IVG Pro 12 Prefilled Pods and Refills – Double Apple

The flavour that never goes out of style

Double Apple is one of those flavours that's been around long enough to become a reference point other apple vapes get measured against, and the IVG Pro 12 version leans into everything that made the original combination work in the first place. The first draw brings a crisp, slightly tart green apple forward, sharper and less sugary than a typical red apple sweet, before a second, softer red apple note settles in underneath it a moment later. That's really the whole trick of double apple as a flavour, two apple varieties pulling in slightly different directions, one bright and sour, one rounder and sweeter, so the finished flavour has more depth than a single apple note ever could on its own.

There's also a faint aniseed warmth sitting right at the back of it, subtle rather than dominant, which is the detail that ties this flavour back to its shisha lounge roots rather than making it read as just another fruit vape. On the exhale that warmth lingers a touch longer than the apple itself, leaving a dry, slightly spiced finish rather than a straightforwardly sweet one. It's this combination, crisp fruit up front and something a little more grown up trailing behind, that's kept double apple in constant rotation across vape shops and hookah lounges alike for years.

Who this flavour is for

Double Apple suits vapers who want a flavour with a bit of history and character behind it rather than something that's chasing a trend. It's a strong fit if you've spent time around shisha before and already know the flavour, since the vape version captures a lot of that same familiar profile without needing coals or a hookah pipe to get there. It also works well for anyone who finds fruit vapes too one dimensional and wants something with a bit more complexity in the mix.

Because the IVG Pro 12 is built around a genuinely high puff count, up to around 10000, this is very much a flavour designed for the long haul rather than a quick novelty. It suits people who know what they like and want to settle into it for weeks at a time rather than chasing something new every few days. Evenings tend to suit it particularly well, a slower paced vape for winding down, though honestly double apple is versatile enough to hold its own at almost any point in the day without feeling out of place.

Comparing it to other apple flavours

Against a straightforward single apple vape, whether that's a sweet red apple or a sharp green one, Double Apple simply has more going on. A single apple flavour is a flat, one note experience by comparison, pleasant but simple, while the two apple varieties working together here give the palate more to actually track across a draw. Against other shisha style flavours like grape mint or a straight aniseed liquid, double apple sits in a nice middle ground, it's recognisably part of that same flavour family without being as heavy or as polarising as pure aniseed can be on its own.

Given how distinctive and slightly rich this flavour is, it's worth keeping something lighter in rotation to stop it becoming the only thing you reach for. A citrus or mint flavour works well as a genuine contrast, clean and sharp against double apple's warmer, rounder profile. Going back to Double Apple after a day or two on something completely different tends to make that aniseed warmth and the two apple contrast register more clearly than it does if you're vaping it back to back without a break.

A few practical notes

With a puff count as high as this pod offers, flavour consistency across the full life of the pod matters more than it might with a smaller device. Expect the flavour to be at its richest and most layered in the earlier stages, with the aniseed note in particular being the first thing to soften as the pod runs down, leaving a slightly plainer apple sweetness towards the very end. A steady, unhurried draw tends to bring out that fuller, more complex version of the flavour, while rapid, sharp pulls can flatten the layers into something closer to generic apple. If you're switching between the pod and a separate refill bottle, giving a freshly filled pod a minute or two before vaping helps the wick saturate properly, which makes a noticeable difference to how rounded that first proper hit of double apple tastes.

Double Apple FAQ

What's the difference between double apple and a normal apple vape flavour?

Double apple combines a sharper green apple note with a softer, sweeter red apple note plus a subtle aniseed warmth, giving it more depth than a single apple flavour. A standard apple vape usually sticks to just one of those apple characters without the added layers.

Is the aniseed note strong in this flavour?

It sits in the background rather than leading the flavour, mostly noticeable as a warm, slightly spiced finish on the exhale rather than an upfront taste. Vapers who dislike strong aniseed or liquorice flavours generally still find this comfortable, since the apple is doing most of the work.

Does the flavour hold up across a full 10000 puff pod?

The core apple flavour holds up well throughout, though like most prefilled pods the more delicate aniseed layer tends to soften gradually as the pod empties, leaving a simpler apple taste in the final stretch. This is standard behaviour for any prefilled pod and not specific to this flavour.