77 Green Tea Nicotine Pouches

Green tea as a flavour in nicotine pouches is rare, and 77 has executed it with restraint. There is no added sweetness, no cooling agent, and no fruit overlay. What you get is a dry, slightly vegetal note that is recognisably green tea without being an approximation of a sugary iced tea drink.

The initial release when you first place the pouch is mild and earthy. As it settles, you notice a faintly grassy, slightly astringent character that is true to the flavour of brewed sencha or gunpowder green tea. The finish is clean rather than lingering, which makes it easy to use during activities where a persistent aftertaste would be unwelcome.

Unlike mint variants, there is no cooling sensation. Unlike fruit or cola variants, there is no sugary residue. The green tea is low-intensity by design, which means it pairs well with coffee, food, or any environment where you do not want an intrusive flavour competing with what you are eating or drinking.

The 77 brand positions this alongside Black Tea and Rosemary as part of a small herbal and botanical corner of its range. These are not products designed to be the boldest or most exciting thing on the shelf. They exist for users who actively want something quieter, and on that level, the green tea delivers exactly what it promises.

Using 77 Green Tea pouches follows the same process as any other nicotine pouch. No smoking, no vaping, no heat involved. Place the pouch between your upper lip and gum and let it sit there while the nicotine and flavour absorb through the gum tissue.

For herbal pouches like this one, letting the pouch settle without moving it around tends to give a better flavour result. The green tea note is subtle, and pressing or repositioning the pouch too frequently can create a slightly bitter sensation from the plant-based filler material.

77 Green Tea comes in a single strength: 10.4mg per pouch, which the brand labels as Medium. This places it in the mainstream tier of the nicotine pouch market, sitting above the 6mg to 8mg Light products you find from brands like Nordic Spirit, and well below the 16mg to 20mg High and Extra Strong variants.

For reference, 10.4mg is the standard strength across most of the 77 slim range. If you have used 77 Fresh Mint, 77 Ice Mint, 77 Salted Caramel, or 77 Cola and Cherry, you already know exactly what the nicotine delivery feels like. The green tea flavour does not change the absorption rate or intensity of the nicotine effect.

At 10.4mg, Green Tea is a sensible starting point for people who have moved away from cigarettes or disposable vapes and want a pouch they can use throughout the day without building up an excessive nicotine tolerance quickly. It is not a beginner product in the way that a 4mg or 6mg pouch is, but it is measured and comfortable for regular users.

There is no stronger or lighter version of 77 Green Tea available at the time of writing. The brand has not released a 5.2mg Low or a 20mg High variant for this flavour, unlike some of its more popular mint and fruit options.

At £34.99 for 10 cans, you are paying £3.50 per can, which works out to 17.5p per pouch based on 20 pouches per can. That is the same price per pouch as every other standard 77 slim product in the range, which keeps comparison easy.

Against the major UK brands, this pricing holds up. VELO and Nordic Spirit regularly retail at £5.50 to £6.00 for a single can, or around £47 to £55 for 10 at full price. ZYN sits at a similar level. Buying 77 Green Tea at VapeCity brings the per-pouch cost significantly below those brands without compromising on a clean, well-made product.

The 10-can bundle also means you are unlikely to run out at an inconvenient moment. With 200 pouches in total across the bundle, a typical user who gets through 10 to 12 pouches per day would have approximately 17 to 20 days of supply from a single order.

Whether the flavour justifies the price compared to more widely available options like mint or fruit is a personal question. But on pure value grounds, 77 Green Tea at £3.50 per can is a reasonable deal, and one that undercuts the major premium brands by a meaningful margin.

The 77 range is unusually broad for a nicotine pouch brand. Most of its products are fruit or mint based, with sub-ranges like the Ghost Mini (compact format, 20mg High) and the VB Edition (Valtteri Bottas F1 collaboration flavours) sitting alongside the standard slim line.

Green Tea is part of a small herbal cluster within the standard slim range. Black Tea occupies a similar space with a slightly more robust, malty character. Rosemary takes the concept in an even more unusual direction with a dry, woody herbal profile. Together, these three form a miniature alternative corner of the 77 catalogue aimed at users who specifically do not want sweet or cool flavours.

In terms of format, Green Tea is a standard slim pouch, the same physical size and shape as the majority of the 77 range. This means it is compatible with users who have already settled on the slim format and do not want to switch to the mini format used by the Ghost range.

If you are working through the 77 range systematically, Green Tea and Black Tea are the two most niche flavours in the lineup, and also the two that are hardest to find at UK retailers. Most shops focus their 77 stock on the higher-volume mint and fruit products, which is why availability has historically been patchy. VapeCity stocks the full herbal range including Green Tea as a 10-can bundle.

Green tea nicotine pouches are rare across the entire market. Most brands compete on mint variants, fruit variants, and increasingly on sweet dessert flavours. Finding a green tea option that is not artificially sweetened or heavily modified takes some searching.

The closest mainstream competitor is Nordic Spirit Spearmint, which shares the same mid-strength bracket and the same restrained flavour approach, although spearmint is still a cooling and slightly sweet mint rather than a true herbal flavour. Closer in spirit to the green tea concept are some of the smaller Scandinavian specialist brands, but these are less widely stocked in the UK market and tend to carry a significantly higher price tag.

ZYN does not carry a green tea variant in its UK range. VELO does not either. Killa, Pablo, and Nordic Spirit likewise have no green tea offering. This makes 77 the only brand in the mainstream UK pouch market currently offering this specific flavour profile, which either makes it a straightforward choice if that is what you want, or a curiosity worth trying if you have only ever used fruit and mint options.

Yes. Nicotine pouches are legal to buy and use in the UK and are not regulated as tobacco products, which means they can be sold without the restrictions that apply to cigarettes or rolling tobacco. The 77 brand is manufactured by Luna Corporate S.A. in Poland and fully compliant with the product standards applied to nicotine-containing goods sold in the UK market.

You must be 18 or over to purchase nicotine pouches in the UK. The nicotine in 77 Green Tea is pharmaceutical-grade and derived from tobacco plant material, but because the pouch contains no tobacco leaf, it does not carry the TPD tobacco product warnings. It is worth noting that nicotine is still an addictive substance regardless of the delivery format, and pouches should not be used by non-smokers, people under 18, or those who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Nicotine pouches can be used in most places where smoking and vaping are not permitted, but this depends on the specific venue or employer policy. If you are unsure whether use is appropriate in a particular setting, checking with the person in charge is always the safest approach.