Montreal's Beaver's Tail - Review by Ben28
- By Ben28
- General E-Liquid Reviews
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Beaver's Tail
Montreal's Beaver's Tail is the e-liquid we tried this Saturday. It promises a thin, crispy dough accompanied by cinnamon and maple syrup, all wrapped in a smooth tobacco flavor. This review is made possible by Vapeo24 ; you can visit their website to learn more about them and this liquid.
According to the manufacturer: A delicate and well-rounded tobacco predominates, accompanied by notes of sweet dough sprinkled with sugar. On the draw, spicy touches of cinnamon appear alongside a recognizable background of maple syrup, providing warmth and depth without masking the tobacco profile.
In terms of smell, I can detect a note similar to caramel, closely accompanied by cinnamon. Deep in the background, I can perceive the base of the liquid, but I can't quite distinguish whether it's a cookie, the described dough, or another similar base. It smells exactly like the famous milk drink with sugar, cinnamon, and lemon; the scent is remarkably similar.
This liquid was tested in an RDA with handmade coils and mixed with zero nicotine, so the flavor may vary slightly depending on the situation or devices used. On the inhale, I can taste the tobacco; it is really smooth, and I can't identify exactly what type of tobacco it is. Once in the mouth, the cinnamon comes into play, which also provides a subtle throat hit even without nicotine. Here, I can also notice the maple syrup, which adds creaminess to the liquid and a very nice sweet touch. On the exhale, you can feel a slight hit from the tobacco and another sweet note that I can't quite distinguish—it is probably the sugar or the base of the liquid itself.
In short, it is a very well-defined liquid and not overly sweet at all; it is actually very well-balanced. The only thing I would have liked is a bit more punch to the flavor. I fully recommend this e-liquid.
According to the manufacturer: A delicate and well-rounded tobacco predominates, accompanied by notes of sweet dough sprinkled with sugar. On the draw, spicy touches of cinnamon appear alongside a recognizable background of maple syrup, providing warmth and depth without masking the tobacco profile.
In terms of smell, I can detect a note similar to caramel, closely accompanied by cinnamon. Deep in the background, I can perceive the base of the liquid, but I can't quite distinguish whether it's a cookie, the described dough, or another similar base. It smells exactly like the famous milk drink with sugar, cinnamon, and lemon; the scent is remarkably similar.
This liquid was tested in an RDA with handmade coils and mixed with zero nicotine, so the flavor may vary slightly depending on the situation or devices used. On the inhale, I can taste the tobacco; it is really smooth, and I can't identify exactly what type of tobacco it is. Once in the mouth, the cinnamon comes into play, which also provides a subtle throat hit even without nicotine. Here, I can also notice the maple syrup, which adds creaminess to the liquid and a very nice sweet touch. On the exhale, you can feel a slight hit from the tobacco and another sweet note that I can't quite distinguish—it is probably the sugar or the base of the liquid itself.
In short, it is a very well-defined liquid and not overly sweet at all; it is actually very well-balanced. The only thing I would have liked is a bit more punch to the flavor. I fully recommend this e-liquid.
