Always remember that there are two types of cinnamon.

[Signal30]

Two types of cinnamon flavor.

1) Pastry tasting cinnamon like what it would taste like on a cinnamon roll.

2) Candy tasting cinnamon like Big Red gum.


Same name but drastically different in taste. One brand of juice may make a apple cinnamon that tastes like apple cinnamon pie. Another one can taste like Red Hot's and apple Jolly Ranchers.

 

[jefsview]

Discovered that the hard way, did you?

 

[Signal30]

Discovered that the hard way, did you?

Oh Lord I did. The pasrty cinnamon apple is delicious espically when drinking coffee.

The candy tasting cinnamon apple cobo should be renamed to vomit flavored. Nasty.

 

[Baditude]

I like both types, for different vaping moods. I like the pastry cinnamon alone or added to some apple or pear. The red hot cinnamon is good when my taste buds are bored with my regular flavors rotation and need a shock.

 

[bikerbeagle]

Like Baditude, I keep a 30ml bottle of Red Hots Cinnamon around to add to flavors that seem weak or bland to me.

One time, when I first tried it, I vaped it full strength ...and I won't be doing that again anytime soon.

 

[gr1llmeacheese]

Nicquids sinthol is a good example of big red type cinnamon done right. Tastes awesome and doesn't crack plastic tanks.

 

[SharonMM]

Yuck yeah I hate the big red gum cinnamon. But bakery cinnamon is YUM.

How can I discern between the two when I am ordering?

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[Signal30]

Yuck yeah I hate the big red gum cinnamon. But bakery cinnamon is YUM.

How can I discern between the two when I am ordering?

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THAT is a good question.

 

[jefsview]

Same with the fruit flavors. Is it fresh fruit, perfume fruit or candy fruit...

All one can do is head over to the eliquid reviews sub forum here and read up, or ask a pointed question in this forum and hope for responses. That is difficult if one is trying out a bunch of new juices, but by reading reviews of the vendors you are interested in, you should be able to get a good "feel" for what they produce.

But we always fall into that "taste is subjective" thing. One person might think it taskes like candy peach, and another person might think it tastes like a fresh peach. I've seen reviews like that on vendors' sites, back to back If uncertain -- ask here in the forums.

But then again... who do you trust? A vicious circle