The Custard Company Dubai Chocolate 100ml Shortfill E-Liquid - 0mg

The Custard Company Dubai Chocolate is a 100ml shortfill e-liquid built around a rich dessert flavour inspired by Middle Eastern sweets. It suits adult vapers who like a creamy, nutty, sweet e-liquid and use a sub-ohm or high-powered device.

Key features

• 100ml shortfill supplied in a 120ml bottle
• 0mg nicotine, with space for 2 nicotine shots so you can set your own strength
• 70/30 VG/PG
• Flavour of creamy vanilla custard, silky milk chocolate, toasted pistachio and crispy kadayif pastry
• Best suited to sub-ohm and high-powered devices

This is a layered dessert flavour. Buttery vanilla custard and milk chocolate lead, roasted pistachio sits in the middle for depth and a nutty edge, and the finish is a light, crisp kadayif pastry note. Expect a smooth, sweet, fairly indulgent e-liquid rather than something light or fresh. The 70/30 VG/PG blend is designed for dense vapour and strong flavour.

Choosing your strength

The bottle is nicotine-free at 0mg. If you vape without nicotine, you can use it as it comes. If you want nicotine, the 120ml bottle has 20ml of free space for 2 nicotine shots. Nicotine shots are not part of the product described here.

How to use

1. If adding nicotine shots, open the bottle, add the shots and close the cap securely.
2. Shake the bottle well to mix the contents evenly.
3. Fill your tank as normal, using a sub-ohm or high-powered device.
4. Keep the bottle upright, tightly closed and away from heat and direct sunlight.

FAQs

Does Dubai Chocolate contain nicotine?

No. It is supplied at 0mg. You can add nicotine shots yourself, as the bottle has room for two.

How much e-liquid is in the bottle?

There is 100ml of e-liquid in a 120ml bottle. The extra 20ml is space for nicotine shots.

What is the VG/PG ratio?

70/30 VG/PG.

What does it taste like?

Creamy vanilla custard and milk chocolate, with roasted pistachio and a light, crisp pastry finish. It is a sweet, nutty dessert flavour.

What kind of device should I use?

It is best suited to sub-ohm and high-powered devices.