Apres Flavours Ranked in Germany: Which Is the Best Apres Flavour?

Apres Ice Tea Peach is the best Apres flavour on our shelf in Germany, ranked first of 13 flavours because it comes at both 8.3mg and 11mg per pouch. With both strengths on offer, a reader can settle on Apres Ice Tea Peach once and then change only the nicotine, which no single strength flavour allows. Every flavour in the Apres snus range we stock for Germany appears in the table and the ranking below, 19 cans in all, each with a short note on who it suits. Apres is made by Après Nicotine AB, a young company from Stockholm, Sweden, and the maker describes Après as a Swedish brand that produces and sells tobacco free nicotine pouches.

What Puts One Apres Flavour Above Another?

Two things decide the order, and they work much as points and goal difference do in a Bundesliga table. The points are the strengths a flavour comes in: six Apres flavours are made at two strengths per pouch and seven are made at one, so the six with a choice of strength fill the top six places. Goal difference then separates flavours level on points, and here the tie breaker is a drinks styled name, since eight of the 13 flavours carry the name of something poured into a glass. So, a flavour with a drink name sits above a flavour with the same strengths whose name points to fruit or mint alone.

Strength on this shelf is read in mg per pouch, the one figure that means the same thing on every can of snus. Our own scale places 4.4mg and 5.5mg in Light (1 to 8mg), while 8.3mg and 11mg both sit in Medium (8 to 16mg). The maker labels its cans differently: Normal cans carry 8mg/g, Extra Strong cans 15mg/g and Hypèr Strong cans 20mg/g (the accent is the maker's own spelling). Multiplying the per gram figure by the weight of one pouch in grams gives the per pouch figure, which is the number worth comparing.

It could be argued that those labels behave like the blue, red and black runs above Garmisch: useful for a grade at a glance, while the mg per pouch is the gradient itself. Readers who want the full ladder can compare every strength Apres comes in, from 4.4mg up to 11mg per pouch, before choosing a flavour from the ranking.

What Makes Ice Tea Peach the Top Apres Pick in Germany?

Apres Ice Tea Peach takes first place because it combines both deciding factors, two strengths and a drink name, in the most everyday form. It comes as Apres Ice Tea Peach 8.3mg, an Extra Strong can, and as Apres Ice Tea Peach 11mg, a Hypèr Strong can, so a reader can step between the two without leaving the flavour. Iced tea is a soft drink rather than an aperitif, which means the name belongs as naturally to a weekday at a desk in Frankfurt as to a Saturday afternoon by the Elbe in Hamburg.

Apres Ice Tea Peach suits a reader who already knows the Medium end of our scale and prefers fruit to mint. It also suits anyone who likes to keep one flavour in the drawer and choose between 8.3mg and 11mg per pouch as the day demands. Perhaps the simplest way to picture it is a car with two gears and one engine, the same character delivered at two settings, and that is exactly what Apres Ice Tea Peach at 8.3mg and 11mg offers.

Which Apres Flavours Fill Places Two to Six?

Places two to six go to Tangerine Spritz, Cola, Menthol, Cactus Lime and Blueberry, the five other flavours made at two strengths per pouch. Each one offers the same choice that puts Ice Tea Peach on top, and the order among them follows the drink name tie breaker first, before moving on to mint, citrus and berries.

Second Place, a Citrus Spritz

Apres Tangerine Spritz sits second, available at 8.3mg and 11mg, and it is the only spritz on our German shelf made at two strengths. A reader drawn to the spritz names who wants room to move between 8.3mg and 11mg per pouch will find that choice here and nowhere else in the spritz family.

Third Place, a Cola

Apres Cola comes third, also at 8.3mg and 11mg, and the lid marks it as N°4. It suits a reader who wants a familiar soft drink that sits outside fruit altogether, with the same two step strength choice as the flavours above it.

Fourth Place, a Menthol

Apres Menthol takes fourth, at 8.3mg and 11mg, and carries N°1 on its lid. It suits the reader who reaches for mint first. Because menthol produces a cooling sensation, it can seem sharper than a fruit flavour at the same mg per pouch, which is worth bearing in mind when comparing it with Apres Cola or Apres Cactus Lime at the same strength.

Fifth Place, a Cactus and Lime Pairing

Apres Cactus Lime is fifth, at 8.3mg and 11mg. It suits a reader who enjoys citrus with a less common partner and wants the same strength choice the top four flavours offer.

Sixth Place, a Berry With the Widest Gap

Apres Blueberry rounds off the top six, made at 4.4mg and 11mg, the widest gap of any Apres flavour. The 4.4mg can carries the Normal label and is the lightest Apres can on our German shelf, while the 11mg version wears the red Hypèr Strong banner. As such, Apres Blueberry suits two quite different readers, one starting gently and one who already sits at the top of the range.

Does the Flavour Change How You Use an Apres Pouch?

No, every Apres flavour is used in the same way, and its place in the ranking has no bearing on the routine. How long a pouch stays in is down to the user's preference, and that holds whether the lid says Cola or Blueberry; the detail sits with how long an Apres snus lasts in Germany. Opening the can, placing a pouch and removing it afterwards follow the same steps for all 13 flavours, and those steps are set out under how to use Apres.

Where flavour does matter is perception. Two cans at 8.3mg can leave different impressions, because flavour and cooling shape how strength is perceived without changing the figure on the lid. So, when moving from Apres Menthol to Apres Ice Tea Peach at the same strength, any difference noticed belongs to the flavour rather than the nicotine. Changing one thing at a time makes every comparison clearer, and a reader who keeps the strength fixed while working down the table one flavour at a time will learn far more from five cans than from five changes made at once.

How Do the Lid Numbers and Labels Fit the Ranking?

The number on an Apres lid is part of the can's design rather than a ranking, so N°1 Menthol and N°15 Hugo Spritz say nothing about which flavour sits higher here. Each white can carries a coloured ring, the word Après in a serif type, a number written N°, the flavour name in capitals and a row of small dots for strength. Cola wears N°4, Blueberry N°12 and Mochaccino N°13, which is why the ranking follows strengths and names instead of the numbers on the lid.

The strength labels tell a reader more. Extra Strong cans carry a small black tab, while Hypèr Strong cans have a red banner with five dots and the word HYPÈR repeated around the rim. Those labels mark the Apres lines, which on our shelf run from Normal through Extra Strong to Hypèr Strong, with one limited edition alongside. Anyone new to the brand can read what Apres is and who makes it, and readers comparing Apres pouches before ordering can look at where to buy Apres in Germany.

Which Apres Flavours Hold Places Seven to Thirteen?

Places seven to thirteen go to the seven flavours made at a single strength, four of them at 11mg, two at 8.3mg and one at 5.5mg. With points level, the drink names come first, followed by the two flavours named after food.

Seventh Place, a Pink Spritz

Apres Pink Spritz 11mg leads the single strength flavours, the first of two spritz flavours made only at 11mg. It suits a reader in Germany who seeks out the spritz names and already sits comfortably at 11mg per pouch.

Eighth Place, the Hugo Spritz

Apres Hugo Spritz follows at 11mg, with N°15 on its lid. The name will be familiar from summer terraces between Cologne and Munich, and Apres Hugo Spritz 11mg suits the same reader as Pink Spritz, someone settled at 11mg per pouch who wants a second spritz to alternate with.

Ninth Place, a Limited Edition at 5.5mg

Apres Limoncello Dicapri Limited Edition 5.5mg is ninth, and its lid reads LIMITED COLLABORATION. It delivers 5.5mg per pouch, the second lightest figure on our German shelf, so it suits a reader who wants a limoncello name at a Light strength on our scale.

Tenth Place, an Apple Cocktail

Apres Appletini 8.3mg takes tenth, a cocktail name at 8.3mg per pouch. It suits a reader who likes the cocktail names but prefers the 8.3mg step to the 11mg spritzes above it.

Eleventh Place, a Coffee Shop Name

Apres Mochaccino sits eleventh at 11mg, the only coffee flavour on our German shelf. Apres Mochaccino 11mg suits a reader who wants a coffee bar order at 11mg per pouch rather than fruit or mint.

Twelfth Place, a Lemon Spread

Apres Lemon Curd 8.3mg is twelfth, the first flavour in the table named after something spread rather than poured, which is why the drink name tie breaker places it below the cocktails. Apres Lemon Curd 8.3mg suits a reader who likes lemon in a dessert style at a Medium strength.

Thirteenth Place, a Single Banana

Apres Banana 11mg completes the table, made only at 11mg. It suits a reader who knows the 11mg level well and fancies a fruit beyond citrus and berries, a direction no other Apres flavour on our German shelf takes.

Which Apres Spritz Flavour Suits a Reader in Germany?

Apres Tangerine Spritz suits most readers in Germany looking for Apres spritz snus, because it is the only spritz on our German shelf made at both 8.3mg and 11mg. Pink Spritz and Hugo Spritz complete the trio at 11mg each, so a reader already settled at 11mg has three spritz names to rotate between, while a reader who prefers 8.3mg has Tangerine Spritz alone.

It could be argued that the three behave like a small group within a squad: one versatile player who covers two positions, and two specialists who play only at the top level. The spritz itself needs little introduction from an old town bar in Düsseldorf to a wine terrace above Stuttgart, which is perhaps why the spritz names are the easiest place in the range to find a flavour by name alone. For a reader moving between the three, the same advice applies as anywhere else in the table: keep the strength steady, and let the flavour be the only thing that changes.

Which Apres Flavour Is the Gentlest First Can in Germany?

Apres Blueberry 4.4mg is the gentlest first can, carrying the lowest mg per pouch of any Apres snus on our German shelf. Apres Limoncello Dicapri Limited Edition follows at 5.5mg, and both sit in Light on our scale, below every other can in the range. Starting low with a familiar flavour, then moving up a step while keeping that flavour, is the most orderly route through this table, and Apres Blueberry makes the route possible because it continues at 11mg.

To compare Apres with other brands at a similar strength, you can buy snus from the full collection, or browse our wider snus range by flavour and mg per pouch. Delivery to Germany is available, and orders are open only to adults aged 18 or over.