Aroma review thread
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Ex-pipe smokers (like me) tend to really enjoy Aroma's tobacco flavors. Turkish blend, Beatle juice, and Sahara are all good flavors to me.
I just started rewicking with cotton (previously used silica, but had to see what the hype was all about), and I'm getting mixed results on flavor. Some flavors are "popping" more, and some are being muted. I'll let the wicks break in, then come back and chat about it some more.
I just started rewicking with cotton (previously used silica, but had to see what the hype was all about), and I'm getting mixed results on flavor. Some flavors are "popping" more, and some are being muted. I'll let the wicks break in, then come back and chat about it some more.
what wattage (voltage/resistance combo?) are you using with your Aroma tobaccos? I go up and down on voltage with a 1.7 ohm carto or atty and always seem to forget where the best flavor occurred the last time!
I'm glad you asked. It seems that I was vaping at 3.5 v on a 2.2 oHm rebuilt coil (ProTank). I'm not sure why my ProVari was set so low. 
No wonder the taste was lacking. I turned it up to 4.1v and now everything tastes fine.
1.8-2.5 oHm coils, 3.8-4.2 volts seems to be the sweet spot for me, with tobacco flavors.
edit: Now I remember why I had it set to 3.5v. I had a Aga-T with a 3.0 oHm coil on there earlier. I need to rebuild that one with lower oHms. 4.1v just gave me a burned taste.
I don't do the Watts conversion. I just vape to taste. I know if I make my coils within certain tolerances (1.8-2.5 oHms) I can get a good vape out of it. Certain dessert flavored juices require the voltage to be in the 3.5v range for me, but that is the exception, rather than the rule. I vape most everything at 4.2v when using silica. I'm finding that cotton is less forgiving, but easier to work with when rebuilding coils.
No wonder the taste was lacking. I turned it up to 4.1v and now everything tastes fine. 1.8-2.5 oHm coils, 3.8-4.2 volts seems to be the sweet spot for me, with tobacco flavors.
edit: Now I remember why I had it set to 3.5v. I had a Aga-T with a 3.0 oHm coil on there earlier. I need to rebuild that one with lower oHms. 4.1v just gave me a burned taste.
I don't do the Watts conversion. I just vape to taste. I know if I make my coils within certain tolerances (1.8-2.5 oHms) I can get a good vape out of it. Certain dessert flavored juices require the voltage to be in the 3.5v range for me, but that is the exception, rather than the rule. I vape most everything at 4.2v when using silica. I'm finding that cotton is less forgiving, but easier to work with when rebuilding coils.
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Miami Creme Brulee is back and I think it is better then before. I do not know what the secret ingredient is but it is awesome. I have tried others and even tried mixing one myself and this is the best. I am so happy to my ADV back. My husband and son said I acted like a kid at Christmas when they brought in my Vapemail. LOL Thank you for bringing it back.
Seems to me I remember it was sweet, but was one of the few sweet ones I liked. When I first started vaping caramel type flavors were always my favorites.
So good to hear! I've. I was hoping it was as good as you had remembered. Merry Christmas
it has not left my mouth. LOL I don't know if its orange or some kind of citrus but whatever it is it balances the caramel so its not too strong. Nicoticket has 2 creme brulees and they were good but just didn't hit the spot like this does.
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