There's a number of reviews popping up for these two juices and there's a very simple reason for that. Goodejuice.com is introducing a line of extracted house brewed tobacco vapes and to garner some opinions on those juices, they've been sending out some samples with the simple request that those who received those samples post a review here on ECF. I've quit smoking analogs for just over 4 months at this point and while I do like the variety of sweet / spicy / fruity vapes from time to time - a good tobacco juice (or two, or three) is always in my rotation.
Both samples are a 50/50 PG/VG blend (and are only available in that ratio). The samples for review are at 12mg for strength but options range from 6mg all the way to 36mg. There is not an option for zero nicotine which only makes sense for a extracted tobacco liquid. Prices listed on the website are also VERY reasonable.Hardware used for both juices is my 3.7 E-Power (18650) with a LR (1.5 ohm) 306 atty and drip tip.
Apple Cured Tobacco:
Smells like apple juice
Fresh and crisp are the initial thoughts that come to mind. This is also a very light colored juice being downright close to 'clear'. For my tastes, the apple and tobacco flavors are very well blended complimenting each other without either overpowering the other. The apple flavor is also a fruit - green apple - flavor and not at all a candy or "jolly rancher" type of "apple" flavor. Continuing on flavor - I like flavors that I can really taste and tend to shy away from those that I only get an "essence" or hint of flavor. This is not the case with this liquid. The tobacco is more of the 'fresh cut' type while still retaining a woody quality.
Vapor production is good which is expected of a juice that is 50% VG and while you won't be raped by the throat hit at 12mg - it's definitely there
Black Jack Tobacco:
While darker in color than Apple Cured - this is not a dark juice instead being a tea / amber / cider in color. The aroma from the liquid out of the bottle is woody and quite pleasant My first thought was that this juice is very aptly named as I could easily see this being vaped around the card table on the weekend with some cold beers at the side. It's not overtly heavy but definitely a true medium - full tobacco flavor. This is a liquid I could see going to when I'm looking for a good tobacco flavor without anything else interfering.
Vapor and throat hit are very comparable to Apple Cured and I would expect that going up to 18mg in strength would only further pronouce the throat hit but not become overbearing in the process.
Overall this has been my first taste of Goodejuice and I can easily see myself going back for more of both of these juices. As a final note - I've at least found that tobacco juices - and particularly those that are derived from an extracted tobacco do require a little time to fully come into their own. When the samples were sent to me I was told that they did have a couple of weeks already under their belt but will come back and post a follow up after about 1.5 weeks and revisit the remainder of both bottles If that follow up impression is as good as this one fairly fresh out of the box - these are both very nice juices indeed
Both samples are a 50/50 PG/VG blend (and are only available in that ratio). The samples for review are at 12mg for strength but options range from 6mg all the way to 36mg. There is not an option for zero nicotine which only makes sense for a extracted tobacco liquid. Prices listed on the website are also VERY reasonable.Hardware used for both juices is my 3.7 E-Power (18650) with a LR (1.5 ohm) 306 atty and drip tip.
Apple Cured Tobacco:
Smells like apple juice
Fresh and crisp are the initial thoughts that come to mind. This is also a very light colored juice being downright close to 'clear'. For my tastes, the apple and tobacco flavors are very well blended complimenting each other without either overpowering the other. The apple flavor is also a fruit - green apple - flavor and not at all a candy or "jolly rancher" type of "apple" flavor. Continuing on flavor - I like flavors that I can really taste and tend to shy away from those that I only get an "essence" or hint of flavor. This is not the case with this liquid. The tobacco is more of the 'fresh cut' type while still retaining a woody quality.Vapor production is good which is expected of a juice that is 50% VG and while you won't be raped by the throat hit at 12mg - it's definitely there
Black Jack Tobacco:
While darker in color than Apple Cured - this is not a dark juice instead being a tea / amber / cider in color. The aroma from the liquid out of the bottle is woody and quite pleasant My first thought was that this juice is very aptly named as I could easily see this being vaped around the card table on the weekend with some cold beers at the side. It's not overtly heavy but definitely a true medium - full tobacco flavor. This is a liquid I could see going to when I'm looking for a good tobacco flavor without anything else interfering.
Vapor and throat hit are very comparable to Apple Cured and I would expect that going up to 18mg in strength would only further pronouce the throat hit but not become overbearing in the process.
Overall this has been my first taste of Goodejuice and I can easily see myself going back for more of both of these juices. As a final note - I've at least found that tobacco juices - and particularly those that are derived from an extracted tobacco do require a little time to fully come into their own. When the samples were sent to me I was told that they did have a couple of weeks already under their belt but will come back and post a follow up after about 1.5 weeks and revisit the remainder of both bottles If that follow up impression is as good as this one fairly fresh out of the box - these are both very nice juices indeed
