The Zingberry Range is where Kingston keeps its signatures: 8 flavours built around Zingberry, the brand's famous berry menthol blend in the classic Heisenberg style, renamed after a trademark dispute and unchanged in the bottle. Each is a 100ml shortfill for £6.50 at 70 percent VG to 30 percent PG, sold at 0mg with room for two nicotine shots. Zingberry, Grape Zingberry, Red A, Chuckleberry and their fizzy siblings make this the range longtime Kingston customers order on repeat.
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Every e-liquid brand has the bottle it is known for, and for Kingston that bottle is Zingberry. The profile is the classic one: sweet mixed berries, a blue slush heart, and a cool menthol exhale, the style the vaping world knew for years as Heisenberg. Kingston originally sold its version under Heisen names too, then renamed the line Zingberry following a trademark infringement claim. Nothing in the bottle changed. If you vaped Kingston Heisenberry years ago, Zingberry is that liquid, and this range is built around it.
Kingston E-Liquids has blended its own liquid in the UK since 2017, and the Zingberry Range is effectively its heritage shelf inside our wider Kingston E-Liquids collection. Alongside the original sit two fruit twists, Grape Zingberry and Strawberry Kiwi Zingberry, and a Fizzy version that adds sherbet sparkle. Red A, the range's other pillar, is Kingston's take on the equally famous red blend of cherries, grape, strawberry and mint, and it too comes in a Fizzy edition. Chuckleberry rounds the berry menthol theme out with blueberry, grape and strawberry over mint, while Pinkerton is the odd one out: a sweet mixed fruit blend with no menthol at all, the range's resting spot for non ice vapers.
The format is Kingston's standard 100ml shortfill: 100ml of 0mg liquid in a 120ml bottle with room for two 10ml nicotine shots, because UK TPD rules cap nicotine containing e-liquid at 10ml per bottle. Two 18mg shots give a 3mg mix, and the 70 percent VG ratio is built for the sub ohm kits these big flavours suit best.
The rename, for the record, was handled the way customers would hope: the recipes were untouched, the labels changed, and Kingston published the change openly rather than quietly relaunching. Years on, Zingberry has outgrown the footnote and become the name the brand is searched by, which is its own kind of verdict on how the liquid stands without the borrowed word on the label.
Eight bottles, three branches of one family tree. Price and format are identical, so pick by how far from the original you want to stand.
Best for: the classic berry menthol experience. Start with Zingberry itself, the definitive version. Grape Zingberry folds dark grape into the berry base, Strawberry Kiwi Zingberry brightens it with vine fruit, and Zingberry Fizzy pours the original over sherbet.
Best for: fans of the classic red blend. Red A layers cherries, grape and strawberry over cool mint, Kingston's answer to the other legendary profile of the shortfill era. Red A Fizzy gives it the same sherbet treatment as Zingberry Fizzy.
Best for: branching out without leaving the range. Chuckleberry is the third berry menthol, blueberry forward and slightly softer than Zingberry. Pinkerton drops the menthol entirely for a sweet mixed fruit profile, the bottle to hand a friend who wants the range without the chill.
Three of these, Zingberry, Red A and Chuckleberry, have graduated to the 500ml megasaver format at £21 once you know one is a keeper. And at either size, a shortfill needs nicotine shots if you want nicotine in the final mix.
For vapers who knew these profiles in their first era, a quick translation table helps. If your old bottle was a Heisenberg or Heisenberry from any brand, Zingberry is the shelf position it occupied. If it was a Red Astaire style red blend, Red A is the direct answer, and the Fizzy edition is what happens when that recipe meets the modern sherbet trend. Chuckleberry has no famous ancestor, which is exactly its appeal: it applies the same berries over menthol formula with blueberry in the lead, and vapers who find Zingberry's slush note too sweet consistently prefer it. Pinkerton, meanwhile, is the range's answer to a question the originals never asked: what these blends taste like with the menthol simply removed.
These four map the range: the two pillars and the two directions you can take them.
First time here, start with the original Zingberry: it is the reference point the rest of the range plays against, and the reason this shelf exists. If you already know the Heisenberg style and want Kingston's spin on the red side of that era, Red A is the bottle. The Fizzy editions are for vapers who find the originals a touch smooth and want sparkle on the exhale, and the fruit twists suit anyone who loves the menthol base but wants a different fruit riding it. However far along the tree you end up, every branch is £6.50, which makes working through the whole range a £52 project many of our regulars have quietly completed.
Mixing takes about two minutes and the bottle measures for you: the headspace is exactly two nicotine shots' worth.
Two 10ml 18mg shots from our nicotine shots range give a 3mg mix. One gives roughly 1.5mg; none keeps it nicotine free. An ice shot deepens the menthol without touching the berries.
Pull the dripper nib, pour in the shots, and press the nib back until it seats flush so the bottle cannot leak.
Cap and shake for at least 60 seconds so the nicotine spreads evenly through the 70VG liquid, then let the bubbles settle before filling.
Fill your tank or pod, and on a fresh coil wet the cotton directly and wait five minutes before the first fire so the thick liquid saturates fully.
Berry menthol profiles like these are among the most forgiving liquids to run: no steeping needed, stable flavour over the life of the bottle, and less coil gunk than sweetened dessert blends. The menthol note also survives a slightly tired coil better than delicate fruits do, which is partly why Zingberry style liquids became all day standards in the first place. Pair the range with coils below 1.0 ohm from our vape kits and mods range and the bottles behave identically from first tank to last.
The berry menthol profile is sold under many names across the UK market. Here is how Kingston's version stacks up against a typical premium branded equivalent.
| Feature | Kingston Zingberry | Typical Premium Equivalent |
|---|---|---|
| Price per 100ml | £6.50 | £12 to £18 |
| Cost per ml mixed | Roughly 7p | 12p to 17p |
| VG ratio | 70/30 | Usually 70/30 or 80/20 |
| Variants in range | Grape, Strawberry Kiwi, Fizzy | Often the original only |
| Bulk option | 500ml at £21 | Rarely offered |
| Made in | UK, Kingston's own facility | Varies |
| Profile | Berries, slush heart, menthol | Same classic style |
| Best suited for | All day value vaping | Occasional premium treat |
The honest summary: this is a classic profile executed at a budget price, not a reinvention. Blind preference between well made versions of this style usually comes down to menthol weight and sweetness, and at £6.50 the cost of finding out where Kingston's sits on your scale is lower than anywhere else on our shelf. If you try it and want the profile colder still, the Kingston Menthol range is the next step up in frost.
Worth adding for anyone sceptical of budget versions of famous profiles: this style of liquid is forgiving territory for a value manufacturer. Berry menthol blends rely on bold, stable notes rather than delicate top layers, which means the gap between a £6.50 and a £15 execution is far narrower here than it would be on a subtle tobacco or a layered dessert. That is not marketing; it is why this particular profile family became the budget segment's calling card across the whole UK market, and why Kingston leads with it.
If the blue berry menthol style is your all day vape, this is the cheapest properly made version we stock, with three variants the original never had.
Same liquid, new name: the rename was legal, not a recipe change, and this range is where your old bottle lives now.
Zingberry, Red A and Chuckleberry all exist in 500ml megasavers, making this one of the few signature profiles you can buy by the half litre.
Pinkerton gives you the range's fruit character without menthol, and the Fizzy pair adds sparkle rather than frost: three ways in before committing to full ice.
The range also serves vapers consolidating an expensive habit: anyone paying £15 or more for a premium bottle of this same profile family can switch to Zingberry, confirm the profile matches over a fortnight, and cut their liquid spend by more than half without changing what they taste.
We stock the Kingston range as an authorised retailer, sourced through official UK channels.
All eight Zingberry Range flavours held in stock, plus the 500ml versions and the shots to mix them.
Profile questions and mixing advice answered by our UK based customer support team.
Fast, tracked 24 hour UK delivery, with details on our delivery information page.
A mixed 120ml bottle lasts a moderate direct to lung vaper around two to three weeks at 5ml to 10ml per day, roughly 24 fills of a standard 5ml tank. Heavy use on a powerful kit can halve that, lighter use stretches it past a month, and the 500ml versions of Zingberry, Red A and Chuckleberry scale the same maths to one to two months per bottle. These figures are estimates based on average usage conditions and your own pace will vary.
Berry menthol liquids keep well: menthol is a stable note that does not fade ahead of the fruit, so a bottle at the back of the drawer still tastes right weeks later. Standard care still applies, capped, upright, cool and dark, since heat and light oxidise added nicotine and darken any liquid over time. Mix bottles as you open them rather than dosing several on arrival, and check the best before date printed on the label when your order lands.
Their stability is also why these profiles make the best travel and backup bottles in the catalogue. A mixed Zingberry left in a work drawer for a fortnight comes back tasting right in a way a delicate lemonade would not, and the flavour reads clearly even through the slightly tired coil of a backup device. Plenty of our regulars run exactly that system: a rotating main flavour at home, and a Zingberry Range bottle wherever the spare kit lives.
UK TPD rules cap nicotine containing e-liquid at 10ml per bottle and 20mg per ml in strength. The Zingberry Range complies by being sold at 0mg: each 100ml bottle is legal precisely because it contains no nicotine at the point of sale. The nicotine shots you add are TPD compliant 10ml bottles, notified to the MHRA as nicotine containing products before sale, with child resistant caps and UK labelling. A finished 120ml at 3mg, which is 0.3 percent nicotine, sits far inside every legal limit. All Kingston stock we sell is genuine UK manufactured liquid from the brand's own facility, not grey import.
One naming note for returning vapers: bottles and listings elsewhere may still reference Heisen or Heisenberry names for this style of liquid. Kingston's versions are sold exclusively under the Zingberry name now, and any Kingston branded Heisen stock still circulating is old label inventory of the same recipes.
As with all nicotine containing products, e-liquid mixed with nicotine shots carries a risk of nicotine dependency and may cause irritation for some users. Vaping products are intended for existing adult smokers and vapers and should be used responsibly.
A £6.50 bottle plus two £1 nicotine shots is £8.50 for 120ml of finished 3mg liquid, close to 7p per ml, against the 12p to 17p per ml that premium versions of this same profile cost once their shots are counted, and £35 to £45 for the equivalent volume in 10ml bottles. For committed Zingberry vapers the megasaver changes the sums again: the 500ml bottle at £21 with ten shots lands around 5p per ml, the cheapest way to vape this profile anywhere in our shop.
Budget one 18mg shot per 50ml when ordering and add them from the nicotine shots collection in the same basket. The natural pairing order here is one pillar and one twist, a Zingberry plus a Fizzy or a fruit variant, for £13 mixed into 240ml: enough to know exactly which branch of the family tree is yours before a 500ml commitment.
Zingberry is Kingston's signature flavour: sweet mixed berries with a blue slush heart and a cool menthol exhale, the classic Heisenberg style profile. It anchors an eight flavour range including Grape and Strawberry Kiwi variants, Fizzy editions, Red A and Chuckleberry.
Kingston stopped using the words Heisen, Heisenberg and Heisenberry in its flavour names due to a trademark infringement claim. The recipes did not change: Zingberry is the same liquid previously sold under the Heisen names.
Red A layers cherries, grape and strawberry over a cool mint base: Kingston's take on the classic red blend of the shortfill era. Red A Fizzy adds a sherbet sparkle to the same recipe.
Every bottle is sold at 0mg, which is 0 percent nicotine. Add two 18mg nicotine shots for a 3mg mix, one for roughly 1.5mg, or vape it nicotine free after shaking.
Yes. Zingberry, Red A and Chuckleberry all come in the Kingston 500ml megasaver format at £21: a 600ml bottle with room for ten nicotine shots, working out around 5p per ml mixed.
Yes. UK TPD rules cap nicotine containing e-liquid at 10ml bottles and 20mg per ml. Shortfills comply by being sold nicotine free in larger bottles, with nicotine added separately via compliant 10ml shots. All stock is UK labelled and sold to adults aged 18 and over only.
Every 100ml shortfill in the range is £6.50 at Hulme Vapes. With two nicotine shots at around £1 each, a finished 120ml of 3mg liquid costs roughly £8.50, near 7p per ml. The 500ml version is £21, around 5p per ml mixed.
The 70 percent VG mix suits sub ohm tanks and pods with coils below 1.0 ohm, and wicks acceptably in most 0.6 to 0.8 ohm pod coils. A tight 50/50 mouth to lung coil will wick it slowly and can taste burnt.
If you are trying to work out whether Zingberry, Red A or Chuckleberry matches the berry menthol you remember, or which variant to risk second, our UK based team knows this family tree by heart: reach us via the contact page and describe the profile you are chasing. For the practical side, have your coil resistance ready, since below 1.0 ohm is the comfortable zone for a 70VG liquid, and your current nicotine strength, so we can confirm the shot count for the mix you want.
Delivery timings and cut off times for the fast, tracked 24 hour UK service are on the delivery information page. All vaping products on this site are for adults aged 18 and over.
The Zingberry Range is Kingston's heritage shelf. These are the collections its customers most often shop next: the bulk format its pillars graduate to, the colder menthol shelf, the chill classics, and the shots every order needs.
If you map the brand's cold shelves as a spectrum, this range sits at the sweet berry end, Chill holds the classic centre, and Kingston Menthol claims the frost extreme: knowing which third of that spectrum you live in makes every future order across the three shelves almost automatic.
The full brand catalogue, all fourteen named ranges, lives in the Kingston E-Liquids collection.
