Top Selling Flavors of Philip Morris International's IQOS Pods

Jan.06

Philip Morris International (PMI) reveals best-selling flavors for IQOS pods, with "Teria Regular" topping the list.

According to Livedoor News report on January 5th, a survey has revealed the best-selling flavors of the "IQOS" pod by Philip Morris International (PMI).

The survey results revealed that the top flavor is "Teria Regular". This flavor was launched on August 18, 2021, and is a classic flavor combining nuts and woody scents. In second place is "Teria Black Sunshine Menthol", which was introduced on October 28, 2024, as a variation of "Teria Black Menthol" with hints of citrus and floral scents. The third spot goes to the "Teria Menthol" flavor, which was released alongside "IQOS Iluma" on August 18, 2021, featuring a strong mint taste.

References:

[1] 一番好きなIQOSのフレーバーランキング！3位「テリアメンソール」、2位「テリアブラックサンシャインメンソール」、1位は… - Peachy

Also Read:

[1] PMI Japan to Launch New IQOS Products in 2025

[2] PMI to Launch New 'SENTIA Fresh Coral' Tobacco Stick Flavor in Japan

[3] PMJ Launches New "TEREA Black Sunshine Menthol" Flavor for IQOS

[4] PMI Korea Launches New Pod for IQOS ILUMA

[5] Philip Morris International Launches Terea Pearls to Expand IQOS Flavor Range

[6] New "TEREA" Pod Flavors Launched by Philip Morris Japan

[7] PMJ Launches New TEREA Hybrid Pod Line in Japan

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