Ohm Brew Double Brew Bar Series

Twenty milligrams is the right starting point for anyone coming directly from cigarettes or from disposable bars. Nicotine salt at this strength delivers quickly and smoothly, without the throat harshness that freebase nicotine at equivalent concentration produces. If you have been vaping bar disposables and they have been satisfying, 20mg is where to begin.

Ten milligrams suits vapers who are a few months in and find that 20mg is heavier than they need on a typical session. The flavour is identical; the nicotine delivery is gentler and suits a more established vaping pattern. A lot of people settle here permanently once the initial intensity need has reduced.

Five milligrams is the lightest option in the range and is better suited to vapers who have already been at 10mg for a while and want to taper further, or to casual vapers whose consumption is low and occasional. The flavour experience is the same across all three strengths. The difference is purely the nicotine load per draw.

All three strengths use the same 50/50 VG/PG ratio and the same flavour formulation. There is no flavour penalty for choosing a lighter strength, and no coil compatibility difference between them. The choice is entirely about nicotine need.

The Double Brew nic salt range covers four broad flavour territories: ice and frozen profiles, fruit and tropical blends, sweet and candy options, and a single cream tobacco for traditional vapers. The ice section is one of the strongest: Blueberry Ice, Cherry Ice, Peach Ice, Grape Ice, Pineapple Ice, Lemon Ice, Banana Ice and Menthol all deliver cooling intensity with fruit underneath, plus NRG Ice for an energy-drink-meets-frost combination and Spearmint as the clean palate-reset option.

The fruit section leans heavily toward berry and tropical combinations. Blue Razz G Bear pairs blue raspberry with a gummy-bear sweetness. Blueberry Raspberry Cherry layers three berry notes in sequence. Lime Raspberry Cherry adds a citrus sharpness to the berry base. Strawberry Watermelon BG, Strawberry Kiwi, Strawberry Banana and Raspberry Watermelon cover the sweeter, rounder end of the fruit territory.

The sweet and candy section includes the most distinctive flavours in the range. G Bear and Cola G Bear are the gummy-bear-inspired profiles: one straight sweet, one with a cola base underneath. Caramel Frappe is the coffee-and-sweet option for vapers who want something in the dessert direction without going full custard. Rhubarb and Custard is the quintessential British sweet shop flavour, executed here with the rhubarb tartness forward and the custard body landing behind it. Apple and Rhubarb pulls slightly tarter. Strawberry Custard Deluxe is the richest profile in the range.

Wild Cherry Cola sits at the crossing point of the fruit and candy sections: the cola fizz carries the cherry note and the whole profile has a sweet carbonation character. Cranberry Pomegranate and Cherry layers three distinct tart-to-sweet notes in a combination that is more complex than the name suggests.

The core claim of the Double Brew range is that it uses twice the standard flavour concentrate load. That claim translates in practice to a more pronounced flavour on the draw compared to typical 50/50 nic salts of equivalent nicotine strength. The profiles hit with more presence, particularly on fruit and ice options where the sharpness of the base note is amplified rather than sitting in the background.

This matters most to vapers who have switched from disposable bars and found that standard nic salts felt flat or muted by comparison. The bar format delivers flavour with intensity because the hardware and liquid are optimised together. The Double Brew approach is an attempt to bridge that gap within the constraints of TPD-compliant 10ml nic salt format.

The practical result: flavours like Blue Cherry Slush, Blueberry Ice and Caramel Frappe land with more character than their equivalents in a standard-concentrate nic salt range. The trade-off is that very sweet profiles like G Bear or Strawberry Custard Deluxe can be richer than some people want for all-day vaping. Pairing those with a less demanding device, or dropping to 5mg to reduce the frequency of draws, helps.

Against the Elux Legend Nic Salt, which has 57 flavours but standard concentrate levels, the Double Brew nic salts offer more flavour impact per draw in exchange for a smaller total flavour count. Neither is objectively better; the choice depends on whether you prioritise range or intensity.

A disposable bar contains 2ml of liquid. A 10ml Double Brew nic salt bottle contains five times that volume. Even accounting for the higher price of the bar hardware versus the pod kit you already own, the economics of the nic salt route are considerably better for regular vapers.

The calculation is straightforward: if you are going through one bar per day and switching to a pod kit with Double Brew nic salts at the same consumption rate, a 10ml bottle representing five equivalent sessions produces a significant saving per month. The exact figure depends on what you pay per bar and your consumption pattern, but the direction is always the same: the nic salt route is cheaper per millilitre for any consistent user.

The Double Brew format in particular makes this switch less of a compromise than it might feel. Most people who have avoided moving to a refillable pod kit have done so because they felt the flavour experience did not match the bar. The concentrated formulation is a direct response to that concern.

Running costs on a pod kit are almost entirely the liquid and occasional coil replacements. Both are low. There is no meaningful setup cost once you have a kit, and pod kits at entry level are straightforward enough that the learning curve is short.

Yes, if you want bar-quality flavour intensity from a pod kit. The Double Brew nic salts are a credible answer to the most common complaint about moving from disposable bars to refillable devices: that the flavour feels muted. The concentrated formulation does produce a noticeably more impactful profile across the range, and forty flavours means there is enough variety to find something that suits any preference.

The three nicotine strengths, 5mg, 10mg and 20mg, make the range appropriate at different stages. Whether you are switching from cigarettes and need the full 20mg delivery, or you are an established vaper looking for something with more flavour punch at 10mg or 5mg, there is an option.

The 50/50 VG/PG ratio is correct for pod kits without qualification: it works in every standard pod device without the thinning or flooding problems that high-VG liquids can produce in MTL-optimised coils.

The forty flavours cover all the main bar-vape categories competently, with the fruit and ice sections being the strongest and the single cream tobacco option providing a landing point for traditional vapers. The range is made in Belfast to UK TPD standards, which means the same regulatory environment as every other legitimate nic salt in the UK market.