Enjoy Ultra 9000 – Blackcurrant Juice

Enjoy Ultra 9000 in Blackcurrant Juice: the berry built for the long haul

Nine thousand puffs is a commitment. Pick a flavour that is loud and gimmicky and you will regret it by day two. Blackcurrant Juice on the Enjoy Ultra 9000 goes the other way, and that is exactly why it works over such a big pod. This is a deep, rounded, slightly jammy interpretation of the fruit, the kind of flavour you can settle into for a fortnight without wishing you had chosen something else. It is less a quick thrill and more a steady companion.

The trick with a marathon flavour is depth without heaviness, and blackcurrant is one of the few fruits that manages both. It has natural richness, a wine-gum darkness, and a tartness that keeps resetting your palate so you never feel like you are drowning in sugar. Across a device this size, that combination is worth a lot.

What the fruit actually tastes like here

This version reads darker and rounder than a bright, sharp blackcurrant. The first draw brings the fruit in ripe and full, with the tang present but softened, more like the middle of a spoonful of blackcurrant jam than the sting of a raw berry off the bush. There is real body to it from the very start.

The middle of the vape is the best part. Here the flavour deepens into something almost cordial-like and faintly wine-gummy, that dense purple sweetness with a cassis edge that good blackcurrant products all seem to share. It coats the palate evenly and feels satisfying in the chest, the sort of mouthfeel that makes a vape feel like it is doing its job rather than just flavouring the air.

The finish is where it stays clever. Just as the sweetness threatens to become too much, the fruit's natural tartness lifts on the exhale and clears the palate, leaving a clean, dark-berry aftertaste that fades at a comfortable pace. That self-correcting quality, sweet then tart, is the reason it never becomes sickly no matter how many times you return to it in a day.

The mood and the moment

Where a citrus or an iced fruit shouts good morning, this blackcurrant is more of an evening flavour. Its depth and comfort suit winding down: on the sofa after work, with a cup of tea, at the end of a long day when you want something warming and familiar rather than sharp and energising. It has a cosy, almost nostalgic quality that pairs naturally with quiet moments.

That said, it is versatile enough to carry the whole day for people who like one dependable flavour and cannot be bothered switching. It is rich enough to feel like a treat but restrained enough to fade into the background while you work. If you are the kind of vaper who finds a flavour you like and sticks with it, this is a strong candidate for that role.

• One-flavour loyalists who want a berry they will not tire of across a huge pod.
• Evening and comfort vapers chasing something warm, deep and undemanding.
• Value hunters who want maximum puffs from a flavour that stays enjoyable to the last.

Value, and why the flavour choice matters at 9000 puffs

On a device this size the maths is simple: the longer the pod lasts, the more important it is that the flavour still pleases you at the end. A cheap, one-dimensional sweet might taste fun for the first day and grating by the third, which effectively wastes the puffs you paid for. Blackcurrant Juice is a safer bet precisely because it is built on depth and balance rather than a single sugary hook, so the last few hundred puffs taste much like the first few hundred.

It is also a low-drama flavour to live with, which matters over a long run. It does not clash with coffee, food or the weather, it does not demand a particular mood, and it does not become embarrassing to vape in company. For a lot of people, that reliability is exactly what they want from a big-capacity device.

Keeping it fresh across a big pod

A few habits protect the taste over the life of the device. Because you are vaping the same pod for a long time, storage really counts here. Keep it out of hot cars and off sunny sills, since prolonged heat can slowly caramelise the sweetness and mute the tart lift that keeps the flavour balanced. A cool, shaded spot keeps the fruit tasting the way it did on day one.

Toward the end of a large pod, some coils start to taste a touch stronger or slightly darker as the wick works harder, which is normal for high-capacity devices. If the sweetness ever starts to feel too concentrated, easing off the frequency of your draws and letting the coil rest between puffs usually restores the balance. Slower, gentler draws also tend to bring out the rounded, jammy mid-body rather than the sharper edges, which suits this particular flavour.

If the berry ever seems to fade mid-life, check your own palate before blaming the pod. Dark, rich flavours dull fastest when you vape them non-stop, and a short break, a glass of water, or a day on something completely different will make the blackcurrant taste vivid again.

What to rotate it with, and who should avoid it

Even a great long-haul flavour benefits from an occasional change of scene. Because this blackcurrant is deep and sweet, the best contrasts are light and sharp: an iced watermelon, a zingy lemonade, or a tropical blend all cut cleanly against it and make the return to the berry feel fresh. Staying inside the fruit family with a strawberry or mixed-berry blend gives gentler variety if you never want to stray far.

As for who should skip it, the ice crowd will miss the cooling, since this is an all-fruit, no-menthol profile. Anyone who prefers bright, tart, energising flavours may find it too dark and too mellow for their taste. And if you dislike jam-like sweetness or the classic cassis note in blackcurrant products, this rich interpretation leans into exactly that character, so it will not win you over.

Frequently asked questions

Is this blackcurrant sweeter or sharper than most?

It sits on the sweeter, deeper, more jammy side of the blackcurrant spectrum rather than the sharp, tart side. You still get a tang, mostly on the exhale where it cleans up the finish, but the overall impression is rich and rounded. If you want a bright, sour berry, a more citrus-driven blackcurrant would suit you better than this one.

Will it still taste good near the end of 9000 puffs?

That balance of sweet body and tart finish is designed to keep it enjoyable across the whole pod, so it holds up well over a long run. Some coils read slightly darker in their final stretch, which is normal, but easing your draw frequency and keeping the device cool keeps the flavour close to how it started for the vast majority of its life.

Is Blackcurrant Juice a good choice for a new vaper?

It is a very approachable place to start. Blackcurrant is a familiar, comforting flavour to most UK palates, there is no menthol to catch a newcomer off guard, and the smooth, non-cloying profile is easy to vape all day. Nicotine is for over-18s only, but as a flavour experience this is one of the friendliest berries to begin with.