Can someone explain to me why vapor production matters when rating a flavor?

[lcs123]

I'm new to the (vaping) community and i have a newbie question here:
I have been looking up reviews on some new flavors to try and people always comment about vapor production. Does that really matter (flavor/quality wise) or is it just a visual fondness people have towards it?

 

[Bunnykiller]

increased vapor density is a quality of flavor "increaser", kinda like coffie, dark coffie normally has a stronger taste than watery/light coffie
the more vapor the more flavor since the flavor is carried by the vapor

 

[vaperature]

I don't enjoy it if there isn't good vapage. I like at least 60% vg ideally. Lots of vapor means your PV is working well. It is, after all, called vaping for a reason.

 

[Thrasher]

I agree with bunny............ not only that it is a decent indicator of the mix used as VG makes more then PG. but pg carries more flavor.

so its nice to know that it tastes good and vapes good as well.

 

[TheReign]

pretty much what everyone has said in a nutshell. if you dont get a good cloud... Wheres the flavor?

 

[Free6413]

What they said! All of it.

 

[lcs123]

haha..thanks guys I wasnt sure if there was a way to get low cloud/high flavor but since they go hand in hand it would make sense that it is important and not just special effects lol

 

[Thrasher]

well in general PG makes less vapor but carries flavor very well. as for really low vapor your going to get low flavor as well.

but the general idea is "yea this atty is kicking out the vapor and with this chamber design it is pushing plenty of flavor as well"

 

[Buggainok]

Okay, I get it now. I was wondering about that, too. I've noticed when my battery gets low, there is less vapor, and also less flavor. So that makes sense. When I change the battery, the vapor is back and so is the flavor. Well, well.