Grape Ice by Nicohit is a delicious blend of sweet grape and cold menthol that’s guaranteed to leave you feeling refreshed after every puff. The level of cooling is just enough to make you think you’re enjoying grapes or grape juice that have spent a bit of time in the refrigerator, but it isn’t so much menthol that the fruity base ends up being covered. Grape Ice by Nicohit is satisfyingly sweet but isn’t so heavily sweetened that it becomes overbearing if you vape it all day.

Nicohit Grape Ice combines a juicy purple-grape flavour with a measured burst of menthol. The cooling effect freshens the fruit rather than overwhelming it, making this a dependable option for vapers who enjoy chilled fruit flavours but do not want every puff to feel intensely icy.
The grape flavour is easy to identify and does not get buried beneath a complicated mixture of additional fruits, sweets or drinks. It is a good match for vapers who prefer a focused flavour rather than a heavily layered blend.
Menthol appears mainly during the finish, giving the vape a crisp edge while leaving the grape at the centre of the profile. It is refreshing without turning into an aggressively frozen flavour.
With 3 mg, 6 mg, 12 mg and 18 mg options, you can choose anything from a relatively light nicotine level to a stronger freebase vape with a more pronounced throat hit.
The balanced 50/50 consistency works particularly well in refillable pod kits, vape pens and compact mouth-to-lung devices. It provides dependable wicking without requiring a large or complicated vape kit.
The inhale introduces a rounded grape flavour with enough sweetness to feel juicy, but without the syrupy character found in some grape-candy or grape-soda liquids. Menthol gradually develops behind the fruit and becomes more noticeable on the exhale.
The result is closer to chilled grapes or cold grape juice than an intensely frozen slush flavour. That restrained approach makes Grape Ice easier to use regularly, especially if you find modern ice blends too sweet or too heavily cooled.
Grape Ice is a natural choice if you enjoy familiar fruit flavours with a refreshing exhale. The cooling is noticeable enough to sharpen the grape, but it does not completely dominate the flavour.
This is a traditional freebase e-liquid rather than a nicotine salt. It therefore provides a firmer throat sensation, particularly in the 12 mg and 18 mg strengths.
The 50/50 formula is thin enough for the smaller coils used in many pod systems, vape pens and starter kits. It is especially well suited to mouth-to-lung vaping at modest power levels.
Nicohit flavours are designed to be clear and satisfying rather than excessively rich. Grape Ice offers sweetness without the intensely candied finish associated with many disposable-inspired liquids.
The right strength depends on your previous nicotine use, the output of your device and how frequently you vape. Freebase nicotine becomes increasingly noticeable in the throat as the strength rises, so it is important to pair the stronger options with an appropriate low-powered kit.
| Strength | Likely Best For | Device Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| 3 mg | Vapers with lighter nicotine requirements, frequent users or people who have gradually reduced their nicotine intake. | Suitable for some airier pod kits and moderately powered devices, although this 50/50 liquid remains better suited to smaller coils than high-output cloud equipment. |
| 6 mg | Vapers who want a moderate nicotine level and a clearer throat hit without moving into the strongest options. | Works well in lower-powered refillable pods, vape pens and mouth-to-lung starter kits. |
| 12 mg | Regular nicotine users who need stronger delivery from a small amount of vapour. | Use with a low-powered mouth-to-lung device and a higher-resistance pod or coil. |
| 18 mg | Vapers who prefer Nicohit’s strongest option and a pronounced freebase throat hit. | Reserve for compact, low-output mouth-to-lung kits. It is not suitable for powerful sub-ohm vaping. |
A compact refillable pod is the easiest match for Grape Ice. Look for a device designed for mouth-to-lung vaping, particularly when using the 6 mg, 12 mg or 18 mg strengths. Browse the current selection of refillable pod kits to find a suitable device.
Simple vape pens and low-powered starter devices also work well with a 50/50 liquid. They usually provide the smaller vapour volume and tighter draw needed to make higher freebase nicotine strengths manageable.
A higher-resistance coil generally produces less vapour and is therefore the better choice for stronger nicotine levels. Follow the recommendations supplied with your device and avoid exceeding the coil’s stated wattage range.
Large cloud-producing kits are not the intended home for this e-liquid, particularly at 12 mg or 18 mg. For the most balanced result, choose a compact device and a restrained power setting.
You can also explore all available vape kits or view the complete Nicohit e-liquid range for additional fruit, menthol, tobacco and sweet-inspired flavours.
After filling a fresh pod or tank, leave it upright for several minutes before vaping. This allows the cotton inside the coil to absorb the e-liquid and helps prevent an unpleasant dry or burnt first puff.
If your device has adjustable wattage, begin near the lower end of the coil’s recommended range. Increase the power gradually until the grape flavour and menthol feel balanced.
Do not allow the liquid level to fall below the visible wicking openings in the coil. Keeping the cotton supplied with e-liquid helps maintain flavour and prolongs coil life.
Keep unopened and partially used bottles upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Always replace the child-resistant cap securely after filling your device.
Choose a single 10 ml bottle when trying the flavour for the first time or select the three-bottle option when you already know that Grape Ice belongs in your regular rotation.
Orders placed before 2 PM from Monday to Friday are eligible for same-day dispatch, helping you restock before your current bottle runs out.
Spend more than £30 in a single order and your purchase qualifies for free delivery, making it easier to combine Grape Ice with coils, pods or other flavours.
Simply ELiquid stocks e-liquids, refillable devices, replacement pods and coils, allowing you to order the liquid and the equipment needed to use it from the same UK vape shop.
No. It uses traditional freebase nicotine. Freebase e-liquid generally provides a more noticeable throat hit than a comparable nic salt, especially in higher strengths. Vapers seeking a smoother high-strength experience can browse the nic salt collection.
The cooling level is moderate. It gives the grape a chilled, refreshing finish without creating the extremely cold sensation associated with stronger ice or frozen flavours.
The profile leans more towards sweet grapes or chilled grape juice. It has enough sweetness to feel full and juicy, but it is not presented as a fizzy grape drink or an intensely candied flavour.
Yes. Its 50/50 VG/PG ratio is well suited to most refillable pods designed for mouth-to-lung vaping. Choose a nicotine strength that is appropriate for the pod’s coil resistance and vapour output.
This range is primarily intended for lower-powered devices. The 3 mg option may be usable in certain moderately powered setups, but 12 mg and 18 mg should not be used in a high-output sub-ohm device.
You can buy an individual 10 ml bottle or select a 30 ml option supplied as three separate 10 ml bottles. The three-bottle option keeps each bottle sealed until you are ready to use it.
The 3 mg strength is the lightest option. The throat sensation becomes progressively stronger as you move through 6 mg, 12 mg and 18 mg, although the device and power level also have a major effect on how intense each puff feels.
It is designed as a relatively simple grape-and-menthol profile rather than an extremely rich or heavily sweetened blend. That makes it a strong candidate for regular use if you enjoy straightforward chilled fruit flavours.