**Watermelon (SC) (Nomz) 1.5% (2-24-24)** -- By POPULAR demand, well kinda, hehe, diving into the Watermelon. I knew when mixing this one up, that it would be a different' watermelon, and that continued during the testing. The big take-away (for me at least), was it was not centered around the "red" juicy watermelon much at all. It did taste more like a mashup of the "white" part of the watermelon, along with some fairly present honeydew, and almost cantaloupe notes. In order of strength and ratios (guessing), I'd say 60% white watermelon, 30% honeydew, and 10% cantaloupe. There were some very light "red" wm notes, but the "white" and other melon notes were far more domiant. If I'd tested it without knowing the name, I probably would have thought it was a "Melon Medley". It was a mix of natural and artificial, and did have some lighter candied notes. This was interesting as it was below mid-level sweet. It was very smooth, with no reat tart-ed-ness, or sour, and no overt off-notes, but there was a just ever so slight perfrumy-ness to it. Now, it was soo minor, that I almost didn't think it necessary to mention, or take down for it, but just ever so slightly, it was there. It was so light that in a mix it would disappear. Overall, not a bad "Melon Medley", but as a stand alone Watermelon, not so much. Not terrible, and still very useful, just not a stellar stand alone. It seemed like it was in the 5.0-6.0 range for my personal rating system, so I finally settled on the higher score, and left it at a **6.0/10**.