First thoughts - it tastes to me that there are 2 primary bases (which makes sense given their names). These will need some steeping but, overall the flavors mesh well with the base but, they are more simple flavored. That isn't necessarily a bad thing but, the flavoring isn't as complex as some other liquids I've had.
Organic tobacco - very slightly sweet mild tobacco with very light grassy and mild earthy notes. The blend is relatively smooth and is very reminiscent of an analog.
Organic APV - fresh, this is very plum heavy. The tobacco is muted but, I get some earthiness on the exhale. I pick up slight roasted notes at the inhale peak as well. uses Organic base which is slightly muted. Will revisit after a bit of steep time.
Organic Madascar Vanilla - same notes as the organic base though, not as muted as APV. the vanilla isnt quite a natural vanilla but, not a candy vanilla either... regardless, the vanilla is well balanced with the tobacco flavors - it isnt overpowering. Much more of a complimentary flavor.
Organic VR4 - this one is vanilla heavy and mutes the other flavors. I get a bit of floral notes that will likely steep out and, hopefully, allow the other flavors to mature a bit. The caramel is more of a baking caramel than sweet and is very faint. I also get a bit of a roasty flavor in this one.
Organic Honey - Back to a better balance with the organic notes though, the higher notes are muted a bit. The honey is sweet... almost reminiscent of honey bear honey rather than natural honey.
Organic Peach - better balance with the organic base. The peach is similar to the vanilla in Madascar Vanilla in that it isn't quite a natural peach but, it isn't overly candy peach either. Very faint floral notes at the peak of the inhale.
Natural Cherry Pop - pinch of spice on the inhale (which I assume is the 'pop', or soda, portion of it). The cherry is definitely artificial and slightly sweet - it mutes the tobacco base. I dont get many distinct notes from the tobacco itself.
Natural Kool Watermellon - Same base as the other natural I tried tonight - light and/or muted tobacco notes with candy watermelon. I did get a hint of mint but, only a very small amount.
And this doesn't really go here but, i thought i would include it as well... mostly out of the hope that the juice below would be amazing since its still a flavor that I am looking for a realistic representation of.
Earl Gray - light, floral hit on the inhale that I suspect will fade, the other tea notes are relatively close but, not quite on. Will reisit after some steeping.
Organic tobacco - very slightly sweet mild tobacco with very light grassy and mild earthy notes. The blend is relatively smooth and is very reminiscent of an analog.
Organic APV - fresh, this is very plum heavy. The tobacco is muted but, I get some earthiness on the exhale. I pick up slight roasted notes at the inhale peak as well. uses Organic base which is slightly muted. Will revisit after a bit of steep time.
Organic Madascar Vanilla - same notes as the organic base though, not as muted as APV. the vanilla isnt quite a natural vanilla but, not a candy vanilla either... regardless, the vanilla is well balanced with the tobacco flavors - it isnt overpowering. Much more of a complimentary flavor.
Organic VR4 - this one is vanilla heavy and mutes the other flavors. I get a bit of floral notes that will likely steep out and, hopefully, allow the other flavors to mature a bit. The caramel is more of a baking caramel than sweet and is very faint. I also get a bit of a roasty flavor in this one.
Organic Honey - Back to a better balance with the organic notes though, the higher notes are muted a bit. The honey is sweet... almost reminiscent of honey bear honey rather than natural honey.
Organic Peach - better balance with the organic base. The peach is similar to the vanilla in Madascar Vanilla in that it isn't quite a natural peach but, it isn't overly candy peach either. Very faint floral notes at the peak of the inhale.
Natural Cherry Pop - pinch of spice on the inhale (which I assume is the 'pop', or soda, portion of it). The cherry is definitely artificial and slightly sweet - it mutes the tobacco base. I dont get many distinct notes from the tobacco itself.
Natural Kool Watermellon - Same base as the other natural I tried tonight - light and/or muted tobacco notes with candy watermelon. I did get a hint of mint but, only a very small amount.
And this doesn't really go here but, i thought i would include it as well... mostly out of the hope that the juice below would be amazing since its still a flavor that I am looking for a realistic representation of.
Earl Gray - light, floral hit on the inhale that I suspect will fade, the other tea notes are relatively close but, not quite on. Will reisit after some steeping.
