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Montreal Original Silver Nic Salt E-Liquid

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Management number 253746119 Release Date 2026/10/24 List Price US$1.20 Model Number 253746119
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Silver is the lightest tobacco in the Montreal Original range, and that's precisely its strength. A clean, smooth Virginia with subtle nutty notes and a dry finish — it's the tobacco nic salt you reach for when you want flavour without intensity.

The first thing you notice is how smooth it is. There's no harshness, no sharp edges. The tobacco flavour is genuine but restrained, with a gentle nuttiness that comes through mid-draw and a clean, dry finish that doesn't linger too long.

Specs

  • 10ml bottle — available in 10mg and 20mg nicotine salt
  • 50/50 VG/PG — ideal for MTL pod devices and starter kits
  • £3.99 each, or 3 for £10

The mildest Montreal

In a range that runs from Silver (lightest) through to Mariner (boldest), Silver sits at the gentle end with intention. Not every tobacco vaper wants a throat-coating, smoky experience. Some want something quieter that still tastes like real tobacco — and that's exactly what Silver delivers.

Who should try this

Silver works well for recent switchers who want a tobacco flavour that isn't overwhelming, and for experienced vapers who want a lighter all-day option. The reverse osmosis extraction gives it an authenticity that you won't find in most mild tobacco e-liquids. Works with any MTL pod device.


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