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Vape Flavours

Vape flavours fall into seven families: fruit, menthol and ice, dessert, drinks, sweets, tobacco and aniseed. Fruit is by far the biggest, and most of it is mixed, so blueberry sour raspberry, cherry raspberry and strawberry kiwi sell far more than single fruits. Pick a family below, then a flavour, and each page shows every e-liquid in that taste.

Most of what we sell in these flavours is 10ml nic salts for pod kits, with 100ml shortfills for sub-ohm tanks. Every bottle is TPD compliant, and orders over £30 get free next day delivery.

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Vape Juice and E-Liquid Flavours

Every vape juice and e-liquid flavour we sell, grouped into seven families with a page for each flavour. Below are our ten most popular flavours, the families side by side, what ice means, which flavours suit pod kits and tanks, and where to start if you have just switched.

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Blueberry sour raspberry is the most popular vape flavour we sell, and fruit makes up around three quarters of the bottles that leave us. Mixed fruit outsells single fruit, berries lead, and nearly all of it goes out as 10ml nic salts. These were our ten most popular vape juice flavours over the last 90 days:

  1. Blueberry sour raspberry
  2. Triple berry with menthol (blueberry, blackberry and raspberry)
  3. Blueberry raspberry
  4. Lemon and lime
  5. Cherry sour raspberry
  6. Menthol
  7. Blue razz gummy
  8. Strawberry raspberry cherry
  9. Banana ice
  10. Gummy bear

Menthol is the only flavour on that list that is not fruit or sweets. Tobacco is a much smaller share of what we sell, but it matters most to people who have just stopped smoking, which is why it keeps a family of its own.

Vape Flavours List

Vape juice flavours sort into seven families, and the table shows what each one tastes like and which format suits it. The grid above links every single flavour page inside them.

Vape flavours list of seven families: fruit, and menthol, mint and ice suit every format, dessert and bakery suits 100ml shortfills, drinks every format, sweets nic salts, tobacco nic salts or freebase, and aniseed nic salts or shortfills

Family What it tastes like Suits
Fruit Berry, tropical, citrus and orchard fruit, mostly mixed Every format
Menthol, Mint & Ice Cooling, on its own or over fruit Every format
Dessert & Bakery Custard, doughnut, biscuit, cream and cheesecake 100ml shortfills
Drinks Cola, lemonade, slush, energy drink and cocktail Every format
Sweets Bubblegum, gummy bear, sherbet, fizzy cola and sour sweets Nic salts
Tobacco Virginia, Cuban and RY4 style, plain or sweet Nic salts, freebase
Aniseed Liquorice and aniseed, often with menthol Nic salts, shortfills

If you would rather shop by brand than by taste, our guide ranks the top vape juice brands.

What Does Ice Mean in a Vape?

Ice means cooling has been added, so ice vape juice tastes cold on the inhale as well as sweet. It is also the biggest split in vaping flavours, since most fruit recipes come in both versions, such as watermelon ice and strawberry ice, and around one in seven bottles we sell is an ice flavour.

What ice means in a vape: plain watermelon and strawberry taste sweeter and rounder, while watermelon ice and strawberry ice taste sharper, cleaner and cold, with a tip to start without ice if you are not sure

A plain fruit tastes sweeter and rounder. With ice, the same fruit tastes sharper and cleaner, and it is easier to vape all day without it getting sickly. If you are unsure, start without ice, because adding cooling to a flavour you already like is a smaller jump than taking it away. Our guide to more flavour covers the settings side of it.

Best Vape Juice for Pods and Tanks

Pod kits suit 10ml nic salts in fruit, ice, sweets or tobacco, and sub-ohm tanks suit 100ml shortfills, which is where dessert and bakery flavours come into their own. E-liquid flavours behave differently from one kit to the next, and the wrong pairing is the usual reason a well-reviewed juice tastes flat.

Kit Format Flavours that suit it
Refillable pod kits 10ml nic salts Fruit, ice, sweets, tobacco
MTL tanks 50/50 nic salts or freebase Tobacco, menthol, simple fruit
Sub-ohm tanks 100ml shortfills Dessert, bakery, layered fruit

Dessert and bakery flavours are made for sub-ohm coils and tend to taste thin in a low-power pod, which is why they are worth saving until you have a sub-ohm kit. Our custard guide ranks that group.

If you have come from disposables, bar salts make those same flavours as 10ml nic salts for pod kits, and the disposable-style range gathers them in one place.

Most of the big disposable brands now make their own bottled range, so the flavours carry across. Our guides rank each one:

For tank flavours, longfills are worth a look too. You add your own base, and only the flavour concentrate carries vape duty, so the finished bottle costs less.

Best Vape Flavours for Beginners

If you are moving from cigarettes, tobacco and menthol are the easiest e-cig flavours to start with, because both are familiar and neither is sweet. Others go straight to the fruit flavours that sell the most, and either is fine.

A simple approach is two bottles rather than one: something close to what you smoked, and a fruit or ice to switch to when the first starts to taste flat. Our strength guide covers which nicotine strength to pair it with.

Frequently Asked Questions

Fruit leads by a wide margin. Around three quarters of the bottles we sell are fruit flavours, and blueberry sour raspberry is our biggest seller, followed by a triple berry with menthol, blueberry raspberry, lemon and lime, and cherry sour raspberry. Menthol is the most popular flavour outside fruit and sweets.

10ml nic salts are the right format for a pod kit. They are usually 50/50 PG and VG, which is thin enough to wick through the small coils a pod uses, and the salt nicotine stays smooth at 10mg or 20mg. A thick high VG shortfill will struggle to wick and can burn the coil.

Yes. Shortfills come with no nicotine in the bottle, so you can leave them at 0mg or add a nic shot to bring them up to 3mg or 6mg. Most fruit, dessert and drinks recipes are sold this way, which makes the shortfill the simplest route to a nicotine free version.

Yes. Every e-liquid we sell is notified to the MHRA and meets UK TPD rules. That caps nicotine at 20mg per ml, limits nicotine-containing bottles to 10ml, and requires child-resistant, tamper-evident caps and a full ingredients list. Anything sold outside those rules is not legal to sell in the UK.

Usually the coil rather than the liquid. A coil dulls as it ages, and a tired or burnt one flattens even a bold recipe, so a fresh coil or a fresh pod brings most flavours straight back. If everything tastes faded at once, it is more likely vaper's tongue, which is your own sense of taste dulling after a long stretch on one flavour. Switching to something different for a day usually resets it.