Built around flavour families
APRÈS does not need to be reduced to a single mint-and-strength story. Its current catalogue ranges across berries, citrus, coffee, liquorice and sparkling-drink references. Blueberry, Very Berry and Ice Tea Peach establish a fruit-led branch; Mint supplies a direct cooling option; Mochaccino and Raspberry Liquorice introduce darker profiles. Limoncello Di Capri, Hugo Spritz, Pink Spritz and Tangerine Spritz give the range an aperitif-inspired vocabulary that is recognisable in search and useful at the shelf.
This variety matters to trade buyers because flavour names can do different merchandising jobs. Familiar profiles make an accessible entry point, while the Spritz series and café-style options create reasons to broaden a range without simply adding another strength of the same mint.
Zero, Mini and the strength ladder
The brand’s second organising axis is format and intensity. APRÈS currently presents nicotine-free Zero, petite Mini and Normal products alongside Extra Strong and Hypèr Strong labels. These are not interchangeable claims: a given flavour may appear in only part of the architecture. Buyers should therefore compare current SKUs rather than assume a complete flavour-by-strength grid.
For stores with limited space, a useful opening set might combine one established fruit, one mint and one distinctive Spritz or coffee profile. Broader specialists can merchandise related products together so customers can see when a flavour moves between Mini, Normal or a higher-intensity expression. Buyers who want another range from the same producer can compare KUMA nicotine pouches; the brand guide provides wider orientation. Each SKU page remains the authority for nicotine content, pouch count, format, current saleability and destination-specific listing requirements.
Wholesale ordering through Swepouch
Approved businesses can order from a minimum of 24 rolls/stocks and combine APRÈS with other available brands. This supports a mixed assortment shaped around the buyer’s own channel and destination rather than a predetermined single-brand pack. Case and pallet options depend on supply, while freight is quoted according to destination.
Availability and formulations can change. Importers and buyers should verify destination-country rules and remain responsible for customs, VAT, excise and local compliance unless another arrangement has been agreed with Swepouch.
