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The Après Numbered System: From No.1 Menthol to No.16 Pink Spritz Most pouch brands organise themselves into sub-ranges with names: Gold, Exclusive, Original, Edition. Après does the opposite, treating its entire catalogue as a single sequence of numbered releases. Each new flavour earns its own permanent position, and the line stretches forward as the brand expands. Of the sixteen numbered editions Après has released to date, five are available. No.1 Menthol is the foundational flavour, a clean cool menthol that opens the range. No.5 Ice Tea Peach is the long-standing fruit anchor, a ripe peach and iced tea blend that ranks among the brand's most-cited flavours across the UK. No.10 Tangerine Spritz is the only pouch in this collection available in two strengths, 15mg and 20mg, with the most popular Après flavour worldwide. No.15 Hugo Spritz and No.16 Pink Spritz are the brand's 2026 additions, both built around the Spritz aperitif concept and both currently exclusive to the 20mg strength tier on this site. Flavour Number Category Strength Menthol No.1 Menthol 20mg Ice Tea Peach No.5 Beverage / Fruit 20mg Tangerine Spritz No.10 Citrus / Cocktail 15mg / 20mg Hugo Spritz No.15 Herbal / Citrus / Cocktail 20mg Pink Spritz No.16 Tropical / Berry / Cocktail 20mg Spritz Flavours and Cocktail-Inspired Bestsellers The Spritz line is where Après leans hardest into its cocktail-bar branding, and the naming is not arbitrary. The Hugo Spritz aperitif was created in 2005 in Naturns, South Tyrol, and built its reputation across the Italian-German Alpine corridor before becoming a fixture of summer drinks menus across Northern Europe; the pouch version mirrors that faithfully too. Pink Spritz follows the same naming logic but interprets the spritz concept through a tropical lens rather than the herbal one, giving it the boldest, sweetest profile in the collection. Tangerine Spritz rounds out the Spritz family with a citrus-led interpretation modelled on the broader Italian spritz t

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