The Complete Guide to Ghost Pro's Ice & Menthol Collection

Step outside in Dubai in July and the first thing you want isn't sweetness — it's cold. That's the entire reason Ghost Pro built an Ice & Menthol collection instead of just making every flavour a fruit candy. Six flavours sit in this category — Banana Ice, Blackcurrant Ice, Cherry Cola Ice, Glacier Mint, Red Apple Ice, and Watermelon Freeze — and each one takes a different starting flavour and runs it through the same cooling treatment, but the results are far from identical. Some barely whisper "ice." Others hit like a mouthful of crushed menthol. This guide breaks down every flavour in the lineup individually, ranks them against each other on coldness, sweetness, and intensity, tells you exactly who should reach for which one, and explains why this category behaves so differently on the device compared to Ghost Pro's Berry Mix and Tropical & Fruit ranges. Every device in this collection — like every Ghost Pro flavour — comes pre-filled with 10ml of 20mg nicotine e-liquid, runs on a 1500mAh battery through a 1.2 ohm mesh coil, is draw-activated with no button, and is rated for up to 3500 puffs. The chemistry of the flavour changes; the hardware and nicotine strength don't.

Why the Ice & Menthol Collection Exists in the UAE Heat

Ice flavours aren't a novelty add-on in a market like the UAE — they're arguably the most climate-appropriate category Ghost Pro sells. Ambient temperatures that sit above 40°C for months at a time change what people actually want from a vape. A rich, syrupy dessert flavour that tastes great in an air-conditioned mall can feel heavy and cloying the moment you step into a car that's been baking in a Sharjah parking lot. A menthol-forward flavour does the opposite — it reads as refreshing precisely when the air around you isn't.

That's the functional case for the category. There's also a simpler behavioural one: some people just prefer a cold, clean exhale over a sugary one, full stop, regardless of season. Ice and menthol vapers tend to be repeat customers who order the same one or two flavours every time, because once someone locks onto their preferred coldness level, they rarely drift toward the fruitier end of the catalogue. That's different from Berry Mix or Tropical & Fruit shoppers, who tend to rotate through half a dozen flavours across a few boxes.

Ghost Pro built six flavours into this category specifically to cover that range of preference — from someone who wants a faint cooling top note on a familiar fruit, through to someone who wants a flavour that's basically pure menthol with nothing else going on. That spread is the whole point of this guide: knowing where each of the six sits on that spectrum before you commit to a box of 10.

What Actually Makes a Flavour "Ice"

An "Ice" flavour in this lineup isn't just a fruit flavour with the word "ice" tacked on. It means a cooling agent is blended into the e-liquid alongside the fruit or candy flavouring, and that cooling agent works on the trigeminal nerve — the same receptor menthol and mint activate — rather than on taste buds. That's why an iced flavour can register as "cold" even though the vapour itself isn't literally colder than any other flavour coming off the coil.

The mechanics of the device matter here more than people expect. Ghost Pro's 1.2 ohm mesh coil is built to vaporise the full flavour profile evenly across the 10ml fill, which matters a lot for ice flavours specifically — a poorly built coil can let the cooling note fade fast while the sweetness lingers, leaving you with a flat, one-note fruit vape by the last third of the device. A mesh coil heats a broader surface area than a traditional round-wire coil, which tends to preserve both the top-note coolness and the underlying flavour more consistently from the first puff to somewhere near puff 3,500. Combined with the 1500mAh battery, which keeps output steady rather than tailing off as the charge depletes, the cooling sensation on a flavour like Glacier Mint should feel roughly as sharp near the end of the device as it did on day one.

Draw-activation also plays a role in how ice flavours feel in practice. Because there's no button and no priming, the device fires the instant you inhale, which suits menthol-forward flavours well — there's no delay between the pull and the cold hit, so the sensation lands the way you'd expect a mint or menthol product to land. People who've used button-activated devices sometimes describe a lag that dulls the "snap" of an ice flavour; that's not something you run into here.

One more note before the flavour breakdowns: "Ice" and "Menthol" aren't the same thing, even though they're grouped in one category. Five of these six flavours are a fruit or dessert base with cooling added. Glacier Mint is the one true menthol flavour in the group — no fruit base at all, just mint and cold. Keep that distinction in mind as you read through the six profiles below, because it's the single biggest factor in how different two "Ice" flavours can taste from each other.

Banana Ice — Creamy Fruit With a Cool Finish

Banana Ice is the collection's outlier in the best way: it's built on a genuinely creamy, ripe-banana base — closer to banana candy or banana milk than to a sharp, green banana — and the cooling agent is dialled back so it doesn't fight that richness. The result reads more like a dessert with a cold finish than a menthol vape with banana in it.

On the inhale, expect soft, slightly sweet banana that leans toward the candied side rather than anything tart or artificial-tasting-thin. The ice element shows up mostly on the exhale, as a light, clean coolness that clears the palate without erasing the banana flavour that came before it. It's a subtle enough cooling effect that if you handed this to someone expecting a strong menthol hit, they might not immediately register it as an "ice" flavour at all — which is exactly why it works so well as a bridge flavour for people moving from Ghost Pro's dessert-leaning options, like Candy Floss in the Candy & Dessert category, into something with a cooling element for the first time.

Because the sweetness sits at the front and the cooling sits at the back, Banana Ice tends to feel less fatiguing over a long vaping session than sharper menthol options — there's no persistent cold sensation lingering in the mouth between puffs, which some users find gets old fast with stronger ice flavours. It's a strong pick for all-day use precisely because it doesn't demand much adjustment from your palate.

Blackcurrant Ice — Dark, Tart Berry With Real Bite

Blackcurrant Ice is the most "grown-up" flavour in the collection. Where Banana Ice softens everything, Blackcurrant Ice leans into the natural tartness of blackcurrant — think cassis, or the flavour of a not-overly-sweetened blackcurrant cordial — and lets the cooling agent sharpen that tartness rather than smooth it out.

The taste profile up front is deep, dark berry with real acidity, not the bright candy-berry sweetness you'd get from something in the Berry Mix range. There's a jammy richness to it, but it never tips into syrupy, because the tartness and the ice work together to keep it feeling clean. The cooling here sits at a noticeably higher intensity than Banana Ice — it's present through the whole inhale, not just tacked onto the exhale — which gives the whole flavour a crisp, almost sharp character.

This is a good flavour to reach for if you've tried darker berry flavours in the Berry Mix category, like Blackcurrant Berry Squash or Blue Sour Razz, and wanted something with less overt sugar and more of an icy edge. It's also one of the two or three flavours in this collection most likely to appeal to someone who found Glacier Mint too intense but still wants a serious, noticeable cooling sensation rather than a background one.

Cherry Cola Ice — Nostalgic Soda With an Icy Fizz

Cherry Cola Ice is the most distinctive flavour in the collection because it's not chasing a single fruit — it's chasing a drink. The base flavour aims for that dark, spiced cola character (a hint of vanilla, a hint of caramel, a little bit of that cola-spice complexity) layered with a cherry note that reads more like cherry cough-drop or cherry cola bottle sweets than fresh cherry fruit. Then the cooling agent goes on top, giving the whole thing a sensation not unlike an ice-cold fizzy drink on a hot day.

It's genuinely one of the more complex flavours in the entire Ghost Pro catalogue to describe, because there are three things happening at once — the cola spice, the candied cherry, and the menthol chill — and none of them dominates completely. The sweetness sits in the middle of the pack for this category: sweeter than Glacier Mint or Blackcurrant Ice, but not as straightforwardly sugary as Watermelon Freeze or Red Apple Ice. The coldness is moderate, noticeable but not sharp, positioned so it doesn't compete with the cola-spice notes.

Cherry Cola Ice tends to appeal to people who want something that doesn't taste like "just another fruit," and to anyone who liked cherry cola candy or soda as a flavour reference point growing up. It's also a solid choice for someone who wants to try an ice flavour but finds pure menthol or straightforward fruit-ice combinations a little one-dimensional — this one has more going on per puff than almost anything else in the six.

Glacier Mint — Pure Menthol, No Fruit, Maximum Cold

Glacier Mint is the flavour this entire category is built around, in the sense that it's the only one with no fruit or dessert base at all. It's straight mint and menthol — closer to a strong mint chewing gum or a menthol lozenge than to anything fruity — and it delivers the strongest, cleanest cooling sensation of all six flavours by a clear margin.

There's no sweetness competing for attention here, which is exactly the appeal for a certain kind of vaper: the flavour is simple, consistent, and doesn't fatigue the palate the way a sugary flavour can over a long session. Every puff tastes basically the same as the one before it — cold, clean, minty — which some people find refreshing in its predictability and others find monotonous compared to the more layered flavours elsewhere in the lineup.

Glacier Mint is the flavour to reach for if you've ever gravitated toward mint or menthol products in general — mint gum, menthol lozenges, or menthol cigarettes historically — because the sensory experience maps most directly onto that reference point. It's also the flavour most likely to feel "too much" if you're new to ice flavours altogether; this isn't the place to start if you've never tried a cooling vape flavour before. Think of it as the ceiling of the coldness spectrum in this collection, with everything else falling somewhere below it.

Red Apple Ice — Crisp, Sweet-Tart, and Balanced

Red Apple Ice takes the flavour of a sweet, crisp red apple — more like an apple gummy or apple candy than a raw apple, with that characteristic sweet-tart edge — and pairs it with a moderate cooling agent that mimics the sensation of biting into a cold apple straight from the fridge.

This is one of the most balanced flavours in the whole collection. The sweetness is solidly present but not overwhelming, the tartness gives it a crispness that keeps it from feeling one-note, and the ice element is pitched at a medium level — enough to notice and enjoy on every inhale, not enough to overpower the apple itself. It's the flavour in this category that best fits the description "an ice version of a flavour you already know," which makes it an easy reference point if you've never tried anything from the Ice & Menthol range before.

Red Apple Ice sits comfortably as a middle-ground pick between the richer, more menthol-forward flavours (Glacier Mint, Blackcurrant Ice) and the softer, sweeter ones (Banana Ice, Watermelon Freeze). If you're the type of vaper who also enjoys tart, crisp flavours elsewhere in the catalogue — Sour Apple from the Signature Classics range is a natural comparison point, minus the cooling — Red Apple Ice gives you a similar tartness with an added chill.

Watermelon Freeze — Juicy, Candy-Sweet Summer Flavour

Watermelon Freeze is built around the flavour of watermelon candy rather than fresh watermelon flesh — juicy, unmistakably sweet, with that slightly perfumed candy-watermelon character rather than anything watery or subtle. The cooling agent is calibrated to feel like biting into an actual frozen watermelon slice: a burst of cold sweetness rather than a sharp menthol edge.

Of the six flavours, Watermelon Freeze leans hardest into pure sweetness. There's very little tartness or bitterness cutting through it — this is a candy-forward flavour first, with the ice serving mainly to reinforce the "cold snack" sensation rather than to deliver a serious menthol hit. That makes it one of the most approachable flavours in the entire Ice & Menthol lineup for someone who enjoys the fruit-forward, dessert-adjacent flavours found in Tropical & Fruit or Berry Mix, but wants a bit of coolness added on top without a big shift in overall character.

It's an obvious warm-weather pick — genuinely one of the most refreshing-tasting flavours Ghost Pro makes, in the literal sense that the flavour reference point (frozen watermelon) is something people already associate with beating the heat. If you've enjoyed juicier Tropical & Fruit options like Peach Mango or Strawberry Melon Chew, Watermelon Freeze is the closest thing to that experience with a cold layer added.

Intensity, Sweetness, and Coldness: How All Six Compare

Putting all six side by side makes the spread across the category much clearer than looking at any one flavour in isolation. Here's how they stack up against each other, rated relative to one another within this collection rather than against the wider Ghost Pro catalogue:

Flavour	Coldness	Sweetness	Overall Intensity	Character
Glacier Mint	Highest	Lowest	High	Pure menthol, no fruit
Blackcurrant Ice	High	Medium-low	High	Dark, tart berry, sharp chill
Cherry Cola Ice	Medium	Medium	Medium-high	Layered cola-spice and cherry
Red Apple Ice	Medium	Medium-high	Medium	Crisp, balanced sweet-tart
Watermelon Freeze	Medium-low	High	Medium	Juicy, candy-sweet
Banana Ice	Lowest	High	Low-medium	Creamy, dessert-like

A few patterns are worth pulling out of that table. First, coldness and sweetness move in roughly opposite directions across the collection — the sweetest flavours (Watermelon Freeze, Banana Ice) carry the lightest cooling, while the least sweet flavour (Glacier Mint) carries the strongest cooling. That's not a coincidence; a heavy cooling agent tends to read as more intense when it's not competing against a lot of sugar, and Ghost Pro's formulation for the sweeter flavours seems to have been tuned to keep the ice from clashing with the candy notes.

Second, "overall intensity" here isn't just about coldness — it also reflects how much flavour complexity is packed into each puff. Cherry Cola Ice earns a medium-high intensity rating not because it's especially cold, but because there's simply more happening in the flavour (cola spice, cherry, menthol) than in a simpler profile like Watermelon Freeze. If you find single-note flavours boring after the first few puffs, intensity in this sense matters as much as raw coldness.

Third, notice that no flavour in this collection scores low on both coldness and sweetness — every flavour here is doing at least one of those jobs strongly. That's a deliberate range: Ghost Pro isn't offering six near-identical variations, it's offering six genuinely different answers to "how cold and how sweet do you want your vape to be."

Who Should Pick Which: A Simple Decision Framework

Rather than guessing, use your own preferences as the filter:

If you've never tried an ice or menthol flavour before: start with Red Apple Ice or Watermelon Freeze. Both give you a real, noticeable cooling sensation without pushing you straight to the deep end. Glacier Mint is the wrong first flavour for a menthol newcomer — it's the strongest expression of what this whole category can do, and it's much easier to work up to it than to start there and be put off the entire collection.

If you specifically want the coldest vape possible: Glacier Mint, no contest. Nothing else in the lineup comes close on raw menthol strength, and if that's what you're shopping for, the other five flavours will all feel underwhelming by comparison.

If you like dark, tart, less-sweet flavours: Blackcurrant Ice is your flavour. It's the closest thing this collection has to a "sophisticated" option — real berry depth, real tartness, and a strong chill that doesn't rely on sugar to feel satisfying.

If you want dessert-like comfort with just a hint of cold: Banana Ice. It's the gentlest introduction to the category and works well as an all-day flavour precisely because the cooling never gets fatiguing.

If you're vaping in serious heat and want something that feels genuinely refreshing: Watermelon Freeze. The candy-watermelon sweetness paired with a cold snap is the most literal "hot day" flavour in the range, and it's an easy pick for anyone heading to the beach in Fujairah or Ras Al Khaimah or just trying to get through a Dubai summer.

If you get bored of one-note flavours fast: Cherry Cola Ice. The layered cola-cherry-menthol combination gives your palate more to track across a session, which some vapers find keeps a flavour interesting for longer than a simpler profile does.

If you're not sure and want to hedge: order a mixed selection rather than committing an entire box of 10 to one flavour. Since every device is priced the same — 40 AED individually, or 350 AED for a box of 10 (working out to roughly 35 AED per device by the box) — there's no cost penalty to trying two or three flavours across a single order rather than locking into one. Just message the WhatsApp order line and ask which flavours are currently in stock before you commit to specific ones.

How Ice & Menthol Differs From Berry Mix and Tropical & Fruit

It's worth being explicit about what actually separates this category from Ghost Pro's other two fruit-driven ranges, because on paper "flavoured vape with fruit in the name" describes all three.

Berry Mix — seven flavours including Berry Burst, Blackcurrant Berry Squash, Blueberry Pomegranate, Blue Razz Lemon, Blue Sour Razz, Buba Blue, and Strawberry Grape — is built around layering multiple berries together for complexity, and leaning on natural berry tartness (especially in the "Razz" and "Sour" entries) rather than a cooling agent to create contrast. There's no ice element running through that category at all. The sensation on the tongue is entirely about sweet-versus-tart, not warm-versus-cold. If you put Blackcurrant Berry Squash side by side with Blackcurrant Ice, you'd notice the family resemblance in the base berry flavour immediately, but the Berry Mix version stays at room temperature the whole way through, while the Ice & Menthol version adds that entire extra cooling dimension on top.

Tropical & Fruit — the largest category with nine flavours, including Apple Pear Strawberry, Caribbean Crush, Passion Kiwi Guava, Peach Mango, Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Melon Chew, Strawberry Peach Citrus, Watermelon Bull, and White Peach Razz — leans into multi-fruit juiciness and natural warm-climate fruit combinations. These flavours are designed to taste like an actual fruit blend you'd drink, and the appeal is complexity and juiciness rather than a specific sensation like cold. Compare Watermelon Bull from Tropical & Fruit to Watermelon Freeze from this collection: both start from watermelon, but Watermelon Bull is aiming for a juicy, multi-fruit sweetness, while Watermelon Freeze is specifically built to deliver that cold-snack sensation on top of the sweetness.

The practical difference for you as a buyer comes down to what sensation you're actually craving. Berry Mix and Tropical & Fruit are about flavour complexity and sweetness — different fruits, different combinations, different levels of tartness, but all experienced at a neutral temperature sensation. Ice & Menthol is about adding a physical cooling sensation into the mix, which changes not just what you taste but how the vapour feels in your mouth and throat. Someone who orders exclusively from Berry Mix or Tropical & Fruit and has never tried an Ice flavour is missing an entire sensory dimension that the other two categories don't touch at all — and vice versa, someone who only vapes Glacier Mint and Blackcurrant Ice is missing the fruit complexity that categories like Tropical & Fruit are built around. There's no wrong answer here, but it's worth trying at least one flavour outside your usual category occasionally, since the underlying device and nicotine strength are identical across all three — you're purely testing flavour and sensation, nothing else changes.

Ordering, Pricing, and Delivery for the Ice & Menthol Range in the UAE

Every flavour in the Ice & Menthol collection is priced identically to the rest of the Ghost Pro range: 40 AED for a single device, or 350 AED for a box of 10, which brings the per-device cost down to roughly 35 AED when you buy by the box. There's no premium for the ice flavours and no discount either — pricing is flat across all 32 flavours in the catalogue, so the only decision that affects cost is how many devices you're ordering, not which flavour you pick.

Ordering runs entirely through WhatsApp at +971 56 165 2004. That's also where you should check current stock before placing an order, since demand on individual flavours like Glacier Mint or Watermelon Freeze can shift with the season — message the number, confirm which of the six Ice & Menthol flavours are available right now, and place your order directly in the chat.

Payment is cash on delivery in AED only — there's no card payment and no online payment option, so have the correct cash amount ready for whoever delivers your order. Delivery itself is 30 AED standard, and it's waived entirely if you order an order of 350 AED or more, which is worth keeping in mind if you're planning to stock up on a couple of Ice & Menthol flavours at once rather than ordering one box today and another next week.

Delivery speed depends on where in the UAE you're ordering from. Dubai orders typically arrive in around 2 hours. Sharjah and Ajman run roughly 4 to 6 hours. Abu Dhabi and Al Ain sit around 6 hours. Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah, and Umm Al Quwain are the furthest out at roughly 6 to 12 hours. None of that changes based on which flavours you order — a box that's entirely Glacier Mint moves through the same delivery pipeline as a mixed box spanning three categories.

Ghost Pro's overall track record across the brand sits at 9.9 out of 10 from 383 verified UAE customer reviews, which covers the full catalogue rather than any single flavour or category — a useful signal of consistency if you're ordering from Ghost Pro for the first time and want some confidence in what's showing up at your door.

One more thing worth stating plainly: this is a nicotine product, and it's restricted to buyers aged 21 and over. Nicotine products are age-restricted and regulated in the UAE, so check current official guidance if you have questions beyond what's covered here — this guide sticks to product specifics rather than legal detail we can't verify on your behalf.

Getting the Most Out of Your Device: Storage and Usage Notes

A few practical habits make a real difference to how consistent an Ice & Menthol device tastes from the first puff to the last, especially for flavours like Glacier Mint and Blackcurrant Ice where the cooling sensation is central to the experience.

Heat is the main enemy of a menthol-forward flavour. Leaving a device in direct sun on a car dashboard in Dubai — where interior temperatures can spike dramatically within minutes — can degrade both the cooling agent and the battery faster than normal use would. Since these are single-use disposables rated for up to 3500 puffs on a 1500mAh battery, there's no benefit to exposing them to heat they weren't designed to sit in; store spares somewhere shaded and reasonably cool, the same way you'd treat anything with a built-in lithium battery.

Draw-activation means there's no button to accidentally leave on, which removes one common failure mode entirely, but it also means the device will fire on any inhale — so store unused devices somewhere they won't get squeezed or drawn on by accident in a bag.

If you're working through a box of 10 and mixing flavours across categories — say alternating Glacier Mint with something from Tropical & Fruit like Strawberry Kiwi — there's no compatibility issue at all; each device is fully self-contained with its own coil, battery, and 10ml fill, so switching between an intensely cold flavour and a fruity one puff-to-puff is just a matter of picking up a different device. Some people do this deliberately, using a strong ice flavour like Glacier Mint as a kind of palate reset between sessions on sweeter flavours.

Finally, expect the cooling sensation on any flavour in this category to feel slightly more pronounced on the first few puffs of a fresh device than deep into it, simply because your palate is starting from a neutral baseline. That's normal and not a sign of anything being wrong with the coil or the fill — it's the same reason the first sip of an ice-cold drink always feels colder than the fifth.

Final Verdict: Building Your Ice & Menthol Rotation

Six flavours, one shared cooling concept, and six genuinely different results — that's the honest summary of this collection. Glacier Mint and Blackcurrant Ice sit at the intense, low-sweetness end for people who want a serious, unmistakable cold hit. Cherry Cola Ice occupies its own lane as the most layered, complex flavour in the group. Red Apple Ice is the safe, balanced middle ground that suits almost anyone. Watermelon Freeze and Banana Ice sit at the sweeter, gentler end, better suited to people who want a hint of cold riding on top of a comfort flavour rather than menthol as the main event.

If you're building a first order, a sensible approach is to pick one flavour from each end of the spectrum — say Glacier Mint and Watermelon Freeze, or Blackcurrant Ice and Banana Ice — rather than guessing at a single flavour and hoping it lands. Because pricing doesn't change based on which flavours you choose, there's no financial reason to play it safe with one flavour across an entire box of 10 if you're still working out where your preference actually sits on the coldness-to-sweetness scale.

And if it turns out the whole Ice & Menthol concept isn't for you, that's exactly why Ghost Pro runs Berry Mix and Tropical & Fruit alongside it — the same 1500mAh battery, the same 1.2 ohm mesh coil, the same 10ml of 20mg nicotine e-liquid, and the same 3500-puff rating, just without the cooling agent layered in. Message +971 56 165 2004 on WhatsApp to check what's currently in stock across all three categories, confirm your delivery estimate for your emirate, and get a box moving — cash on delivery, in AED, the same way every Ghost Pro order works.