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Future Juice Grape Candy 100ml

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A sweet-shop grape candy shortfill at 0mg, sold by the trade box of five 100ml bottles.

£38.82for 5 · inc VAT

Per unit

£7.76

You get

5

Min order

1 pack

Quantity:

1
× 5 units/box
Free delivery over £150 ex VAT
Same-day dispatch
TPD compliant
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Written and stock-checked by the BestUKWholesaler trade desk · Updated July 2026

The sweet-shop bottle, not the dessert or the fruit bowl

Future Juice Grape Candy trades the fruit bowl for the sweet shop: a confectionery-style grape, sugary and simple rather than tart or true-to-fruit, in a 100ml 0mg shortfill boxed five bottles to a trade case. It is neither a dessert nor a straight fruit blend, a third register the brand runs alongside the other two.

That distinction matters for stocking. A counter deciding what Future Juice actually covers is choosing between three different customers: the dessert loyalist on Cereal Milk, the crossover fruit buyer on Strawberry Kiwi Watermelon, and the sweet-toothed candy fan this bottle is built for.

  • Confectionery grape, sweeter and simpler than a fruit-bowl profile
  • A third flavour direction alongside the brand's dessert and fruit lines
  • The same gentler 50/50 ratio the whole range runs on
  • Boxes of five bottles, no minimum order
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Why candy grape earns its own slot

A true grape profile and a candy grape profile are different products wearing the same name; the candy version leans into the artificial sweetness a bar-flavour disposable customer already recognises, rather than chasing accuracy to actual fruit. That makes it the bridge flavour for ex-disposable switchers who find the brand's other lines either too grown-up (the desserts) or too honestly fruity (the crossover bottle). One box tests whether that switcher trade exists on your counter.

It shares the same gentler 50/50 ratio as the rest of the Future Juice range, so hardware fit is consistent whichever direction a customer eventually settles on.

Who buys candy grape, and who does not

Younger, disposable-convert customers who want a familiar sweet-shop note in tank form, and anyone missing the simpler candy flavours from their pre-shortfill days. It has nothing for a genuine fruit-purity shopper, who should go to the crossover bottle instead, and nothing for the dessert crowd already committed to cereal milk or Elixirs profiles. Every bottle arrives nicotine-free with room for nic shots, and the wider format sits under shortfills.

Specifications

Format100ml shortfill, 0mg
Trade box5 bottles
Ratio50/50 VG/PG
FlavourSweet-shop candy grape
Pairs with2 x 10ml nic shots per bottle
ComplianceTPD-compliant (0mg shortfill)

Frequently asked questions

How is Future Juice Grape Candy sold at wholesale?
In trade boxes of five 100ml bottles at 0mg. BACS trade account, VAT invoice, no minimum order.
Is this a true grape flavour or a sweeter candy profile?
Candy. It leans into confectionery sweetness rather than true-to-fruit accuracy, closer to a bar-flavour disposable note than a fruit-bowl blend.
How does this fit against Future Juice's other lines?
As a third register. Cereal Milk covers dessert liquid, Strawberry Kiwi Watermelon covers honest fruit, and this covers sweet-shop candy, each serving a different customer under the same brand.
Who is the natural buyer for a candy grape shortfill?
Younger, disposable-convert customers who want a familiar sweet note in a bigger bottle. Fruit purists and dessert loyalists are better served by the brand's other flavours.