All Flavoring Manufacturers: An Open Discussion

[aikanae1]

I still haven't really looked into it besides a cursory read, but I thought it was just one person. That is a huge difference to be more than one (and even more than two) if it was legitimately coming up so high. Either which way, I hope it does get worked out (if it was truly off) for the vendor's sake and, even more importantly, for the consumers(s).

I followed casually and have dropped it. There's no new facts. The vendor replaced nic for anyone who asked. 1 or 2 aren't happy with vendors test results (duh) and based on their reaction, now I wonder if the original reports weren't dramatized. Like I said, nothing more to see. Of course, that's my opnion only.

 

[JD1]

I picked up a couple of new (for me) flavors on my last order that I'm really liking and wanted to post about them. First is the TFA Dulce de Leche. Good on it's own and great with other flavors. 10% Cap Vanilla Custard and 2% DDL is killer.

Next is Flavourart Oakwood. I think this is supposed to be like soaking in used oak from whiskey barrels or something. I'm not sure how it compares to the real thing but I'm sure liking this in some of my tobacco mixes. Just 1% added to a mix is enough to know it's there and adds a lot of complexity beyond a bourbon or rum flavor.

I'm kicking myself for not picking these up sooner, and for anyone on the fence about these I'd recommend giving them a try.