3 e-liquid reviews from Naturally-Extracted-tobacco.com originally posted in the http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/general-e-liquid-discussion/274904-natural-tobaccos.html ; these e-liquids were provided for personal sampling through a PIF care package, and all were in 12mg nicotine; as I generaly vape 24mg, throat hit could not be accurately judged.
Coventry -- Naturally Extracted Tobacco.com
12mg nicotine, 70 PG/30 VG, Cold Extraction
Sampled on Phoenix V4 RDA on various coils in the 1 ohm range, Ekowool/Kanthal, k100 mech mod with freshly charged 18650 IMR battery
Freshly dripped the smooth, sweeter Cavendish is upfront, a slight creaminess with a subtle twang of vanilla. The drier Burley lies underneath but shines fuller as the wicks dry out, taking center stage and leaving the sweet twang in its dust. A nice blend of flavors and textures that soothes and relaxes you. It rides the fences between smoke shack and dessert, but doesn't leave you wanting. The vanilla is faint, but there's enough to linger on your tongue when you put your PV down.
Tried it with 2 different coil builds, and the vanilla comes across better on the lower ohms. Vapor is still light, but I expect that with a higher PG liquid. No throat hit @ 12mg, but I'm used to 24mg.
There's enough flavor to keep you interested for a short stretch, but I always follow up Coventry with Black Cavendish which satisfies me more. I will save a place in my rotation for Coventry. It's a light, unassuming vape with just enough oomph to keep you wanting to taste it again.
Gold -- Naturally Extracted Tobacco.com
12mg nicotine, 70 PG/30 VG, Cold Extraction
Sampled on Phoenix V4 RDA on various coils in the 1 ohm range, Ekowool/Kanthal, k100 mech mod with freshly charged 18650 IMR battery
editors note: the 2 bottles from NET.com that are original as sold, the dates are from August 2013, so I assume that the other 2 are from the same month.
Gold is the name of the eliquid, it is the color of the juice, and it tastes of Gold as well. Gold is grassy, yet flavorful: all yellows, browns, oranges with a touch of green -- not quite Autumnal, but of late summer fields, a fresh, sweet breeze sweeping topsoil into the air. It reminds me of open fields, country life, clean, crisp breezes. But when I hit it hard, I get a whiff of Latakia gasoline -- so very faint.
Gold is amazing that way. It's yellow grassy, hay, straw yet there's that inherent sweetness that surprised me, and when I push the liquid, I detect that slight industrial-note of Latakia. The sweetness is nondescript but it's more than a hint since I feel it infuses the grassy notes, washing away the dryness I taste from other tobaccos that share the color.
There is no wet dog here. Gold is another NET.com liquid I could vape for a long duration. It would make for a great analog replacement for those coming straight from cigarettes.
Black Cavendish -- Naturally Extracted Tobacco.com
12mg nicotine, 70 PG/30 VG, Cold Extraction
Sampled on Phoenix V4 RDA on various coils in the 1 ohm range, Ekowool/Kanthal, k100 mech mod with freshly charged 18650 IMR battery
Black Cavendish is remarkable in it's smoky sweetness, since the sweetness is vague yet bold, and the smokiness is light yet adds a funk to the flavor... actually, I think that is the flavor, since I can't describe it any other way. But it's a dreamscape type of haze, not distinct -- more impressionistic. The vapor has a creaminess even with the high PG. The eliquid is an enigma -- there is a pleasing flavor, or funk as some might call it, yet I can't describe what the flavor is.
As mentioned in my review of Coventry, I prefer Black Cavendish a bit more than Coventry, yet both have their strengths. Those two are great when vaped back to back. Black Cavendish has a bit more body, I think than Coventry, perhaps a headiness. The funk has it!
Naturally Extracted Tobacco.com is 3/3 -- not a loser in the bunch. I hope that at the proper nicotine level that there is a discernible throat hit with the 3 that I have tried, and I am very, very eager to try out some of the hybrids and more from the pipe selection. Clay has done a marvelous job, and deserves more attention and acclaim. I know he'll have my business.
These, and other NETS from this vendor can be found here: www.Naturally-Extracted-Tobacco.com, e-liquids for electronic cigarettes
Coventry -- Naturally Extracted Tobacco.com
12mg nicotine, 70 PG/30 VG, Cold Extraction
Sampled on Phoenix V4 RDA on various coils in the 1 ohm range, Ekowool/Kanthal, k100 mech mod with freshly charged 18650 IMR battery
Freshly dripped the smooth, sweeter Cavendish is upfront, a slight creaminess with a subtle twang of vanilla. The drier Burley lies underneath but shines fuller as the wicks dry out, taking center stage and leaving the sweet twang in its dust. A nice blend of flavors and textures that soothes and relaxes you. It rides the fences between smoke shack and dessert, but doesn't leave you wanting. The vanilla is faint, but there's enough to linger on your tongue when you put your PV down.
Tried it with 2 different coil builds, and the vanilla comes across better on the lower ohms. Vapor is still light, but I expect that with a higher PG liquid. No throat hit @ 12mg, but I'm used to 24mg.
There's enough flavor to keep you interested for a short stretch, but I always follow up Coventry with Black Cavendish which satisfies me more. I will save a place in my rotation for Coventry. It's a light, unassuming vape with just enough oomph to keep you wanting to taste it again.
Gold -- Naturally Extracted Tobacco.com
12mg nicotine, 70 PG/30 VG, Cold Extraction
Sampled on Phoenix V4 RDA on various coils in the 1 ohm range, Ekowool/Kanthal, k100 mech mod with freshly charged 18650 IMR battery
editors note: the 2 bottles from NET.com that are original as sold, the dates are from August 2013, so I assume that the other 2 are from the same month.
Gold is the name of the eliquid, it is the color of the juice, and it tastes of Gold as well. Gold is grassy, yet flavorful: all yellows, browns, oranges with a touch of green -- not quite Autumnal, but of late summer fields, a fresh, sweet breeze sweeping topsoil into the air. It reminds me of open fields, country life, clean, crisp breezes. But when I hit it hard, I get a whiff of Latakia gasoline -- so very faint.
Gold is amazing that way. It's yellow grassy, hay, straw yet there's that inherent sweetness that surprised me, and when I push the liquid, I detect that slight industrial-note of Latakia. The sweetness is nondescript but it's more than a hint since I feel it infuses the grassy notes, washing away the dryness I taste from other tobaccos that share the color.
There is no wet dog here. Gold is another NET.com liquid I could vape for a long duration. It would make for a great analog replacement for those coming straight from cigarettes.
Black Cavendish -- Naturally Extracted Tobacco.com
12mg nicotine, 70 PG/30 VG, Cold Extraction
Sampled on Phoenix V4 RDA on various coils in the 1 ohm range, Ekowool/Kanthal, k100 mech mod with freshly charged 18650 IMR battery
Black Cavendish is remarkable in it's smoky sweetness, since the sweetness is vague yet bold, and the smokiness is light yet adds a funk to the flavor... actually, I think that is the flavor, since I can't describe it any other way. But it's a dreamscape type of haze, not distinct -- more impressionistic. The vapor has a creaminess even with the high PG. The eliquid is an enigma -- there is a pleasing flavor, or funk as some might call it, yet I can't describe what the flavor is.
As mentioned in my review of Coventry, I prefer Black Cavendish a bit more than Coventry, yet both have their strengths. Those two are great when vaped back to back. Black Cavendish has a bit more body, I think than Coventry, perhaps a headiness. The funk has it!
Naturally Extracted Tobacco.com is 3/3 -- not a loser in the bunch. I hope that at the proper nicotine level that there is a discernible throat hit with the 3 that I have tried, and I am very, very eager to try out some of the hybrids and more from the pipe selection. Clay has done a marvelous job, and deserves more attention and acclaim. I know he'll have my business.
These, and other NETS from this vendor can be found here: www.Naturally-Extracted-Tobacco.com, e-liquids for electronic cigarettes
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