Adding "heat" to my coffee, help anyone?

[Chris77]

I've started experimenting with coffee flavors recently and think I've found one that comes close to what I'm looking for:

(in parts, flavored @11-12%)
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5 Keoke Coffee
3 French Vanilla
2 Fresh Cream
1 Sweetener

This, albeit after only a night of steeping, is pretty close to the coffee I'm looking for- I like my coffee sweet.

The problem is that it tastes of cold coffee. Is there anyway to add a little "heat" to it? I was thinking of adding a little bit of a spicy tobacco to it, but I also don't want to overwhelm the recipe. I was wondering if there might be a simple ingredient that would do the trick.

Any suggestions?

 

[panachronic]

Adding a little TPA Coffee (clear) might be helpful. It's not a stand-alone coffee flavor, at least not for me, because it's sort of a burnt coffee at the bottom of the pot taste. But it's definitely not a chilled coffee flavor.

 

[Chris77]

Will give that a try, thank you!

 

[LookMa`NoSmoK]

Heat, I have no idea about it, so won't recommend it. But its there.

 

[Chris77]

Interesting, but I'm not sure how coffee would taste with Capsicum Hot Pepper in it

 

[my4jewels]

Perhaps it would be more to your liking if you vaped at a higher voltage. I don't know if this is possible with your vaping gear.

 

[buffaloguy]

Id agree, either a higher voltage or a dual coil clearomizer might be a warmer vape. My ego-w clearomizer. vapes warm like that and it is great with coffee flavors.