Lost Mary BM600 Prefilled Pods – Double Apple

Double Apple, Reimagined in Vapour

Double apple is one of those flavours that vapers either grew up on through shisha lounges or discovered later and instantly recognised. On the Lost Mary BM600 prefilled pods, it lands somewhere between fresh-cut fruit and old-school sweet shop nostalgia. The first pull off a fresh pod brings a crisp, almost sharp green apple note right at the front of the mouth, the kind of tartness that makes your jaw tighten slightly, like biting into a Granny Smith straight from the fridge.

Give it half a second and the second apple arrives. This is the red apple, rounder and sweeter, filling in the gaps the green apple left behind. It's less about tang now and more about that syrupy, boiled-sweet quality that sits on the tongue. Together the two apples do a kind of call and response, tart then sweet, sharp then soft, which is exactly why double apple has stayed a menu staple for so long rather than fading out like a lot of single-note fruit flavours.

Where the BM600's version earns its keep is in the exhale. There's a faint spiced whisper underneath the fruit, almost aniseed, almost liquorice, that classic double apple drinkers will recognise instantly. It never takes over. It just sits in the background, giving the exhale a bit more depth than a straightforward apple juice vape would have, and stopping the sweetness from feeling one dimensional.

When This Flavour Works Best

Double Apple suits people who want a flavour that reads as grown up rather than dessert like. It's not sugary in the way a lot of disposable fruit blends are, so it tends to appeal to ex smokers moving over from tobacco or menthol who still want something with a bit of bite to it rather than pure candy sweetness.

It's a strong fit for social settings. Think shisha nights, get togethers, or just an evening where you're vaping between conversations rather than sat alone concentrating on the flavour. The tartness up front keeps you interested without demanding your full attention, and the aniseed note on the exhale gives it a slightly more sophisticated feel than most fruit pods, which is probably why it turns up so often as the flavour people reach for when they're out rather than at home.

Morning and afternoon vapers tend to get on well with it too. The crispness cuts through in a way that feels closer to fruit than confectionery, so it doesn't sit as heavy first thing as some of the dessert or bubblegum style pods can.

Comparing It to Other Apple and Fruit Blends

If you've tried single note green apple vapes before, Double Apple will feel less aggressive. The red apple sweetness softens the tartness so it never feels like you're vaping straight sour candy. Compared with red apple only flavours, it's the opposite problem solved, there's enough green apple bite to stop it tipping into sickly territory after a few pods.

Against other shisha inspired flavours like grape or watermelon mint, Double Apple sits in its own lane because of that spiced exhale note. Grape tends to be all sweetness, watermelon mint leans on coolness, but Double Apple has a bit of dryness to it that neither of those really offer.

To avoid palate fatigue, which is a real thing with any pod you vape daily, it's worth keeping a second flavour on rotation. A menthol or ice flavour works well as a palate reset between Double Apple sessions since the cooling clears the sweetness away. Some vapers also rotate in a plain tobacco pod for the mornings and save Double Apple for later in the day when they want something more flavour forward.

Getting the Truest Taste

Double Apple, like most fruit blends, tastes best in the first third of the pod's life. As the coil works through the e-liquid, the sharper green apple top note is usually the first thing to soften, so if you want that initial tart hit, take your first few draws slow rather than rushing through them.

• Store spare pods at room temperature, away from direct sunlight or a hot car, since heat can dull the crisp top note faster.
• Slower, gentler draws tend to preserve the tartness better than short sharp pulls, which push more of the sweeter base notes forward.
• If the flavour starts to taste flatter or more one dimensional than it did on first use, that's usually a sign the pod is nearing the end of its life rather than a fault.

Double Apple FAQ

Does Double Apple taste artificial or more like real fruit?

It sits closer to sweet shop apple than fresh fruit juice, which is part of its appeal. The tartness gives it a fruit like edge, but the overall effect is more reminiscent of apple flavoured sweets than biting into an actual apple.

Is Double Apple a good starting flavour for someone new to vaping?

It works well for adults switching from smoking who want something with character rather than plain menthol or tobacco, though anyone new to vaping should remember these pods contain nicotine and are strictly for over 18s, with nic salt strengths capped at 20mg/ml under UK regulations.

Why does the exhale taste slightly different to the inhale?

That's the aniseed style note coming through. It's subtle and only really noticeable on the exhale because the sweeter apple notes dominate the inhale, then fade slightly to let the spiced background come forward as you breathe out.