IVG Pro 12 Starter Kit – Green Fruits

A Green Fruit Blend That Isn't Just Apple

Say "green fruits" and most people picture green apple on its own, sharp and slightly sour. IVG's Green Fruits blend on the Pro 12 is broader than that. Apple is still the backbone, but it's joined by kiwi and something closer to green grape or pear underneath, so the flavour reads as an actual fruit bowl rather than a single fruit vape wearing a bigger name. It's the sort of blend that rewards paying attention on the first few draws, since each fruit takes its turn rather than all of them arriving at once.

Tracking the Flavour From Start to Finish

The first inhale leads with crisp green apple, tart rather than sweet, similar to biting into a Granny Smith rather than a ripe eating apple. Within a second or two the kiwi shows up underneath, adding a slightly tangy, almost grassy note that stops the apple from being the only thing you taste. Mid draw is where the blend feels most balanced, apple and kiwi sitting together with a faint sweetness from the grape or pear base rounding off the sharper edges. The exhale softens everything, the tartness backs off a touch and what's left is a clean, refreshing fruit finish rather than a sugary one. There's no heavy aftertaste that clings to the mouth, which makes it an easy flavour to keep drawing on through a long session without it becoming too much.

Who Gets the Most Out of Green Fruits

This flavour suits vapers who find pure apple vapes a bit flat or one dimensional and want something with more going on, but who still don't want a heavily sweetened dessert style liquid. It works well through the day, morning or afternoon, when a crisp and slightly tart flavour feels refreshing rather than heavy. It's a solid option after meals too, since the tartness cuts through in a similar way to a palate cleanser. If you tend to reach for very sweet, candy style flavours, Green Fruits will feel noticeably more restrained, so it's worth trying with that expectation rather than expecting a sugary fruit sweet.

It also suits anyone who spends a lot of the day on the Pro 12, given the higher puff count the kit is built around. A tart, low sugar flavour like this one is easier to keep vaping for hours than something heavily sweetened, since there's no build up of stickiness on the palate the way a dessert style liquid can leave behind. Vapers who work long shifts or spend a lot of time at a desk often settle on a flavour exactly like this one as their default, saving the sweeter, more intense liquids for occasional use rather than constant vaping.

Comparing Green Fruits and Keeping It Interesting

Held up against a single note green apple vape, this blend has more depth and doesn't fade into blandness the way a solo apple flavour can after repeated draws. Compared with a fully tropical or red berry mix, it sits on the tarter, less sweet end, so if you've found tropical blends cloying, this is closer to what you're after.

Because the profile is tart rather than sweet, palate fatigue tends to show up as the flavour feeling thinner or less crisp rather than sickly, which is a different kind of fatigue to manage. Switching to something sweeter, a berry or dessert style liquid, for a session or two brings the crispness of Green Fruits back when you return to it. A menthol option also works as a break between sessions, since the coolness contrasts with the tartness rather than clashing with it. Keeping two or three flavours in rotation rather than relying on Green Fruits alone tends to keep every one of them tasting sharper for longer, and it means you're never stuck reaching for a liquid that's stopped registering properly.

Notes for the Best Draw

• The Pro 12's higher puff count means the pod will be in use for longer stretches, so let a freshly filled pod sit for a couple of minutes before the first draw to let the flavour settle properly.
• A slightly slower draw brings out the kiwi note more clearly, quick sharp puffs tend to emphasise the apple and lose some of the subtler fruit underneath.
• If the flavour starts to taste flat rather than tart, check the coil or pod hasn't been running dry, tart green fruit flavours are often the first to show when a pod needs refilling or replacing.
• Keep any spare e-liquid used to refill the kit stored upright and away from heat, tart fruit flavours can lose their edge faster than sweeter ones if left somewhere warm.

Green Fruits FAQ

Is Green Fruits mostly apple or is it a genuine mixed fruit flavour?

Apple is the most noticeable note, especially on the first draw, but kiwi and a softer grape or pear base come through as the vapour develops. It reads as a blend rather than apple with a fruit name attached to it.

Will this flavour suit someone who finds most vapes too sweet?

Yes, this is one of the more restrained fruit flavours in terms of sweetness. The tartness from the apple and kiwi keeps it feeling closer to real fruit than to a sweetened fruit sweet, so it's a good option if sugary liquids usually put you off.

Does the flavour hold up over the Pro 12's full puff count?

Tart, crisp flavours like this one generally hold their character well through most of a pod's life, since the profile doesn't rely on a single delicate top note. As with any prefilled or refillable pod, expect some softening towards the very end as the coil wears, which is normal rather than a fault with the flavour itself. Keeping the pod topped up rather than letting it run close to empty for long stretches also helps the flavour stay consistent for longer.