Ghost Vape Flavors by Mood: A Decision Guide

"I want something cold"

When the heat is the problem, menthol is the answer, and there are four levels. Glacier Mint is pure cold peppermint. Watermelon Freeze is the coldest fruit. Blackcurrant Ice is tart and cold together. Red Apple Ice and Banana Ice are gentler, with the fruit leading. For more on choosing a level of cold, see our menthol guide.

"I want something sweet and easy"

Some days you don't want to think about a flavour. Peach Mango is smooth and soft, Strawberry Grape is simple and sugary, Candy Floss is spun sugar, and Buba Blue is pure bubblegum. None has menthol or tang, so they stay comfortable in air conditioning.

"I want something sharp"

For a flavour that wakes you up, Sour Apple is the sharpest, Blue Sour Razz is sour candy, and Passion Kiwi Guava is tangy and tropical. Blue Razz Lemon is the friendliest of the sharp group, sweet first and zesty after.

"I want something soft and quiet"

For long stretches at a desk or on a drive, softer flavours wear less. Red Angel, Pink Lady, Berry Burst and White Peach Razz are the calm options. Our guide to flavours for long work days goes into more detail.

"I want something that tastes like a drink"

Several flavours are modelled on drinks. Cherry Cola Ice is a cold can of cola, Pink Orange Fizz is orange soda, Grape Bull and Watermelon Bull are energy-drink style, and Strawberry Peach Citrus is a fruit cooler. They're a good bridge for someone who likes the taste of a soft drink but wants it in a vape.

"I want something like candy"

Gummies is mixed gummy candy, Strawberry Melon Chew is a chewy fruit sweet, Mr. Red is red candy and Mr. Blue is a blue slush. They're heavier on sugar, so rotate them with something lighter. Our nostalgic candy-style flavours ranking explains the differences.

"I want deep, grown-up fruit"

If simple fruit bores you, Blueberry Pomegranate, Blackcurrant Berry Squash and Great Grape have more depth. They're the ones that taste like fruit with a bit of structure rather than sweets.

"I want to share a box"

For groups, pick one safe flavour and one with character. Strawberry Kiwi and Apple Pear Strawberry are widely liked. Pair either with something bolder for the adventurous person. For ideas, see what to order for a group.

Why choosing by mood beats choosing by name

Flavour names are marketing, and they're rarely precise. "Ice" can mean a whisper or a blizzard, "razz" assumes you know it means raspberry, and "Bull" assumes you know the energy-drink reference. A mood, on the other hand, is something you can answer instantly: do you want something to cool you down or something to relax with? Starting there removes the guesswork, and it also explains why people often like flavours from different families that happen to share a feel.

A sample week of moods

To make it concrete, here's how one person's week might look. Weekday mornings call for something light and unfussy, such as Pink Lady. A long afternoon of driving calls for something cold, such as Watermelon Freeze. A relaxed evening at home calls for something soft and sweet, such as Peach Mango. A weekend with friends calls for something with character, such as Passion Kiwi Guava or Blue Razz Lemon. That's four moods and four flavours, and it's a perfectly reasonable way to run a rotation. Our guide to building a flavour rotation turns the idea into a plan.

Three quick questions that narrow it down

If none of the moods fits, answer these. First: do you like menthol? If not, cross off the cold family. Second: do you like sour? If not, avoid anything marked sharp. Third: sweet or fresh? If you want sweet, look at the candy and peach flavours, and if you want fresh, look at the apple, kiwi and ice flavours. Three answers leave you with four or five flavours instead of 32.

When to move on from a flavour

Mood changes, and so does your palate. If a flavour you loved last month feels flat now, that's normal and doesn't mean it's gone off. Switch to a different mood for a few days and return. Our piece on flavour fatigue explains why this happens and how to avoid buying a box of something you've temporarily gone off.

If you still can't decide

Order two single devices: one from "cold" and one from "sweet and easy". At 40 AED each that's 80 AED, and a couple of days will tell you which direction suits you. Then build from there with the rotation guide. Delivery is 30 AED under 350 AED, free from 350 AED, with payment on delivery. Age 21+, ID at the door.