Hayati Pro Ultra Plus Shisha 30K Pods – Grape and Mint/Blueberry and Mint

The Taste Profile: Two Fruits, One Cooling Thread

This one is built around contrast. The first inhale opens with grape, deep, dark and slightly jammy, the kind of grape flavour that leans toward grape sweets rather than fresh table grapes, followed almost immediately by a cooler blueberry note sitting just behind it. Running underneath both is a steady thread of mint, not sharp enough to dominate but present enough to stop either fruit from feeling flat or overly sugary. It is closer to the layered flavour of a shisha lounge blend than a straightforward fruit vape, which is very much the point of this style of liquid.

Mid vape is where the two fruits start to trade places depending on the draw. Some pulls lean more toward the grape, rich and slightly tart, while others bring the blueberry forward, softer and a touch sweeter with a faint floral quality. The mint threading through both keeps the whole thing from ever feeling one note, and it stops the sweetness from building up the way a purely fruity liquid can over a long session. It is a busier flavour than a single fruit vape, there is more happening on the tongue with each draw.

The exhale is where the mint finally steps forward properly, a light, cool finish that lingers after the fruit sweetness has faded. There is a faint dried fruit quality left on the aftertaste too, somewhere between grape and blueberry, with the mint sitting behind it like a cool draft through an open window.

Who This Flavour Suits and When to Reach for It

This is a flavour for people who find single note fruit vapes a bit boring and want something with more texture and depth to it. Fans of shisha or hookah flavours will recognise the style immediately, since layered fruit and mint blends are a mainstay of that world, and this brings a very similar experience into a pod format. It also suits anyone who wants one flavour to last them the whole day, since the shifting balance between grape, blueberry and mint means it does not feel repetitive the way a simpler flavour can after hours of use.

Given the very high puff count on these pods, this is naturally an all day, long haul flavour rather than a quick treat. It works well for long shifts, travel days, or anywhere you want to reach for one device repeatedly without the flavour wearing thin. Evenings and social settings suit it particularly well too, since the layered fruit and mint combination tends to read as more sophisticated and interesting than a single flavour note, making it a good choice when sharing or comparing devices with others.

How It Compares and What to Rotate It With

Against a straight grape or blueberry liquid, this feels noticeably more complex, closer to a fruit cocktail with a cooling finish than a single fruit vape. Compared with a straightforward mint or ice flavour, it has far more sweetness and body, using the mint as a supporting act rather than the main event. It sits in its own space between the fruit and mint categories rather than firmly in either one.

Because there is already so much going on in the flavour itself, it tends to be more resistant to palate fatigue than a single note liquid, though it still benefits from occasional variety.

• Rotate with a simple single fruit flavour to appreciate the layered complexity of this one when you come back to it
• Keep a straight mint on hand for moments when you want something lighter and less sweet
• Avoid pairing it with another heavily layered dessert flavour, since two complex profiles back to back can feel like a lot

Getting the Truest Taste from These Pods

With two fruits and a mint thread all working together, this flavour is most balanced early in a pod's life, when all three elements are still sharp and distinct. As a pod wears on, the mint is usually the first element to soften, followed by the more delicate blueberry note, leaving the grape as the last flavour standing. If the balance starts feeling off, heavier on fruit with barely any cooling left, that is a natural sign of a pod nearing the end of its life rather than a fault with the liquid itself.

Given the scale of the puff count on offer here, it is worth taking your time with each draw rather than rushing through it, since a slower, steadier pull lets all three flavour elements come through properly rather than blurring together.

Grape and Mint, Blueberry and Mint FAQ

Which flavour comes through the strongest, grape or blueberry?

Neither is fixed as dominant, the balance shifts slightly from draw to draw, with grape often reading as the deeper, more prominent note and blueberry adding a softer, sweeter layer alongside it, all tied together by the mint underneath.

Is the mint in this flavour strong enough to notice properly?

It is present throughout rather than being the main focus, working more as a cooling backdrop to the two fruits than a flavour in its own right. Anyone expecting a strong standalone mint hit should expect something subtler here.

Why does this pod last so much longer than the others in the range?

These pods are rated for a significantly higher puff count, up to around 30000, which reflects a larger internal e-liquid capacity built for long, extended use rather than the shorter capacity pods elsewhere in the lineup.