Hayati Pro Max Shisha Nic Salts – Apple Mint Grape

Three Flavours, One Lounge-Style Blend

Apple Mint Grape borrows its whole idea from shisha lounges rather than the usual fruity-vape playbook, and it shows. Instead of one dominant fruit with a supporting note or two, this is three distinct flavours built to sit together in layers, crisp apple, cool mint, and sweet grape, the kind of combination that's common in hookah blends but far less common in a nic salt bottle. It's a busier, more grown-up profile than most fruit-and-ice pairings, and it rewards slower, more deliberate vaping rather than fast chain pulls.

How the Three Notes Unfold

The apple leads on the inhale, not sugary red-apple-sweets apple, but something closer to a crisp green apple, tart and clean rather than syrupy. A beat behind it, the mint arrives, cool rather than icy, more like fresh mint leaves than a menthol crystal, it doesn't overpower the fruit so much as sharpen the edges of it, the way mint does in an actual shisha mix. Grape is the quieter of the three on the first pull, sitting underneath as a soft, dark sweetness that stops the apple and mint combination from feeling too sharp or medicinal.

Mid-vape is where the blend really shows its shisha roots, the three notes trade places slightly with each pull, sometimes apple leading, sometimes mint, with grape acting as the constant thread tying them together. The exhale is where grape finally steps forward, a rounded, slightly musky sweetness with the mint's coolness still lingering behind it, closer to grape-and-mint gum than a typical vape aftertaste. It's a genuinely more complex finish than most single or dual-fruit e-liquids offer, and it's worth taking a slower pull specifically to notice all three stages rather than rushing through it. Vaped quickly in short, sharp pulls, the three notes can start to blur into a single generic sweet-and-cool sensation, so this is one flavour where a more relaxed pace genuinely changes what you taste.

Best Suited To

This flavour suits vapers who already like shisha or hookah flavours and want that profile in a portable, everyday form, as well as anyone who finds standard fruit-and-ice combinations a bit predictable. Because it's more layered and takes a moment to fully register, it's better enjoyed at a slower pace, social settings, evenings out, or any time you're not rushing between pulls, rather than as background vaping while you're focused on something else.

It also works well for anyone easing off sharper, icier menthol flavours but not ready to go fully without cooling, the mint here is gentler and more herbal than a hard ice hit, so it gives some of that refreshing lift without the throat-punch some menthols bring. And for anyone who's used shisha pipes socially in the past and moved over to vaping, it's one of the closer approximations of that lounge experience currently available in a nic salt bottle.

Comparing It to Other Shisha-Style Blends

Against a more traditional double-apple shisha flavour, Apple Mint Grape is fresher and less heavy, thanks to the mint cutting through and the grape adding sweetness rather than the deep, almost tobacco-adjacent richness double apple is known for. Compared with a simple grape-and-ice e-liquid, this one is more textured, there's more happening across a single pull, whereas grape ice tends to be a flatter, one-dimensional cooling-fruit combination.

Because it's a three-way blend, it can start to feel busy if it's the only flavour in your rotation, so a bit of contrast helps:

• Keep a plain, single-note fruit on hand for when you want something simpler and less demanding on the palate.
• Rotate with a non-mint flavour between sessions with this one so the cooling here still feels distinct rather than a constant baseline.
• If you vape this back to back with another shisha-style blend, expect the layers to blur together somewhat, space them out for the best contrast.

Practical Notes for Nic Salts

As a nic salt e-liquid, this is intended for mouth-to-lung devices rather than high-powered sub-ohm setups, and delivers a smoother throat hit at higher strengths than a standard freebase e-liquid would. Under UK regulations, nic salt e-liquids are capped at 20mg/ml (2%), and this product is for adults aged 18 and over only. Give the bottle a firm shake before filling a tank or pod, since the flavouring and nicotine salts can settle over time, and a properly mixed bottle makes a real difference to how evenly all three flavour notes come through pull to pull.

Will the mint in Apple Mint Grape feel as strong as an ice flavour?

No, it's a softer, more herbal cooling sensation rather than the sharp chill of a menthol-ice blend, so expect a gentler lift rather than a strong throat-cooling hit.

Which flavour comes through strongest overall?

Apple tends to lead on the inhale, mint follows through the middle of the pull, and grape rounds things off on the exhale, though the exact balance can shift slightly depending on your device and how hard you pull.

What nicotine strength should I choose for this one?

That depends on your usual habits and how much you currently vape or smoke; nic salts are generally chosen by mouth-to-lung vapers who want a smoother hit at higher strengths, up to the UK cap of 20mg/ml, so pick a strength in line with what you already know suits you.