Review of Juicy Cherries Flavor-SSA:

**Juicy Cherries (SSA) 0.75% (10-10-20)**  --  Oh no !!!   Did Sobucky just come out with ANOTHER great Cherry ?? !!!!   Yes, ........... yes they did.   YES, this one is ANOTHER Great Cherry from Sobucky.  PLEASE take note of my sub-percent testing strength, as more and more of these ARE proving to be Ultras (Ultra-Concentrates(ed), and this one is no different.    OK, this one is just as good, if not better than SSA's Compote Cherry, but the "better" part will be up to you, the end user, and what profile you're looking for.  This again (I know, repeating), had NO medicinal, floral, cough syrupy notes of any shape, kind or form.  EMBRACE the madness of that for a second.  That makes TWO from these guys.    I was having a hard time quantifying exactly what type of cherry/cherries this was, let the wife try, she seemed to think more of a Luden's lozenge, BUT, again, NOT a cough drop medicinal style.  To me, this was somewhat of a darker cherry than the Compote, but not totally towards a Black Cherry.   Confused yet ??   Good, me too, hehe.  It did have some aspects of a Maraschino  in there, and some of a Black Cherry, but it was more than the sum of them.  Sweetness was actually below mid level, and honestly, I could not find any take-offs.  I know, it's a CHERRY, there's GOT to be something wrong with it, right ?  Not really, except maybe the name.  Juicy Cherries had me thinking of TPA's Juicy Peach, or FA's Juicy Strawberry, but I didn't get an overwhelming "juicy" from it.  Wasn't dry, and was a great darker, somewhat black cherry-ish flavor, but maybe the name is the ONLY thing wrong with this one.  Had some slight tartness, but only slight, and maybe you could almost taste the pit a little.  All in, despite it not presenting as overly "juicy" this is the second great cherry from Sobucky, and if you are in need for a darker cherry, with aspects of both a Mara and a BC, you should get this one.  Start mixing it LOW though, 0.5-0.75% range, or you're on your own.   Feels great at **9.5/10**