I dont mind waiting...But Ive never been able to place an order.
Not to be presumptuous that I'm in your circle of friends,
I guess that it's been so long that I have dripped something so off putting in my atty that I...oh wait, never-mind. I would not call HHV un-vapeable if my standard for un-vapeable is...
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Even quintuple bagged, it still comes through just to remind me of what hype can amount to.![]()
HHV is a good vendor and was my favorite before I tried Ahlusion. I would not call HHV unvapable as I'm out of Ahlusion and vaping gandalf right now.![]()
Click the picture, or just notice the color. (That AIN'T NyQuil!)
I too am vaping Gandalf right now for old-time's sake, and my last tank was Vecchio Blend (strong tobacco option). Hoping not to offend anyone here and not to say it isn't a good juice, but by comparison, I find ole Gandy a little unsatisfying. People have been making comparisons between A+ and HHV, but while I can see where they're coming from to a certain extent (both are doing interesting things with tobacco and produce a full, creamy vapor that behaves like smoke), A+ is in a class of their own. With A+'s tobaccos, each lucid flavor note sings through with brilliant clarity, giving them a multi-layered effect. I would classify vanilla as a "heavy" or perhaps "thick" flavor, that adds volume, but can blend other flavors into oblivion if not used judiciously. However, in Vecchio, the tobacco cuts through the vanilla, and makes a perfect balance on the finish, rather than getting subsumed by it. I find Gandalf, to be flavorful, but it's a bit muddy, one-dimensional, and heavy-handed by comparison. The creamy aspect of HHV's tobaccos also leaves a less-than-pleasant residual flavor with me, whereas A+'s non-aromatic tobaccos (speaking only of House Blend and Vecchio because those are the two I've tried) )
Vecchio Blend (strong tobacco option) is one of the ones I have steeping and I cant wait to try it.
Mr. Mann, is part of the problem in the fact that they ran out of that 10ml size bottle? If so, couldn't they just say that the only size available is such and such sizes? Then continue to stay open? Or have they run into the explosion of orders to where they really couldn't keep up? I really feel for them. But dang, it has to be kinda nice knowing that the product they are making is really catching on! I know HHV was having a few issues with the explosion of incoming orders. A good vendor and product is worth the wait, speaking for myself naturally. I just adjust my ordering time frame accordingly. I just order a week earlier than what I would normally.
Oh! I hope a little of that has my name on it! I'm not too proud to say I'm dying to try it. I'm assuming it falls into the family of things that either you love it, or you hate it. When it comes to those kinds of things, my curiosity requires that I find out where I fall. Oddly, I just can't bring myself to actually jump through the silly hoops to buy it.
Reminds me of the day I brought a big hunk of epoisses and some good sourdough to a job. Small lunch room, and that stuff just reeks. Everyone was giving me grief. I challenged the crew (who are mostly burger & fries kinda guys) to give it a try. Before I could blink, I had half a crew of Cheese eating surrender monkeys and I didn't even get any! They couldn't believe something that smelled that bad, could taste so good.
Thanks Kimberly. Means a lot to me coming from someone who clearly has great literary taste! C&H's were required reading for my kids. Read side by side with a dictionary, of course.
I too am vaping Gandalf right now for old-time's sake, and my last tank was Vecchio Blend (strong tobacco option). Hoping not to offend anyone here and not to say it isn't a good juice, but by comparison, I find ole Gandy a little unsatisfying. People have been making comparisons between A+ and HHV, but while I can see where they're coming from to a certain extent (both are doing interesting things with tobacco and produce a full, creamy vapor that behaves like smoke), A+ is in a class of their own. With A+'s tobaccos, each lucid flavor note sings through with brilliant clarity, giving them a multi-layered effect. I would classify vanilla as a "heavy" or perhaps "thick" flavor, that adds volume, but can blend other flavors into oblivion if not used judiciously. However, in Vecchio, the tobacco cuts through the vanilla, and makes a perfect balance on the finish, rather than getting subsumed by it. I find Gandalf, to be flavorful, but it's a bit muddy, one-dimensional, and heavy-handed by comparison. The creamy aspect of HHV's tobaccos also leaves a less-than-pleasant residual flavor with me, whereas A+'s non-aromatic tobaccos (speaking only of House Blend and Vecchio because those are the two I've tried) are very clean and crisp. I get the impression that HHV took a lot of good flavors and put them together (certainly a laudable approach), whereas A+ exercises a bit more restraint and selects flavors to add based on their specific properties and the way they interact.