MVP 60000 – Blue Frozen

Blue Frozen on the MVP 60000: the deep-freeze end of blue

There is blue raspberry, and then there is blue raspberry with the temperature turned right down. The Blue Frozen on the MVP 60000 lives at the colder, more assertive end of that spectrum. Where a gentle iced fruit merely refreshes, this one commits to the frost. It takes the familiar tang of blue and wraps it in a genuine, breath-catching chill, the sort that makes your exhale feel like winter air. If your idea of a great vape includes a real cooling kick rather than a polite one, this profile was tuned with you in mind.

Following the flavour from start to finish

Draw in and the fruit arrives first, but only just. There is a quick, tangy flash of blue raspberry, zippy and a little sour at the very front, the kind of tartness that makes the sides of your tongue prickle. It is sweet, certainly, yet the sweetness here plays a supporting role rather than leading the charge. Almost immediately the cold begins to build underneath it, so the fruit and the frost feel intertwined from the very first moment rather than arriving in sequence.

By the middle of the draw the balance has tipped decisively towards the ice. The menthol here is confident and expansive, filling the whole mouth and reaching up into the nose in a way that a softer blend never does. The blue raspberry keeps its outline throughout, providing a sweet-tart thread you can follow, but it is now clearly wearing a thick winter coat. This is the part of the experience that separates a heavy ice flavour from a light one. There is a density to the cold, an almost physical presence, that fans of frozen profiles actively seek out.

The exhale is a proper rush of cool. As the vapour leaves, the frost expands and races down the throat, leaving a long, clean, glacial finish that lingers well after the vapour has gone. The aftertaste is bright and frosty rather than sweet, closer to the sensation of stepping out into cold morning air than to sucking a sweet. Because the cold does most of the work on the finish, the palate is left feeling scrubbed and alert, ready and even eager for the next pull.

The vaper this flavour is built for

Blue Frozen in this heavier form is aimed squarely at the ice lovers, the people who add extra menthol to everything and still want more. If you have ever finished a lightly iced fruit and thought it needed to be colder, this is your answer. It suits those who value a vape that cuts through, that clears the head and resets the senses, and that delivers a distinct physical sensation alongside the flavour rather than taste alone.

For occasions, it earns its keep whenever you want to feel sharpened up. It is superb after a heavy or greasy meal, when its frost slices straight through the richness. It shines on a hot day, offering relief that a warm fruit simply cannot. Plenty of vapers reach for a hard ice like this during long drives or late working sessions, because the cold has a genuinely refreshing, wake-you-up quality that keeps things from feeling stale over hour after hour. It is less of a cosy, wind-down flavour and more of a get-up-and-go one.

Measuring it against the alternatives

Held up next to a lightly iced blue raspberry, the difference is obvious and deliberate. This version trades some of the candy sweetness for a much bigger cooling payload, so the two are really aimed at different appetites. Compared with a straight menthol or spearmint, Blue Frozen keeps a recognisable fruit identity, giving you a sweet-tart flavour to enjoy rather than pure cold. Set beside a fruity ice like mango or watermelon on ice, the blue raspberry brings a sharper, more sherbet-like tang that reads as brighter and more electric.

Intense cooling has a curious relationship with palate fatigue. Heavy menthol can temporarily numb your taste buds, which means that after a long stretch the fruit can start to feel harder to detect while the cold still lands. This makes rotation genuinely useful rather than just nice to have. Swapping to a no-ice fruit, a creamy dessert, or a warm bakery flavour for a while gives your palate its sensitivity back and makes the next return to Blue Frozen hit just as hard as the first time. A sweeter, uniced fruit is the ideal counterweight, precisely because it lives at the opposite end of the sensory scale.

Coaxing the best out of it

Getting the truest version of this flavour is partly about technique. Short, brisk draws push the menthol forward and maximise that cold blast, while longer, gentler pulls give the blue raspberry a bit more room to be heard beneath the frost. If you feel the fruit is getting lost, ease off the pace and the sweetness tends to resurface. The freshest phase of the device also gives the crispest cold, since the clarity of menthol is at its sharpest early on.

Keep it away from heat and sunlight when it is not in use. Warmth is the enemy of menthol in particular, and a device left baking on a car dashboard or a sunny sill can lose some of the very crispness that defines this flavour. A cool, shaded spot preserves the frost. It is also worth noting that a punchy ice tends to satisfy quickly, so many vapers find they take fewer, more deliberate draws with a flavour like this, which can make it feel like good value over a long lifespan. As always, this product is for confirmed vapers and smokers aged 18 or over in the UK.

Who should give it a miss

This one is not for the menthol-shy. If cooling makes you cough or you simply prefer your flavours warm and sweet, the sheer amount of frost here will be too much, and a plain blue raspberry without ice will serve you far better. It is also not the flavour for anyone hunting a subtle, nuanced fruit experience, because the cold is deliberately dominant and will always be the headline act. Knowing that going in saves disappointment. If you enjoy a lightly iced fruit but only in small measures, you may find this steady, heavy chill a little relentless over a full day, in which case a gentler blue on ice will suit your pace better while still giving you a taste of the same family.

Blue Frozen FAQ

How strong is the cooling compared with a light ice?

Noticeably stronger. This sits at the heavier end of the ice scale, with a broad, breath-catching chill that fills the mouth and carries a long frosty finish. If you have found other iced fruits a bit tame, this should feel like a proper step up.

Can I still taste the blue raspberry through all that ice?

Yes, though it takes a back seat to the frost. The fruit keeps a clear sweet-tart identity, especially on the inhale and on slower draws, but the cold is the star of the show. Think of the blue raspberry as the flavour and the ice as the sensation.

What should I keep on rotation with it?

Pick something warm and sweet to balance out all the cold. A no-ice strawberry, a creamy custard, or a bakery flavour gives your palate a rest from the menthol and keeps the freeze feeling powerful every time you come back to it.