The Squid Ink short fills are 50ml each and cost £14.99, which seems to be the standard price point- you then need to factor in another couple of quid per bottle of nicotine.
The range comes in four flavours, a brief summary of each one, and our thoughts on them below:
St Clements: A super zesty citrus mix of orange and lemon. It seems odd to describe a product like this as refreshing, but this really is. I don’t typically like citrus flavours in anything (except a gin and tonic) but this grew on me quite rapidly. It wasn’t my favourite in the range, nor Bob’s, but it’s still pretty good and certainly much better than some juices I have tried.
The Pearl Ruby: The name of this certainly piqued my interested, and it was the flavour that appealed the most to me based on description. Milk and Raspberry with a subtle hint of caramelised almonds, this was hands down my favourite of the four. Sweet enough, but not too sweet, with a smooth and subtle flavour that I really enjoyed.
Caribbean Crush: Tropical fruits with menthol doesn’t sound like it should work, but it does. I’ve never been a big fan of menthol cigarettes as I always found them harsh, but mixed with this punchy tropical blend this was a unique experience that certainly wakes you up in the morning. Again, not my favourite in the range, but certainly one I’d get again.
Barb & Cuss: A classic combination of rhubarb and custard, this tasted so realistic it was uncanny. This was Bob’s favourite of the bunch by far, and my second best next to The Pearl Ruby. I’m a big fan of rhubarb flavoured anything so I knew this would be a hit and if it hadn’t been for the slight edge on sweetness from the raspberry milk blend it would have been my top pick.