Quick Review of Korean HEETS Syringe Deep Blue, Green, and Amber
Korean HEETS sell very well on Hong Kong’s gray market. This quick review covers four Korean flavors, including Deep Blue, Green, Silver, and Amber, with a focus on menthol strength and overall taste.
At present, Korean HEETS are selling very well on Hong Kong’s black market. The Korean version comes in four flavors: Deep Blue (strong menthol), Green (light menthol), Silver (light menthol), and Amber (full-bodied original). Since I test after-sales products every day and use all kinds of daily tobacco sticks regularly, I’ll give a quick rundown of the flavors.
Let’s compare Korean HEETS Deep Blue (strong menthol) with Marlboro Deep Green (strong menthol). The mint flavor of Korean HEETS Deep Blue is stronger than Marlboro Deep Green. If you prefer a more intense taste, you can choose the Korean syringe-style HEETS.
Korean Amber (full-bodied original) has a stronger flavor than the European version of Amber, and it tastes more like traditional Chinese cigarettes.
As for the Korean Green and Silver versions, since I tried them only briefly, I’ve already forgotten exactly what they tasted like. Based on the current options on the market for everyday tobacco sticks, Korean HEETS are still quite good, and they’re also cheaper than the Japanese version of Marlboro. Highly recommended. (In December 2017, the Korean government increased taxes on Korean HEETS, so the price is expected to go up by 2 yuan per pack in the future.)
