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Ghost Pro Flavours Chart: Sweetness, Sourness and Cold for All 32

By Ghost Pro UAE Team· Published 9 Oct 2026· Fact-checked by our order desk

An editorial chart of all 32 Ghost Pro flavours, rated on sweetness, sourness and cooling, with links to every flavour.

Ghost Pro Flavours Chart: Sweetness, Sourness and Cold for All 32

Ghost Pro flavours are easier to compare when you can see them on the same three scales: how sweet, how sour and how cold. This chart rates all 32 Ghost Pro 3500 flavours that way, and links each one to its own page. The ratings are our editorial reading of each flavour's profile, not lab measurements, so treat them as a fast way to compare rather than a precise score.

How to read the chart

Sweetness runs from low to very high. Sourness (or tang) runs from none to high, and covers both acidic fruit and sour-candy edges. Cooling runs from none to strongest, and only applies to the ice and menthol flavours. Every flavour has the same device and the same 20mg nicotine salt, so these columns describe flavour only.

Ice and Menthol

Flavour Sweetness Sourness Cooling
Banana Ice Medium None Moderate
Blackcurrant Ice Low to medium Medium Moderate to strong
Cherry Cola Ice Medium to high Light Light
Glacier Mint None None Strongest
Red Apple Ice Medium Light Moderate
Watermelon Freeze Medium None Strong

Berry Mix

Flavour Sweetness Sourness Cooling
Berry Burst Medium Light None
Blackcurrant Berry Squash Medium Medium to high None
Blueberry Pomegranate Medium Medium None
Blue Razz Lemon High Medium None
Blue Sour Razz Medium to high High None
Buba Blue Very high None None
Strawberry Grape High None None

Tropical and Fruit

Flavour Sweetness Sourness Cooling
Apple Pear Strawberry Medium Light None
Caribbean Crush Medium to high Medium None
Passion Kiwi Guava Medium High None
Peach Mango High None None
Strawberry Kiwi Medium Medium None
Strawberry Melon Chew High None None
Strawberry Peach Citrus Medium Light None
Watermelon Bull Medium to high Medium None
White Peach Razz Low to medium Light to medium None

Grape, Candy and Signature Classics

Flavour Sweetness Sourness Cooling
Grape Bull Medium Medium None
Great Grape Medium Light None
Candy Floss High None None
Gummies High Light None
Mr. Blue High Light None
Mr. Red Very high Low None
Red Angel Medium None None
Pink Lady Medium Light None
Pink Orange Fizz Medium Medium None
Sour Apple Low to medium Highest None

Where the families overlap

The families aren't walls. Strawberry Kiwi, listed under Tropical & Fruit, behaves like a Berry Mix flavour. Blue Razz Lemon, listed under Berry Mix, is as tangy as most of the tropical blends. Pink Lady and Sour Apple, both Signature Classics, sit at opposite ends of the sourness column. The chart cuts across family lines for exactly that reason: if you only browse by family, you'll miss neighbours that sit in another one.

What the chart tells you

The sweetest flavours are Buba Blue and Mr. Red, followed by the candy and peach flavours. The sourest is Sour Apple, then Blue Sour Razz and Passion Kiwi Guava. The coldest is Glacier Mint, then Watermelon Freeze. If you want none of the three, Red Angel is the calmest: medium sweetness, no sourness, no cooling.

Why these three scales

Sweetness, sourness and cooling are the three things most likely to decide whether you enjoy a flavour. They're also the three things that are easiest to dislike: people tend to have strong feelings about sour and cold, and a flavour that gets either wrong for you will feel wrong however good the fruit is. Fruit type matters too, of course, but it's less decisive than these sensations, which is why they make a good basis for a quick comparison.

Five worked examples

Reading across a row tells you a lot in seconds. Sour Apple has low to medium sweetness, the highest sourness and no cooling, so it's sharp and dry. Buba Blue has very high sweetness and nothing else, so it's pure comfort. Watermelon Freeze has medium sweetness, no sourness and strong cooling, so it's a cold, juicy fruit. Passion Kiwi Guava has medium sweetness, high tang and no cooling, so it's bright and tropical. Red Angel has medium sweetness and nothing else, which makes it the quietest flavour in the range. Once you've looked at five rows, the rest follow the same logic.

Limits of any flavour chart

A chart compresses taste into three words per column, so it can't capture everything. It doesn't describe the fruit itself, it doesn't capture texture, such as the creaminess of Banana Ice or the fizz of Pink Orange Fizz, and it can't predict your personal reaction. Two people can rate the same flavour differently. Use the chart to rule things out and to find neighbours, and use a single 40 AED device to settle the question.

Pairing flavours using the chart

A good rotation pairs flavours that sit far apart on at least one scale. If your default is very sweet, pick a second flavour with higher sourness or some cooling. If your default is cold, pick something with no cooling and medium sweetness. The chart makes that easy to do at a glance. For a worked plan, see how to build a flavour rotation.

Three ways to use the chart

If you know what you dislike, eliminate it first. Hate sour? Skip anything above "Medium" in that column. Hate menthol? Ignore the first table. If you know what you like, pick a flavour you've enjoyed elsewhere, find its row in the chart and look for neighbours with similar numbers. And if you're curious, choose one flavour from the opposite end of each column and compare. Our guides on mapping your flavour preferences and flavour fatigue go further.

Prices and ordering

Every flavour is 40 AED a piece or 350 AED a box of 10. Delivery is 30 AED, free from 350 AED, with payment on delivery by cash, bank transfer or card. See the price page and the full flavour list. Age 21+, ID at the door.

Quick answers

Which Ghost Pro flavour is the sweetest?+

Buba Blue and Mr. Red are the sweetest in our reading, followed by Candy Floss, Gummies, Peach Mango and Strawberry Melon Chew. They have no menthol or sharp acidity to cut the sugar.

Which Ghost Pro flavour is the sourest?+

Sour Apple is the sourest, with Blue Sour Razz and Passion Kiwi Guava next. Blue Razz Lemon and Pink Orange Fizz are tangy but much gentler.

Which Ghost Pro flavour is the coldest?+

Glacier Mint is the coldest, a pure peppermint with no fruit. Watermelon Freeze is the coldest fruit flavour, and Blackcurrant Ice follows.

Are these ratings official?+

No. They're our own editorial reading of each flavour's profile, meant for quick comparison. Taste is personal, so a single device is the best test.