Kingston Sweets 100 ml E-Liquid | Banilla Fudge
If you like rich dessert-style vapes, Kingston Sweets Banilla Fudge delivers the perfect blend of creamy sweetness and smooth flavour. It captures the taste of classic fudge — buttery, rich and topped with a soft vanilla layer. Each puff feels warm and comforting, with a sweet finish that lingers just like a real piece of fudge.
Every bottle comes in a 120 ml shortfill containing 100 ml of e-liquid, leaving space for 2 × 10 ml nicotine shots. Once added, you’ll have a 3 mg mix that’s full of flavour and ideal for smooth, cloudy vaping. The 70 VG / 30 PG ratio provides thick vapour and deep, sweet flavour in every draw.
Why UK vapers like it
Across the UK, vapers pick Kingston Sweets E-Liquids for their dessert-inspired blends and smooth taste. Banilla Fudge stands out because it’s rich without being heavy — creamy, sweet and perfectly balanced for all-day vaping. The mix of vanilla and fudge creates a cosy, indulgent flavour that’s ideal for those who enjoy sweet, creamy e-liquids.
With a high VG base, it’s perfect for sub-ohm kits and pod mods, giving you thick clouds and a flavour that stays true from start to finish.
Details
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Brand: Kingston
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Range: Sweets
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Flavour: Banilla Fudge
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Bottle Size: 120 ml (100 ml e-liquid + space for nic shots)
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Nicotine Strength: 0 mg (add two 10 ml nic shots to make 3 mg)
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VG/PG Ratio: 70 VG / 30 PG
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Best For: Sub-ohm vaping and pod mods
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Made In: United Kingdom
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Taste Notes: Creamy vanilla, rich fudge, smooth sweet finish
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TPD Compliant: Yes
Common questions
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What does it taste like?
A rich blend of creamy Banilla and buttery fudge smooth, sweet and comforting.
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Can I add nicotine to it?
Yes, just add two 10 ml nic shots to make it 3 mg strength.
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Is it legal in the UK?
Yes, it’s fully TPD compliant and made here in the UK. -
What kits work best?
It’s ideal for sub-ohm kits and pod mods designed for high VG e-liquids.
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Is it good value?
Absolutely 100 ml gives you plenty of vape time and great flavour at a solid price.
