This doesn't taste bad, necessarily, but it reminds me distinctly of the way Hoppes No. 9, a gun cleaning solvent, smells. If I can get over that, I might like it.
Backwoods Brew Applewood
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First of all...congrats on quitting analogs! I thought the same thing when I first started vaping..it was too easy/good to be twue!! Secondly...WOW..and....WOW! You're really jumping in with both feet and not beating around the bush with vaping by getting a Provari!! GOOD FOR YOU! Your initial investment will be high, but the payoff will be well worth it (and just keep in mind how much money you WERE spending on analogs and that will keep it in perspective for ya!) You have chosen a great new pv and an awesome juice supplier Jack! Way to Go!
I have to agree. I have been working on 10ml bottles of Applewood, Maple Tobacco, 555, Honey Flue Nut and Hunter's Blend from BWB and the Applewood is easily my least favorite of these tobacco flavors. The apple is just too stark of a flavor in the blend. I plan on letting it steep the longest to see if it evens out some more. I have a feeling that it will.
Hunter's Blend, in particular, is awesome.
Tried 7 other juices after applewood and did not care for any of them. For people that have tried applewood and other bwb juices, what resembles applewood? I am looking for that same tobacco flavor minus the apple. Thanks in advance.
Now see? This is proof that tastes vary.
I really, really like BWB Applewood. The thinner consistency makes it perfect for loading into a cartomizer, but it still drips well.
I agree that allowing it to rest/steep for a couple weeks seems to enhance the flavor and bring out the tobacco. Also, I like juices which are amenable to mixing; I hope Don doesn't cringe if he reads this, but mixing it 3:1 with a neutral tobacco flavor (in my case, Dekang Hilton) made for an incredibly nice vape that reminded me of the pipe tobacco my grandpa used to smoke.
By itself, the apple does overwhelm the tobacco, but again, steeping helps with this.
My rating 1 = poor, 55 = excellent:
Aroma = 5
Flavor = 3.5 before steeping, 4 after two weeks in a cool dark place
Vapor production = 4
TH =2.5 - 3.0 I think nicotine strength affects this.
Overall = 4
So there you go. BTW, I sure hope Don gets back to me soon on an order I sent via e-mail yesterday; I'm out of Casablanca (excellent tobacco blend!)
I really, really like BWB Applewood. The thinner consistency makes it perfect for loading into a cartomizer, but it still drips well.
I agree that allowing it to rest/steep for a couple weeks seems to enhance the flavor and bring out the tobacco. Also, I like juices which are amenable to mixing; I hope Don doesn't cringe if he reads this, but mixing it 3:1 with a neutral tobacco flavor (in my case, Dekang Hilton) made for an incredibly nice vape that reminded me of the pipe tobacco my grandpa used to smoke.
By itself, the apple does overwhelm the tobacco, but again, steeping helps with this.
My rating 1 = poor, 55 = excellent:
Aroma = 5
Flavor = 3.5 before steeping, 4 after two weeks in a cool dark place
Vapor production = 4
TH =2.5 - 3.0 I think nicotine strength affects this.
Overall = 4
So there you go. BTW, I sure hope Don gets back to me soon on an order I sent via e-mail yesterday; I'm out of Casablanca (excellent tobacco blend!)
You might try ordering from the BWB website...
www.BackWoodsBrew.net
His site shows his stock levels, which have actually been a little low lately, due to an overwhelming demand for his superior e-liquids.
www.BackWoodsBrew.net
His site shows his stock levels, which have actually been a little low lately, due to an overwhelming demand for his superior e-liquids.
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