<h3>Licorice Berry Much!</h3><h4>Description</h4>Profile: Black licorice and dark berry candy - flavor of my childhood.

Development:

Was a bit up and down with this one to get the licorice balanced correctly. Goal was to get some anise and some salmiak but not too much of either.
First version contained 2.5% FA Black Touch and 1% CAP Licorice - Too much anise and too little (none really) salmiak.
So I took FA Black Touch down .5% and added that .5% to the CAP Licorice - great success!

Next up was to balance the berries. 
First version I used 1% FLV boysenberry, 0.5% FA Blackcurrant and 2% WF Sour Blue Raspberry Candy.
The Sour Blue Raspberry Candy added some good taste, but sadly brought along some perfume as well, which I didn't care much for.
After talking it over with @nowar - who suggested CAP Jelly Candy (lots and lots of credit to him for that), Sour Blue Raspberry Candy was scrapped in favor.
Second version - now with @nowar onboard, we felt the berries lacked a little, so we added another .25% to the FLV Boysenberry and struck gold!
Powdered sugar is mainly there to help the FLV Boysenberry with the taste of candy.
CAP Super Sweet does not need an explanation why its there.

To me this taste just like my childhood, where to @nowar this taste like adulthood - thought that was a funny little quote to have in.
Where I come from, a mixture of black licorice and berries is not unheard of - in fact, it's very common and kids do enjoy that flavor a lot.

Please do enjoy!<h4>Recipe</h4>CAP Jelly Candy &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>1%</strong>CAP Licorice &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>1.5%</strong>CAP Super Sweet &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>0.2%</strong>FLV Boysenberry &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>1.25%</strong>FA Blackcurrant &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>0.5%</strong>FA Black Touch (licorice Plus) &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>2%</strong>OOO Powdered Sugar &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>0.75%</strong><p>Total Flavor: <strong>7.2%</strong></p>