nic salts work well for the first couple of puffs and then start to feel either too sweet or too intense to keep going all day. Unreal avoids this better than most in its price range. The sweetness across the Berries range is strong but not cloying, which is the relevant distinction: present enough to be satisfying, not so dominant that it becomes fatiguing.

The 50/50 VG/PG ratio contributes to this. Higher VG liquids produce more vapour and amplify sweetness. The 50/50 format used across Unreal delivers enough flavour without pushing the sweetness as far as a 70/30 blend would. This is partly why the range suits people who are also considering vaping throughout the day rather than in occasional bursts.

At 20mg, Unreal Raspberry provides enough nicotine for a heavy vaper to feel settled without needing to vape continuously. At 10mg, the same flavour is comfortable for longer sessions at moderate nicotine delivery. Neither strength changes the flavour character, only the nicotine experience.

The flavour accuracy is also worth addressing. Blue raspberry is one of those flavours where a lot of e-liquids reach for an artificial sweetness that does not really resemble the fruit. Dispergo's version is convincingly accurate, which means the secondary fruits in each colour variant sit on a base that is doing something real rather than being a generic sweet background.

Setting up your pod kit for Unreal Raspberry

1. 1

   Choose a compatible pod kit

   Unreal Raspberry nic salts need a low-wattage MTL device. Pod kits from brands like Vaporesso XROS, OXVA Xlim or Aspire are the right category. Avoid high-wattage sub-ohm devices; the 50/50 VG/PG ratio is not designed for them and the flavour will not translate well.

2. 2

   Fill the pod

   Open the fill port on your pod (most have a silicone bung on the side), tilt the bottle at an angle and fill slowly to avoid air bubbles. Leave a small gap at the top to allow for expansion.

3. 3

   Prime the coil

   After filling, wait three to five minutes before the first puff to let the liquid saturate the coil. Drawing on a dry coil can cause a burnt taste that is difficult to recover from on the same coil.

4. 4

   Choose your strength

   Start at 10mg if you are a moderate vaper or transitioning gradually from cigarettes. Go to 20mg if you were a heavy smoker or if you have been using 20mg disposables. The two strengths use the same liquid; only the nicotine content differs.

Comparing Unreal Raspberry with disposable vape flavours

The comparison to disposables comes up repeatedly in reviews of Unreal because a significant portion of the people buying these e-liquids are making or have recently made the switch from single-use bars to refillable pod kits. The flavour profiles in the Unreal range were clearly designed with that transition in mind.

Blackcurrant Strawberry, Cranberry Raspberry and Grape Lime sit in the fruit-dark territory that disposable brands like Lost Mary and Elf Bar explored extensively. The Unreal versions are not copies of any specific disposable flavour, but they serve the same vaping appetite: dark berry, some tartness, enough sweetness to be satisfying. The difference is that these come in 10ml bottles at 10mg or 20mg rather than a pre-charged single-use bar.

Pink (bubblegum and blue raspberry) maps loosely to the kind of sweet, candy-forward disposable flavours that always sold well under names like Blue Edition, Bubble Gang or similar. Again, not a direct copy, but clearly aimed at vapers who know what they like from that corner of the disposable market and want to keep getting it from a reusable device.

Unreal Raspberry at VapeCity

We stock Unreal Raspberry e-liquid at £7.99 per 10ml bottle in 10mg and 20mg: Unreal Raspberry Pink, Unreal Raspberry Purple, Unreal Ice Bubblegum, and the five Unreal Berries flavours (Blueberry Lemon, Cranberry Raspberry, Grape Lime, Rhubarb Raspberry, Blackcurrant Strawberry).

Unreal pairs well with a good MTL pod kit. For the device side, check refillable vape pods. If you're also looking at other fruit nic salt brands, the full nic salts category covers the wider range at VapeCity.

Where to start with Unreal

New to the range? These are the most straightforward starting points based on what flavour direction you want.