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Is CLEW Wintergreen 20mg the right wintergreen for you, or should you stay with the 10mg? This can doubles the nicotine without changing the pouch, bringing sweet, floral-edged wintergreen to the top of CLEW’s strength…
Is CLEW Wintergreen 20mg the right wintergreen for you, or should you stay with the 10mg? This can doubles the nicotine without changing the pouch, bringing sweet, floral-edged wintergreen to the top of CLEW’s strength range. The answer depends on how comfortably you handle strong pouches today. Wintergreen is one of four mint-family flavours CLEW offers at 20mg on this site.
The pouch is CLEW’s standard slim portion of about 0.7g, so it feels no bigger in the lip than the 10mg. What changes is intensity: at 28.57mg/g, the tingle under the lip is far more pronounced. There are 20 pouches in each 14g can, and because CLEW makes only one pouch size, nothing about the fit changes when you step up.
Both cans share the same strength and pouch, so the choice is all about flavour. CLEW Menthol 20mg is cold and sharp, while wintergreen is sweeter, with a gentle floral lift. Pick wintergreen if icy pouches feel harsh at high strength, and menthol if you want the cold to cut through.
This is not a first pouch. It suits people who already use 15mg-plus pouches and want a familiar wintergreen taste at a level that holds up through a long day. If a 10mg pouch still feels light by the end of a session, this is the logical next can. Anyone stepping up from CLEW Wintergreen 10mg should expect a noticeable difference.
Want a mint without the medicinal note? CLEW Spearmint 20mg matches this strength, and its softer flavour suits people who find wintergreen too distinctive. See CLEW’s other strengths and flavours on the brand page.
Warning: this product contains nicotine, which is a highly addictive substance. Not for use by people under 18, or by anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding.