Jake Paul x Sesh - Paul Reserve (Nicotine Pouches) - Review. 13 October 2026.

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Words I never thought I'd say: Jake Paul made his own nicotine pouch! The folks at Sesh have collaborated with Jake Paul to release Paul's Reserve.  Paul offers a pretty fitting description of it himself:  "I made this for all the homies so stop using those other ones.  Lock in and use Sesh.  This s**t is the bomb diggity".  The Sesh site is offering this as a bundle, including 2 five can rolls of the product, and a neat metal accessory can.  There's also a W Body Spray that can be added separately to your box for an additional charge.  The box costs $90, and body spray is an additional $8.95.  These metal cans can retail for a lot, so that price point for everything isn't too bad.  Now, let's dive into the product and get to know it a little better.

Jake Paul x Sesh:  Paul's Reserve

Flavor Description:  "A hint of lemon and a cool finish".
Can Contents:  11.3 grams, 20 pouches, 0.57g per pouch
Available Strengths:  4mg, 6mg, 8mg

Jake Paul x Sesh:  Paul's Reserve

My Review:  Opening up the can, I note a present aroma of lemon coming through.  It has a subtle sweetness, and isn't overly tart.  There's also a mild presence of mint to it.  The pouches are slim, with a moderate moisture amount, and a semi-soft feel.  I like that Sesh also seems to have a thicker pouch so I can fluff these with my teeth.  A cooling presence comes on under the lip when I put one in.  In the flavor profile, it's a pretty nice minty/lemon taste.  The lemon flavor isn't too artificial, nor does it remind me of cleaning products.  It's a sweet, tart, fresh lemon flavor profile.  In the strength, I have this one in the 6mg strength which is lighter than I prefer, but I can tell you I think Sesh's 8mg strength is their better one.  It's more in line with my preferences.  The flavor lasts a decent 40-45 minutes, on average.

Rating and Final Thoughts

I gave this one a 3.63/5.  It's got a pretty decent flavor to it, to be honest.  Most lemon/mint tastes are usually a bit much for me, but I think they nailed the balance on this one, and they didn't make it overly sweet.  I like that you can slightly chew a Sesh pouch, but I do wish they were a bit more moist.  But that's really my only complain I have.  So, if you like limited edition releases, this is a pretty neat one.




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