With six flavors you have a strong start. With ten flavors you have real choice. The difference matters: a reserve of 10 does not have to feel bigger, it has to be sorted better. It should not consist of ten similar profiles but of taste directions that complement each other. The simplest formula: 3 bright, 2 dark, 2 cool, 2 creamy and 1 wild flavor.
3 bright flavors
Pick three flavors that feel fresh, citrus-driven, juicy or light. They are your fast all-rounders for drinks, bowls, yogurt, sorbets and everything that should not turn heavy. Good candidates: Citrus Terrace, Glass Pavillion, Daylight, Z3US, Everything.
2 dark flavors
Dark flavors add body. They make the reserve less tame and deliver intense moments. Good candidates: Bloodthirsty, Noble Psycho Purple, Coldblood, WyldRizz.
2 cool flavors
Coolness makes fruit longer and clearer. A reserve without cooling can work, but two cool flavors give you more room to play. Good candidates: Noble Psycho Green, Carnage, Cola Ice, Minty Grapes.
2 creamy flavors
Creamy flavors are your comfort zone. They fit dessert, cake, cream, ice cream, yogurt and everything that should feel soft and full. Good candidates: Royal Wings, Sissi, Herakles, Vienna, Royal Secret.
1 wild flavor
The last flavor is not a safe choice. It is meant to surprise you. That can be Royal Curse, Morpheus, ZestyX or a flavor you have never consciously bought before.
Three possible reserves of 10
Fresh Reserve: Citrus Terrace, Glass Pavillion, Daylight, Bloodthirsty, Coldblood, Noble Psycho Green, Cola Ice, Royal Wings, Herakles, Z3US.
Dessert Reserve: Sissi, Royal Wings, Herakles, Vienna, Royal Secret, Dynasty 2014, Z3US, Citrus Terrace, Bloodthirsty, Minty Grapes.
Bestseller Reserve: Royal Wings, Bloodthirsty, Sissi, Noble Psycho Red, Noble Psycho Green, Royal Curse, Herakles, Cola Ice, Vienna, Z3US.
Ten flavors are ideal if you are not just after attention but truly want variety. You reach the next bonus level and have enough range so your reserve does not get boring after two weeks.
