Horchata (TPA) Amazing!!!

[Steve K]

I knew when I read the description of this I had to get it,and it is probably the best flavor I have received so far.It is spot on with the creamy milk,rice,cinnamon,and vanilla,could also be passed on as a rice pudding with cinnamon flavor and I can see adding some coconut or banana to this or many options.has anyone else tried this yet??

 

[Veezy]

Oh mannnn ive been looking for a good horchata flavor I will have to give it a try!

 

[Veezy]

i tried Ecblends "dragons milk" which is supposed to be horchata but to me its nothing close. its actually just like eating a tablespoon of cinnamon with the hot tamales candy

 

[Steve K]

i tried Ecblends "dragons milk" which is supposed to be horchata but to me its nothing close. its actually just like eating a tablespoon of cinnamon with the hot tamales candy

This you can actually taste the creamy milk and vanilla.The smell is awesome too.I use 13%

 

[Tracker II]

I couldn't agree more about TPA's Horchata. It's been my afternoon vape (at 10%) for about 3 months now.

Don't you love it when you can get some nice, well-balanced, complexity in one flavor bottle?

 

[Steve K]

I couldn't agree more about TPA's Horchata. It's been my afternoon vape (at 10%) for about 3 months now.

Don't you love it when you can get some nice, well-balanced, complexity in one flavor bottle?

I do love this flavor but I seem to use around 13% -15% simply because it is a tame flavor and is smooth and creamy and awesome.

 

[solardrgn]

i tried this a few months back and it was horrible to me? tasted nothing horchata at 15%. i havent touched it since but i may try again... was any steeping necessary?

 

[Starlyte2]

I'm going after this one right now!

 

[Steve K]

i tried this a few months back and it was horrible to me? tasted nothing horchata at 15%. i havent touched it since but i may try again... was any steeping necessary?

No no steeping at all,It has a creamy cinnamon egg nog type of flavor more on the rice milk side.Was good right out of bottle.

 

[wavefanatic]

i tried this a few months back and it was horrible to me? tasted nothing horchata at 15%. i havent touched it since but i may try again... was any steeping necessary?

I had the same experience. It was very strong on the cinnamon side, but mine was TFA from Wizard Labs. I thought that TPA and TFA were the same company now though..

 

[Steve K]

I had the same experience. It was very strong on the cinnamon side, but mine was TFA from Wizard Labs. I thought that TPA and TFA were the same company now though..

They are the same.

 

[ForeverTwoWheels]

Glad to hear it's good straight out the bottle. I should have some soon

 

[Steve K]

Glad to hear it's good straight out the bottle. I should have some soon

I use about 12% - 15% and I suggest a sweetner.

 

[solardrgn]

hmm maybe i'll try it again. i use EM as a sweetner; usually 1 drop/2ml. how much would you put?

 

[Steve K]

hmm maybe i'll try it again. i use EM as a sweetner; usually 1 drop/2ml. how much would you put?

I actually use EZ Sweetz (Suclarose) instead of EM but I do have EM but don't use it much. 1 Drop/2ml Seems about right if I was to use it.I can't see Horchta being very tasty unless its sweet and its good as a stand alone flavor as I cant see adding anything except maybe a little coconut

 

[1990FOXBODY]

I just ordered some from them. I loved the Ripe Banana and hope I like this one too. I had a Columbian friend lived down the street from me growing up, his momma would make Horchata from scratch. I am needing some new flavors, and this might be one of them.

 

[krewblink]

I tried this. tasted like cinnamon and spoiled milk. very very nasty maybe i got a bad batch? i ordered directly from TPA/TfA

 

[SurphKid11]

I had the same experience. It was very strong on the cinnamon side, but mine was TFA from Wizard Labs. I thought that TPA and TFA were the same company now though..

yea i got the TFA one from wizard labs a few weeks ago and i just tried it tonight and its really strong on the cinnamon side i added 2 drops of sweet cream but i think im gonna add more. hopefully it will get better with steeping. but i wish it tasted how the OP's horchata tasted

 

[we2rcool]

We, too, love the TFA Horchata...but we cannot imagine using it at such high percentages (to each his own, of course). We tried it at 10% and were blown-away by the cinnamon - then cut it to 9% and added 3% Sweet Cream - STILL too strong for us (but closer to real Horchata). We've just made up a batch at 7% with 2% Sweet Cream (TFA) and 2% Vienna Cream (FA).

Oh yeah, that seriously hits the spot for us! (And fwiw, our base is all VG with a bit of distilled water and sterile saline).

 

[kenxstyle]

what shops carry this!!!??