MA Highland Tea E-liquid Review
Tea-flavored e-liquids hold an important place in the vaping market. Tea has always been a source of pride in China, much like coffee in Western countries. There are many varieties, including green tea and black tea. Tea e-liquids are relatively uncommon
Tea-flavored e-liquid holds an important place in the world of e-liquid. Tea has long been a beverage that Chinese people take pride in, much like coffee in Western countries. There are many varieties, including green tea, black tea, and more. Tea-flavored e-liquids seem to be relatively rare overseas, as foreigners generally do not fully understand Chinese tea culture. Only domestically made tea e-liquids can really be considered authentic. This review covers MA Highland Tea e-liquid.
The Highland Tea e-liquid comes in a cylindrical paper tube similar to traditional tea packaging, rather than the usual squeeze-type PET packaging. The box design is very close to that of a tea canister, with mountains, trees, the sun, and even a wild crane in flight, creating a very rustic and classical feel. In the center, the three characters “Highland Tea” are written in a brush-style calligraphy font. Inside, you’ll find a 60ml dropper bottle design, with specially designed foam cushioning at the bottom for impact protection. This helps prevent the e-liquid from knocking around inside the bottle during transport and avoids excessive shaking, thereby helping preserve product quality.
The bottle label matches the packaging design and gives off a refined, old-world aesthetic. Compared with the outer box, the landscape illustration on the back of the bottle appears even more vivid in color.
The surface of the box has a Chinese label listing the product name, volume, nicotine strength, ingredients, shelf life, precautions, manufacturer, and other information in fairly complete detail. The lower left indicates a VG ratio of 30:70, placing it in the high-vapor category, while the lower right shows the barcode and warning symbols.
The bottom of the bottle is printed with a production date of July 26, 2018. The e-liquid itself is a dark yellow-brown color, clear, bright, and glossy. Flow is decent, and the viscosity appears to be around 80% by visual estimation.
This e-liquid also comes with an extra dedicated filling accessory. Using the dropper, you transfer the liquid into the refill bottle, because the refill ports on many vape pods or cartridges are usually quite small and require a specialized tool for filling. The included accessory is very practical. Credit to the seller for the thoughtful addition.
[Device]
Mod: SMOK T-PRIV 220W
Atomizer: SAPOR V2
Build: dual prebuilt exotic coils, 0.13Ω
Power: 45W
Volume: 60ml
Color: brown
Aroma: a very rich tea fragrance, like a blend of several kinds of tea. It has the freshness of green tea and the depth of black tea, and is even more aromatic than real tea leaves. Although I’ve never actually drunk Highland Tea, the flavor comes across as quite realistic, with a strong degree of authenticity and the distinctive character of Taiwanese high mountain tea.
Official description: This tea-flavored e-liquid uses Alishan high mountain tea extract to highly recreate the elegant aroma and mellow sweetness of high mountain tea. When vaping, it fills the mouth with youthful tea fragrance, while the vapor is rich, smooth, and gentle. The finish is mellow, calm, cool, and sweet. The entire experience expresses the essence of Minnan tea culture: tea need not be too strong—clean, refreshing, and pleasantly sweet is the best relief from heat.
Experience: At 45W with a slow ramp-up, after a direct lung inhale, it feels refreshing and very comfortable. A slight cooling sensation flows into the mouth, blended with the mellow, sweet character unique to high mountain tea, making the whole experience feel uplifting. The cooling agent ratio is just right, bringing a mild chill along with a slight tart, astringent tea note that spreads directly through the mouth and leaves you wanting more. The 3mg nicotine strength is a very suitable level for a tea-flavored e-liquid and is less likely to feel overwhelming. The throat hit is average, while vapor production is substantial, making it especially suitable for users who enjoy tea-flavored e-liquids.
[Conclusion]
Even for someone like me who usually prefers fruit e-liquids, Highland Tea is a very good e-liquid, with a cool, refreshing feel and a rich tea aroma. If you’ve been vaping a lot of fruit flavors, switching things up with a tea profile is not a bad idea at all. I checked it on online marketplaces, and at 48 RMB for a 60ml bottle, it’s fairly affordable. Taste in e-liquid varies from person to person: what you like, others may not; what others like, you may not. What matters most is finding what suits you best. If you’re interested, you can contact WeChat huoqi8 to learn more about member benefits!
The Highland Tea e-liquid comes in a cylindrical paper tube similar to traditional tea packaging, rather than the usual squeeze-type PET packaging. The box design is very close to that of a tea canister, with mountains, trees, the sun, and even a wild crane in flight, creating a very rustic and classical feel. In the center, the three characters “Highland Tea” are written in a brush-style calligraphy font. Inside, you’ll find a 60ml dropper bottle design, with specially designed foam cushioning at the bottom for impact protection. This helps prevent the e-liquid from knocking around inside the bottle during transport and avoids excessive shaking, thereby helping preserve product quality.
The bottle label matches the packaging design and gives off a refined, old-world aesthetic. Compared with the outer box, the landscape illustration on the back of the bottle appears even more vivid in color.The surface of the box has a Chinese label listing the product name, volume, nicotine strength, ingredients, shelf life, precautions, manufacturer, and other information in fairly complete detail. The lower left indicates a VG ratio of 30:70, placing it in the high-vapor category, while the lower right shows the barcode and warning symbols.
The bottom of the bottle is printed with a production date of July 26, 2018. The e-liquid itself is a dark yellow-brown color, clear, bright, and glossy. Flow is decent, and the viscosity appears to be around 80% by visual estimation.
This e-liquid also comes with an extra dedicated filling accessory. Using the dropper, you transfer the liquid into the refill bottle, because the refill ports on many vape pods or cartridges are usually quite small and require a specialized tool for filling. The included accessory is very practical. Credit to the seller for the thoughtful addition.
[Device]Mod: SMOK T-PRIV 220W
Atomizer: SAPOR V2
Build: dual prebuilt exotic coils, 0.13Ω
Power: 45W
Volume: 60ml
Color: brown
Aroma: a very rich tea fragrance, like a blend of several kinds of tea. It has the freshness of green tea and the depth of black tea, and is even more aromatic than real tea leaves. Although I’ve never actually drunk Highland Tea, the flavor comes across as quite realistic, with a strong degree of authenticity and the distinctive character of Taiwanese high mountain tea.
Official description: This tea-flavored e-liquid uses Alishan high mountain tea extract to highly recreate the elegant aroma and mellow sweetness of high mountain tea. When vaping, it fills the mouth with youthful tea fragrance, while the vapor is rich, smooth, and gentle. The finish is mellow, calm, cool, and sweet. The entire experience expresses the essence of Minnan tea culture: tea need not be too strong—clean, refreshing, and pleasantly sweet is the best relief from heat.
Experience: At 45W with a slow ramp-up, after a direct lung inhale, it feels refreshing and very comfortable. A slight cooling sensation flows into the mouth, blended with the mellow, sweet character unique to high mountain tea, making the whole experience feel uplifting. The cooling agent ratio is just right, bringing a mild chill along with a slight tart, astringent tea note that spreads directly through the mouth and leaves you wanting more. The 3mg nicotine strength is a very suitable level for a tea-flavored e-liquid and is less likely to feel overwhelming. The throat hit is average, while vapor production is substantial, making it especially suitable for users who enjoy tea-flavored e-liquids.
[Conclusion]Even for someone like me who usually prefers fruit e-liquids, Highland Tea is a very good e-liquid, with a cool, refreshing feel and a rich tea aroma. If you’ve been vaping a lot of fruit flavors, switching things up with a tea profile is not a bad idea at all. I checked it on online marketplaces, and at 48 RMB for a 60ml bottle, it’s fairly affordable. Taste in e-liquid varies from person to person: what you like, others may not; what others like, you may not. What matters most is finding what suits you best. If you’re interested, you can contact WeChat huoqi8 to learn more about member benefits!
