I haven't heard the term "just jiving" in years
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Randy, have you tried Vecchio yet?
Ahlusion Tobaccos?
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I know, far out, right? LOL
Randy, have you tried Vecchio yet?
How long does vecchio need to steep for? It's been 5 days and I'm not crazy about it.
You get the strong tobacco option? I don't exactly remember, but 5 days is considered (in my book) not steeped at all, or just beginning.
Gotcha, they didn't have the option so I just left it in the comments/special requests box.
Man, I remember when I first started with some of those (as I have pointed out) when I thought the whole steeping thing was bologna! I sing a different tune now, though it may be different for you. Time will tell.
I did learn the importance of steeping with both backwoods brew and HHV juices. At first they were bland and tasted like cardboard, then they magically woke up and completely changed.
This is one of those things that need to be experienced! I feel bad for new vapers sometimes because I know how flaky it seems to order a liquid and then have someone tell you to "put it away" for many weeks. Hell, I just started vaping my Caramel Pear Black Tea (amazing Ahlusion liquid BTW) and I ordered it in November of last year. I bought it, opened it, shook it, and put it always and forgot about it. Now, the key is to be on a schedule so you don't get empty without having more waiting in the steeping life, so I guess I should order more now. LOL
Nope... funny you mention this because I just added it to my wish-list for my next re-order. Hmmmm, the idea of a "good" vanilla flavor mixed with a quality tobacco
I love vanilla, but I have steered clear of it for the last year. Most vanillas I've tried just don't capture that true vanilla bean taste I've been craving. I read quite a few reviews and the overwhelming response has been that Wlad rocks in the vanilla department. I overlooked this one...
Nope... funny you mention this because I just added it to my wish-list for my next re-order. Hmmmm, the idea of a "good" vanilla flavor mixed with a quality tobacco
I would recommend, though don't tell anyone, Vecchio over Vurley. The reason is if you are looking for a vanilla vape with tobacco, you'll find it in Vecchio before Vurley. To me, Vurley is, as the name implies, a joining of the two--Burley and vanilla--to the point of neither necessarily being all that reminiscent of their life prior to that union. So, if you want a tobacco and vanilla where neither are more than the other but the sum of the two are greater than its parts, go for Vurley. I just ordered Vecchio yesterday, but I sure as hell already got Vurley. LOL
It's been a week of steeping so far and the only ones i've tried have been the AHB, CHB, and PHB. The fruit in each one is downright delicious. Real juicy apple, real dark cherries, real juicy peach; HOWEVER, I taste no tobacco in any of them. Will that change with more steeping?
Not really. Those are really not made for vapers such as yourself, ashechtman. Some vapers love those who "want" tobacco but can't handle tobacco in it's entirety; where as people like us can barely taste any in those. Those juices use tobacco in a way that, as the website states, the "focus is not on the tobacco itself" and it is "fairly neutral." It would almost be a way of taming/varying the fruits/other ingredients to making them different versions of what they are. Does that make sense?
Hopefully you can get some BGB soon along with the rest of the aros.
p.s. Essentially, BGB can be added to all of those non-aros with awesome results.
Makes perfect sense to me, thanks! In that case I reallyyy can't wait until the aros are back in stock. They really sound like exactly what i've been looking for. I just hope the other flavors on the aromatics aren't too subtle (cherry, peach, maple, etc..)
Sweet Georgia Peach for example, so is that like strong tobacco and strong with peach? Or strong tob medium peach?
Okay, for the aros (This is solely my take on these, though NOBODY would argue with the first two):
Devil Dog, Blue Grass Burley, Smokin' Cherries, Vurley and Caribbean Blend are the strongest (strongest in other ingredients and tobacco both). This group would be "strong tobacco and strong with _________"
Sweet Georgia Peach, Honey Cured, Cocoa Blend and Maple Burley are the lighter bunch (though stronger and more flavorful in the tobacco department then their counterparts in the non-aros; their "other" flavors are spot on). This bunch is more like Medium tobacco with slightly stong(er) __________"
The first bunch of strong flavors, save for Caribbean Blend (which is a weird juice for me to wrap my brain around as of now), all have a healthy does of tobacco. Not just the two straight tobaccos, but even with the other flavors, the tobacco shines though even if being on a level playing field with the other flavors.
The lighter bunch seem to be still mostly even-Steven, but the overall volume--meaning intensity of tobacco--seems to be less. Those "lighter" juices by any other vendor NET standards, at least in the intensity of tobacco area, would not fit into a "light" bunch.
Okay, for the aros (This is solely my take on these, though NOBODY would argue with the first two):
Devil Dog, Blue Grass Burley, Smokin' Cherries, Vurley and Caribbean Blend are the strongest (strongest in other ingredients and tobacco both). This group would be "strong tobacco and strong with _________"
Sweet Georgia Peach, Honey Cured, Cocoa Blend and Maple Burley are the lighter bunch (though stronger and more flavorful in the tobacco department then their counterparts in the non-aros; their "other" flavors are spot on). This bunch is more like Medium tobacco with slightly stong(er) __________"
The first bunch of strong flavors, save for Caribbean Blend (which is a weird juice for me to wrap my brain around as of now), all have a healthy dose of tobacco. Not just the two straight tobaccos, but even with the other flavors, the tobacco shines though even if being on a level playing field with the other flavors.
The lighter bunch seem to be still mostly even-Steven, but the overall volume--meaning intensity of tobacco--seems to be less. Those "lighter" aros by any other vendor NET vendor standards, at least in the intensity of tobacco area, would quite not fit into a "light" bunch.
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Great reply, thanks so much. These aro's sound fn amazing. Next payday I'm gettin me a vamo, igo-l RBA (gonna set it up with 2 coils), and all the aros. Can't wait.
Smokin' Cherries and Vurley are killer. I liked Smokin' Cherries a little more (considering it was made based on my profile, I damn should like it more. LOL) The ones that are must tries in my book are BGB, Smokin' Cherries, Vurley, Sweet Georgia Peach and Honey Cured.
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