ALIBARBAR Flavours Guide: Find Flavour Names Across 9000, 12000, TEQ and Swirl

Quick answer: Vapes ALIBARBAR Australia lists ALIBARBAR flavour choices for adults aged 18+ in Australia. A flavour name belongs to a specific parent model: 9000, standard 12000, TEQ 12000 or Swirl 13000. Use the flavour families and cross-model map below to find the right selector, then check the live product page for local-stock availability. A shared name does not establish an identical recipe across devices.

Start with the name that interests you, then open its ALIBARBAR collection listing to confirm the matching parent product. This is a flavour-name guide, not a ranking of device bodies or advertised puff counts. If you are deciding between the devices themselves, the separate four-model comparison covers that question.

Find the selector that carries your flavour

The names below are examples from the four parent-product selectors checked on 27 September 2026. They are signposts, not a promise that every name is available today. A model number in a search result can be easy to miss, so read the complete product title before using an image or flavour name as a shortcut.

For a closer look at the 9000 range, the ALIBARBAR 9000 flavours list compares its 30 listed options by name before you use the live selector. These are this store’s listings, not a universal catalogue for every country or release. The ALIBARBAR catalogue may show other regional ranges. For an Australian order, the relevant check is the exact name in the current selector on this store.

TEQ 12000 and the standard ALIBARBAR 12000 are particularly easy to confuse because both include “12000”. Their parent pages are separate. When a flavour appears in only one of them, opening the other page will not reveal it; return to the full model name rather than assuming the selector is missing an option.

ALIBARBAR flavours by family: berry, tropical, cooling and candy

Berry-led names

Blackberry Ice and Blueberry Blast are listed in all four selectors. They are useful reference points when comparing menus, although the same name does not prove an identical formula. The 9000 and TEQ 12000 also list Blackberry Pomegranate Cherry, while TEQ adds Blueberry Raspberry Lemon Ice. Swirl’s berry choices include Triple Berries and Blue Razz Ice.

Berry is a broad shelf label, not a single flavour. Blueberry Blast is a shorter name than Blueberry Raspberry Lemon Ice; Blackberry Pomegranate Cherry signals a three-fruit combination that should not be confused with Blackberry Ice. If you reached this guide through a search for “ALIBARBAR blueberry”, look for the complete name on the product page before selecting a quantity.

Tropical and citrus names

Mango Magic and Passionfruit Mango Lime appear in the 9000, 12000 and TEQ 12000 selectors. The 12000 adds Grapefruit Guava Lemon and Lemon Lime to its shorter menu. The 9000 lists Kiwi Pineapple and Pineapple Coconut. Read the whole name: Blueberry Blast and Blueberry Watermelon, for example, are different listings even though both start with the same fruit.

A tropical shortlist is easier to use when you separate mango-led names from citrus-led ones. Mango Magic is not the same listing as Passionfruit Mango Lime, and Pineapple Coconut is not Kiwi Pineapple. Lemon Lime and Grapefruit Guava Lemon appear in the standard 12000 menu referenced here; their titles make the citrus direction explicit without requiring an invented tasting note.

Cooling, mint, candy and drink names

Blackberry Ice appears across all four models, but Watermelon Ice is listed for 9000, TEQ 12000 and Swirl 13000, not the current 12000 selector. Miami Mint is listed for 9000 and Swirl. In the candy and drink group, 9000 lists Hubba Bubba Grape, Skittles, Ribena and Yellow Starburst; TEQ lists Strawberry Bubblegum and Skittles; Swirl lists Pink Drink, Cherry Swirl and Sour Blueberry B-Pop. A flavour name is a way to navigate the catalogue, not an ingredient list.

“Ice” and “Mint” are useful search clues, yet the name alone cannot guarantee a particular cooling strength or sensation. Likewise, candy and drink references are catalogue names, not statements about ingredients. That distinction matters for a name such as Sour Blueberry B-Pop: read it as the listed product name, not evidence that a separate “Pop” device exists. Use the parent selector to verify the spelling and the matching image.

Shared names: useful for searching, not proof of sameness

Some names recur across selectors. This map helps you locate a name when you already know what to search for; it does not establish that flavour composition or the experience is identical in different devices. “Yes” means the name was listed when these selectors were checked, not that it remains in stock. For current availability, follow the parent-product link instead of treating this table as a live inventory feed.

This overlap map is more useful than one universal ALIBARBAR flavours list. Each device has a separate selector and stock can change. The device and flavour ordering guide explains how to match a flavour selection to its parent product page.

Turn a flavour shortlist into the right product page

Begin with two or three exact names rather than a vague fruit category. For example, someone interested in blueberry could write down Blueberry Blast, Blueberry Mint and Blue Razz Ice, then check which of the four parent selectors actually lists each one. This keeps the search focused on the flavour rather than repeating the device comparison already covered elsewhere on the site.

1. Pick a direction: berry, tropical/citrus, cooling/mint, or candy/drink-inspired.
2. Pick the model: a name on 9000 may not appear on Swirl or TEQ.
3. Read the entire flavour name: Blueberry Blast, Blueberry Watermelon and Blueberry Raspberry Lemon Ice are separate listings.
4. Open the live selector: check the linked parent product page for current images, names and availability.

Once you reach a selector, compare its full model title, flavour spelling and product image before adding a quantity. If a flavour page appears in search results, follow it back to its parent model so the selected option and cart line match. For a step-by-step check of that route, use the device and flavour ordering guide. If you want to check authenticity, the ALIBARBAR support page provides a verification route.

The live product page and checkout, not this guide or an older screenshot, show the current option, price and availability.

Frequently asked questions

Does the same ALIBARBAR flavour name appear on every model?

No. Some names are shared, but each parent model has its own selector. Search the exact flavour name in the ALIBARBAR collection, then confirm it on that model’s live product page.

Where can I find Blue Razz Ice and Pink Drink?

Both were listed in the Swirl 13000 selector checked for this guide, not the other three selectors. Open the Swirl parent page to confirm whether either option is currently available.

What if a flavour name is missing from the selector?

Check the full parent model name first: standard 12000 and TEQ 12000 have different lists. If you are on the right page and the name is still absent, use the ordering guide to retrace the product path; do not assume this article’s historical list guarantees current stock.

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