In reply to Post #3
Last year I use the RH mulberry florentine into a liver mix and did very well.

I put up a liver mix flavoured with spices, fished through the sammer without any action on this bait, in September I swapped the spices with the remains of a bottle of mulberry florentine I bought few years before 7/8 if I well remember, the green ones bottle.

The first carp I had with this bait was one of the lake's sought after, caught the last September's weekend, the very next session I had two common and the week after I lost one at the net. Lost another one at the beginning of November, than winter comes and haven't saw a carp's fin up to next April.

This year I had a red letter session catching 2 really big carp (which one my pb common, a carp I saw a lot of time swimming happily but never caught) with the hard hookbait I made the year before with the flavour, the free offering were another bait, cause I've finished the one I did. 3 weeks after I smashed the common pb with another sought-after fish with a double 24 mms, one of them was the hard hookbait.

No need to say that this year I search to buy another bottle of the flavour.

Obviously I don't know if the results I had was because of the flavour or simply the hookbait placed on the right bottom at the right time, who knows but we like to think that the chemistry play a part so, why not?

The RH brand isn't owned anymore by the Italian company, if I well remember the brand is owned by an uk company nowadays.

In reply to Post #17
Donald Cooke

Not sure why I remember that though lol

is that right though? Reason I'm querying, it says D Cooke have been registered on companies house as RHT&B and doing accounts since 2016...it wasn't that long ago that the Italian interest was there was it....I could be completely wrong, and losing a sense of time, but 9 years ago?

If so..where does the time go!

In reply to Post #19
It says the Italian fella left a few years ago being a director
Time does fly when you get older lol

Got the flavour yesterday smells really potent and fresh. Looking forward to making some cork balls with it at weekend. Think I'm going to mix with a little scopex and some Cinammon leaf E.O along with a couple of powders and do them in white

In reply to Post #21
Sounds good

I ran out of my supply of the originals this year.. incredible flavour that i havn't found a replacement for.. iv seen Stickys neat version and that ones very good but you can't get hold of it.. the problem with the old hutchy bits is alot came from different places many flavour houses will tell you they made the same flavour the last one said they also made. Im not saying they are lying i believe they all did..( i say many, most have gone or changed hands or dont supply small bait firms because they're making vape juice flavours haha) .. iv seen ‘the alchemist' is due to release one which by all accounts should be exceptional, but i havn't seen it in person and so in turn havnt given it a go myself.. I'm just going on the other bits that flavour house has produced (quite honestly outstanding)
Good luck on the forage for mulberry 😂

In reply to Post #23
If it's the same company
I used to use their chocolate lime flavour when I was vaping
It was Just like the sweets

In reply to Post #23
Funny you say that Nick. A few years ago I bought some random vape juice. It was scopex. 100% scopex as it was in the 80s and early 90s. A smell that took me back in a way that no derivative scopex product has managed.

In reply to Post #23
Very interesting Nick, thank you I still have a pot of the original Mulberry appetite stimulator, I used to love shaking it and saying to the Mrs smell that on opening the pot I use it sparingly on maggots nowadays.

In reply to Post #23
I'll send you some when I'm back at my unit in a few days 😬

In reply to Post #27
Funny enough Sam, I was going to suggest if anyone had a decent Mulberry flavour it would of been you..

In reply to Post #28
Thanks Kells.
Lots more to come in 2026

Not sure if you can still get it but jason Hayward did a flavour blend in bottles it was never labeled mulberry but it was definitely mulberry based