Backwoods Brew is Back!
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Finally got my first order in today. Ordered 8 flavors all 24mg. Have tried 3 so far, all in new cartos for a clean assesment. Cant smell any of them when I open the bottle, but then again, I am only 4 days analog free. First up is peach. Flavor was more realistic than I expected and vapor was good. I think Don put Chuck Norris in the bottle though cause this juice kicked like a mule going down, to the point that it burns. After 4 drags though, the flavor changed and I can't describe it. Doesnt taste like peach anymore. My wife likes it though. Next was applewood. Very smooth with ok vapor and no throat hit at all. Very light tobacco flavor and I cannot taste the apple. Gonna let this one steep. Next is vanilla. Very warm vanilla flavor. Tastes like creme brule with the toasted sugar on top. good vapor but a very cold (temp) vape with zero throat hit. Perfect flavor and if I could get a throat hit, it would probably be my new vape. Overall I am not dissapointed, but yet not wowed either. Still have 5 more flavors to try so hopefully I can find one with medium to strong flavor and a decent throat hit somewhere between "Chuck" and zilch.
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Taste is highly subjective so YMMV. I swore I wasn't going to get into any of the silly flavors - boy was I wrong - that I was a straight tobacco gal.
Loved my Camels or Benson & Hedges.
When I stumbled onto BWB I tried a couple of non traditional tobacco flavors - the applewood that you ordered plus cherry tobacco and RY4.
That was the beginning of my BWB affair.
I highly recommend those two but if you want to try even one silly flavor - and I mean that with all the respect it deserves being a BWB flavor - then try green apple or peach.
Malty, caramel, cappucinno, expresso, mocha, honey flue, RY4, cherry tobacco, apple wood, dulce le leche, peach, watermelon and I am sure a couple other I cannot remember are the ones that are solid vapes for me at this point.
Please read this thread and understand that many of the BWB get better over a bit of times aka steeping. I think it is the complex flavors but that is just my opinion. Peach - simple - great right out of the mailbox.
RY4 - more complex - good at first but great a week to 10 days later. Same with applewood. Do not get frustrated if you vape it day 1 and are less than thrilled. It will become a great vape in a bit of time. Nice tobacco flavor rounded out with apple.
BTW - there is nothing silly about any of the flavors. I say silly because when I began vaping it seemed silly that people vaped actual food flavors.
Again - I was so wrong.
says the gal blowing huge smoke rings of peach vapor at the ceiling.
Loved my Camels or Benson & Hedges.
When I stumbled onto BWB I tried a couple of non traditional tobacco flavors - the applewood that you ordered plus cherry tobacco and RY4.
That was the beginning of my BWB affair.
I highly recommend those two but if you want to try even one silly flavor - and I mean that with all the respect it deserves being a BWB flavor - then try green apple or peach.
Malty, caramel, cappucinno, expresso, mocha, honey flue, RY4, cherry tobacco, apple wood, dulce le leche, peach, watermelon and I am sure a couple other I cannot remember are the ones that are solid vapes for me at this point.
Please read this thread and understand that many of the BWB get better over a bit of times aka steeping. I think it is the complex flavors but that is just my opinion. Peach - simple - great right out of the mailbox.
RY4 - more complex - good at first but great a week to 10 days later. Same with applewood. Do not get frustrated if you vape it day 1 and are less than thrilled. It will become a great vape in a bit of time. Nice tobacco flavor rounded out with apple.
BTW - there is nothing silly about any of the flavors. I say silly because when I began vaping it seemed silly that people vaped actual food flavors.
Again - I was so wrong.
says the gal blowing huge smoke rings of peach vapor at the ceiling.
I guess the next time I order, I'll have to try the peach and the strawberry. That way I'll be able to get my daily fruit intake in this winter.
Right now I'm letting my last order steep in the back of my kitchen cubbard after leaving both the cap and the covers off of each bottle for 24 hours - first time to take tops and covers off of my juices for 24 hours. This time I got smart and marked the date on them so I would know when I got them and how long I've let them steep.
Right now I'm letting my last order steep in the back of my kitchen cubbard after leaving both the cap and the covers off of each bottle for 24 hours - first time to take tops and covers off of my juices for 24 hours. This time I got smart and marked the date on them so I would know when I got them and how long I've let them steep.
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