Could you please tell me the pg/vg ratio of your Sweet Caroline and Carolina Cured juices? And do you have a little better description of the Carolina Cured other than "Aged tobacco" as shown in the dropdown list on your site? Thanks!
Caroline/Carolina Series PG/VG ratios
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All of our iVape e-liquids are an approximate blend of 60% PG and 40% VG.
Sorry, but everyone's taste buds are different, it's a cured tobacco flavor. I could tell you it tastes like a camel, the next person will tell you it tastes like grapes, and the next will say dirty sweatsocks. It's aged tobacco.
Sorry, but everyone's taste buds are different, it's a cured tobacco flavor. I could tell you it tastes like a camel, the next person will tell you it tastes like grapes, and the next will say dirty sweatsocks. It's aged tobacco.
I think what he means is what is an example of aged tobacco in the real world? A pack of rolling tobacco just dries out and crumbles and turns to sawdust if you try to age it however google turns up pipe tobaccos for "aged tobacco".
I understand about the subjective nature of taste re: juices...and that different tobacco itself tastes radically different depending upon the curing methods, the topping and casing used, etc. Hence the query regarding Carolina Cured's description -- not for a complete flavor profile but more for just the main attribute the recipe was trying to achieve; is the main attribute sweet? Spicy? Peppery? Earthy? Smoky? I'll order some and see.
The reason I asked about vg/pg ratio is that I've ordered the Carolina Sunset on occasion and it seemed to be notably thinner than Sweet Caroline. SC is pretty much my favorite juice, btw -- totally awesome. But is it possible to get a different ratio or perhaps with added flavoring so that it could be thinned a bit later? I know a lot of recipes depend upon certain ratios, so I would understand if it simply is what it is. Thanks!
The reason I asked about vg/pg ratio is that I've ordered the Carolina Sunset on occasion and it seemed to be notably thinner than Sweet Caroline. SC is pretty much my favorite juice, btw -- totally awesome. But is it possible to get a different ratio or perhaps with added flavoring so that it could be thinned a bit later? I know a lot of recipes depend upon certain ratios, so I would understand if it simply is what it is. Thanks!
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they are made with the same liquid base, so they should be the same... barring a reaction from the flavoring, or time spent steeping.
We currently don't do custom mixes, especially not in the near (foreseeable future) while work work our way into AEMSA certification... it'd be a bit too much to handle at current.
We currently don't do custom mixes, especially not in the near (foreseeable future) while work work our way into AEMSA certification... it'd be a bit too much to handle at current.
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