The short answer
Mr Blue was the most widely purchased flavour among Vape Forest customer records in this study. Cherry Cola and Skittles followed closely. A separate comparison of repeat purchases put Mango Peach Pineapple at the top of the eligible 90-day reorder results.
Key points
- Mr Blue ranked first for customer reach, closely followed by Cherry Cola and Skittles.
- The flavours reaching the most customers were different from those with the highest observed 90-day reorder rates.
- This is a 2026 edition of historical Vape Forest research, covering December 2022 to July 2026.
That difference is the focus of this report: reaching a large audience and earning another purchase are two useful ways to understand popularity.
The flavour analysis draws on more than 8,000 customer records with recorded flavour purchases between 15 December 2022 and 31 July 2026. These are findings from Vape Forest, a UK retailer. They are not a nationally representative ranking, and the 2026 edition includes purchases from earlier years.
Study scope
Vape Forest customer research
The study at a glance
Study period: 15 December 2022 to 31 July 2026. This historical report describes Vape Forest customer records; it is not a national ranking or a study of 2026 purchases alone.
- Customer sample
- 8,000+
- Ranking measure
- Buyers
- Reorder window
- 90 days
- Minimum cohort
- 150
Customer records with recorded flavour purchases; rounded down
Each customer record counts once per flavour
Only customers with a complete follow-up period are eligible
Eligible customer records per flavour in the reorder comparison
Written explanation and assumptions
The study covers more than 8,000 customer records with recorded flavour purchases from 15 December 2022 to 31 July 2026. Each customer record counts once per flavour in the popularity ranking. The 90-day comparison requires a complete follow-up period and at least 150 eligible customer records per flavour.
These are historical findings from one retailer, not a national ranking or a study of 2026 purchases alone. Stock availability, promotions and product format can affect the opportunity to reorder.
How to read the flavour rankings
The popularity table ranks flavours by the number of distinct customer records that bought them at least once. A customer buying several units of the same flavour in one basket still counts once in this ranking. A customer can appear in more than one flavour’s audience.
The repeat-purchase comparison asks a different question: after a customer’s first recorded purchase of a flavour, did they order that same recorded flavour again within 90 days? Only customers with a full follow-up window were eligible.
The flavour notes below describe broad profiles. Names can cover different recipes across brands, so check the specific product for fruit notes, sweetness and cooling.
Most popular flavours among Vape Forest customers
| Flavour | Flavour profile |
|---|---|
| 1. Mr Blue | Berry blend; the recipe and cooling vary by brand. |
| 2. Cherry Cola | Cherry with a cola-style flavour. |
| 3. Skittles | Mixed-fruit sweet-style flavour. |
| 4. Juicy Peach | Peach-led fruit flavour. |
| 5. Gummy Bear | Fruit-flavoured gummy-sweet style. |
| 6. Blue Razz Cherry | Blue raspberry and cherry. |
| 7. Blueberry Raspberry | Blueberry and raspberry. |
| 8. Strawberry Raspberry Cherry | Strawberry, raspberry and cherry. |
| 9. Fizzy Cherry | Cherry with a fizzy-drink-style profile. |
| 10. Blueberry Sour Raspberry | Blueberry with a sour raspberry profile. |
What stands out in the popularity ranking
Mr Blue, Cherry Cola and Skittles reached similar-sized audiences at the top of the ranking. Their positions describe the order observed in this dataset; they do not establish a substantial difference in preference.
Repeat buying adds context. Cherry Cola had a slightly higher full-history repeat rate than Mr Blue, while Skittles had a lower rate than either. The records show this difference, but they do not tell us whether taste, availability, promotions or another factor caused it.
Berry combinations feature prominently in the top ten, alongside peach, cola and sweet-style profiles. That describes the leading recorded flavour names in this store’s history. It is not a measurement of every flavour family’s share of the UK market.

Selected 90-day flavour reorder findings
| Flavour | 90-day reorder rate (rounded) |
|---|---|
| Mango Peach Pineapple | About 42% |
| Strawberry Blackcurrant | About 39% |
| Mango | About 37% |
The reorder rates on a common scale
Share of eligible customer records with another qualifying order for the same recorded flavour within 90 days. Values are rounded to whole percentages.
- Mango Peach PineappleAbout 42%
- Strawberry BlackcurrantAbout 39%
- MangoAbout 37%
Written explanation and assumptions
On a full 0 to 100% scale, the selected 90-day reorder rates are about 42% for Mango Peach Pineapple, 39% for Strawberry Blackcurrant and 37% for Mango. These are observed differences in this retailer’s historical records, not taste scores or a nationally representative ranking.
What the repeat-purchase results mean
The three flavours shown had the highest observed 90-day reorder rates among the eligible flavours in the saved analysis. Each met the minimum of 150 eligible customer records. Percentages are rounded to the nearest whole percent.
Mango Peach Pineapple combined three fruit notes, Strawberry Blackcurrant paired two, and Mango used a single named fruit. The comparison therefore includes both blends and simpler profiles. It does not establish that either style causes customers to return.
A fixed follow-up window gives customers the same amount of time to reorder. It does not equalise stock availability, prices, promotions or the date each flavour entered the range. These are observed results, with no claim that the differences are statistically conclusive or will persist.
What counts as a return within 90 days?
Illustrative examples, not customer records. Day 0 is the first recorded qualifying purchase of a flavour. Each example assumes a complete 90-day follow-up period is available.
Several units in one basket
Does not count as a returnDay 0: several units are bought together. There is only one order, regardless of the number of units.
Another order on day 45
Counts within 90 daysDay 45: a separate qualifying order includes the same recorded flavour. This is a return within the follow-up window.
Another order on day 100
Outside the 90-day measureDay 100: the same flavour is ordered again. It is a repeat purchase, but falls outside this 90-day measure.
Written explanation and assumptions
In these illustrative examples, day 0 is the first recorded qualifying purchase of a flavour. Several units bought in that one basket do not count as returning. A separate qualifying order for the same recorded flavour on day 45 counts within 90 days; one on day 100 falls outside that measure. Customer records need a complete 90-day follow-up period to enter the comparison.
What does Mr Blue taste like?
Mr Blue is a name used for several berry-style blends. It does not identify one recipe shared by every manufacturer. For example, our Elux Legend Mr Blue description lists blackberry, blueberry and raspberry with cooling, while Bar Juice 5000 Mr Blue is described as blue raspberry with an icy slush profile.
This is also why a name without the word “Ice” should not be read as a promise of no cooling. Use the actual product description to judge that characteristic. The report did not classify every product’s cooling ingredients, so it cannot establish whether cooled or uncooled flavours are more popular overall.

How the historical results relate to 2026
This report preserves the full historical study period rather than replacing it with a recent sales sample. The rankings are not restricted to purchases made in 2026 and should not be read as a current stock list.
The period spans a change in the UK product market: the sale and supply of single-use vapes was banned from 1 June 2025. Government guidance explains the distinction between single-use and reusable products.
Products and formats available earlier in the study may no longer be sold. Flavour names can also continue in bottled liquids or replacement pods with different recipes and pack sizes. The published findings have not been recalculated for current formats alone.
Using the report to choose a flavour
For adult vapers, the ranking can provide a shortlist to compare with existing preferences.
- Start with a familiar profile. Peach, berry, cola and sweet-style flavours offer different starting points. The table describes the leading names without assigning taste scores.
- Check cooling separately. Read the product description even when its name contains no reference to ice or menthol.
- Compare the exact brand and format. Two products with the same flavour name may use different recipes. A familiar name alone does not guarantee an identical taste.
- Check device compatibility. Confirm that bottled liquid suits your device, or that replacement pods fit your kit, before choosing a flavour.
Our e-liquid collection lets you explore current products by flavour and format. A historical ranking can help narrow the choice, but your own preferences decide whether a particular product suits you.
Research method and limitations
Source and period. The saved analysis used Vape Forest order records dated from 15 December 2022 through 31 July 2026, with Shipped or Completed status at the time of extraction. Other order statuses were excluded. Flavour analysis required a recorded flavour on the purchased variation and a usable customer record.
Customer matching. The analysis counted the store’s internal customer identifiers. WooCommerce associates registered orders with customer accounts and can match guest orders by billing email. These records are a practical measure of buyers, not verified unique individuals: different checkout details can split one person’s purchases, and shared details can combine them. Customer identifiers and contact details are not published.
Flavour grouping. Recorded variation labels were compared after lowercasing and trimming surrounding spaces. Matching names could group purchases across products or brands. Different names were not comprehensively merged into equivalent recipes, and matching names do not prove matching ingredients.
Popularity and repeat purchases. Customer reach counts each customer record once per flavour. Full-history repeat buying requires the flavour in more than one separate qualifying order. For the 90-day measure, another qualifying order had to follow the first recorded purchase within 90 days, with a complete follow-up window available. Buying several units in one basket does not count as returning.
Eligibility and presentation. The published reorder selection uses a minimum of 150 eligible customer records per flavour. Labels marked as new or edition variants, and an ambiguous abbreviated label, were excluded from that comparison. The customer sample is rounded down and the selected reorder rates are rounded to whole percentages.
Limits of the evidence. This is one retailer’s history, without a UK-address-only filter or national weighting. Product availability, promotions and differences between formats affect the opportunity to buy or reorder. Purchased item quantities are not standardised to liquid volume or the contents of multipacks, so this article does not use them to rank consumption. The saved analysis did not separately audit partial refunds item by item. Reordering records an action, not a customer’s reason for taking it.
Frozen results. This edition retains the saved July 2026 findings. The editorial update clarifies their presentation and limitations; it does not add later orders or constitute a fresh calculation of the underlying records.
About this research
Research source: Vape Forest order records. Edition: 2026. Data cut-off: 31 July 2026. Editorial update: 8 September 2026.
The article publishes selected aggregate findings. Detailed store totals, flavour sales counts, cohort counts and individual customer or order records are not included. The external references below explain product descriptions and market context; they are not the source of the purchasing rankings.
Suggested citation: Vape Forest, Most Popular Vape Flavours: Vape Forest Customer Report 2026, historical data through 31 July 2026. Please preserve the retailer-specific scope and study dates when quoting the findings.
Product descriptions referenced
- Vape Forest: Elux Legend Mr Blue product description
- Vape Forest: Bar Juice 5000 Mr Blue product description
These product descriptions support the recipe examples in this article. They are not the source of the purchasing rankings.
Frequently asked questions
What was the most popular vape flavour in this report?
Mr Blue ranked first by customer reach in Vape Forest’s saved historical analysis, followed closely by Cherry Cola and Skittles. This is a retailer-specific finding covering December 2022 to July 2026.
Which flavour had the highest 90-day reorder rate?
Mango Peach Pineapple had the highest observed rate among eligible flavours in the saved analysis, at about 42%. The result uses a complete 90-day follow-up window and the report’s minimum cohort requirement. It is not a guarantee of future performance or personal preference.
Are these rankings based only on 2026 purchases?
No. This is the 2026 edition of a historical report covering 15 December 2022 to 31 July 2026. It does not rank only 2026 sales or only products available today.
Does the same flavour name taste identical across brands?
No. The analysis groups matching recorded names, which can cover different recipes and cooling levels. Read the description of the exact product you are considering.
Does buying several units count as a repeat purchase?
No. Several units in one basket count as one purchase occasion. The repeat measures require another qualifying order for the same recorded flavour.
Is the most popular flavour necessarily the best tasting?
The report measures purchases, not taste-test scores. It does not establish why a customer chose or reordered a flavour, and it cannot decide which recipe will suit your preferences.
Sources and verification
- UK Government: single-use vapes ban and reusable-product definitionsDepartment for Environment, Food & Rural AffairsPublished or updated: 20 January 2025Checked: 8 September 2026
Supports: UK single-use vape sales ban from 1 June 2025 and the distinction between single-use and reusable products.
Editorial record
- Last reviewed
- 8 September 2026
- Next review due
- 8 March 2027
What changed
The 2026 edition retains the historical findings through 31 July 2026. The editorial update clarifies the retailer-specific scope, methods and limitations and presents only selected aggregate findings.
Disclosure
Vape Forest is the retailer whose historical order records underpin this report. Customer identifiers, individual order records and detailed store totals are not published.




