After dripping Church for most of the day (see previous blog for that one, and for general info on Cosmic Fog), my palate needed something a little less subtle, something with a little more zing. I'm not saying I got bored with the Church, I just had a craving to step things up. I wasn't in the mood to rewick my dripper, though. Lazy. So when my wicks started running dry I decided to grab another Cosmic Fog juice, called Milk and Honey.
The Church was so subtle and smooth I figured just about anything I put in there would be okay with any leftovers, but I chose Milk and Honey specifically because it sounded from the description like it would probably hold up the best with any residual Church flavors. Luckily, Milk and Honey is a bit stronger than the previous liquid, so I can only taste a little of the lingering hot fudge from the Church. Which was actually very nice, and I may mix these two flavors again. Happy accidents! Anyway the fudge gradually faded out after a few pulls, which is good because I wanted to write a review of this juice, not a review of this juice mixed with something else. So it all worked out very nicely.
Cosmic Fog's Milk and Honey is awesome. Marshmallows with milk and honey, exactly like the description on the product page. Very sweet, creamy and well blended, meaning the flavors were mixed instead of getting single notes of each. You know what it reminds me of exactly? The milk that's left over after you finish a bowl of sugary cereal, which is really nostalgic for me because I haven't tasted that since I was eleven years old and it was always my favorite part of breakfast. It's luscious. Very satisfying and rich, and like the Church flavor, really hard to put down.
Another big win for Cosmic Fog.
The Church was so subtle and smooth I figured just about anything I put in there would be okay with any leftovers, but I chose Milk and Honey specifically because it sounded from the description like it would probably hold up the best with any residual Church flavors. Luckily, Milk and Honey is a bit stronger than the previous liquid, so I can only taste a little of the lingering hot fudge from the Church. Which was actually very nice, and I may mix these two flavors again. Happy accidents! Anyway the fudge gradually faded out after a few pulls, which is good because I wanted to write a review of this juice, not a review of this juice mixed with something else. So it all worked out very nicely.
Cosmic Fog's Milk and Honey is awesome. Marshmallows with milk and honey, exactly like the description on the product page. Very sweet, creamy and well blended, meaning the flavors were mixed instead of getting single notes of each. You know what it reminds me of exactly? The milk that's left over after you finish a bowl of sugary cereal, which is really nostalgic for me because I haven't tasted that since I was eleven years old and it was always my favorite part of breakfast. It's luscious. Very satisfying and rich, and like the Church flavor, really hard to put down.
Another big win for Cosmic Fog.
