Have you ever tasted a juice so real that..

[mostlyclassics]

Liberty Flights has an e-liquid called "Whisky," without the "e," as in Scotch whisky instead of Bourbon whiskey. And it does taste very much like a fairly light blended Scotch like Usher's or Dewar's. One night I loaded up a cart with "Whisky" and took a couple of drags: quite tasty, thought I. I left that setup on my desk.

The next morning, very early in the morning, I took a mug of coffee to my downstairs office and blindly reached for a setup in the pile. Out came the one with "Whisky" in it. Now, understand that I haven't partaken of Adult Beverages before the sun has gone well over the yardarm since my wastrel college days 40 years ago. "Whisky" was quite a shock!

I still enjoy that Liberty Flights "Whisky." But only at night, and only with a chocolate chip cookie!

 

[my4jewels]

If you like a nice sweet orange creamsicle, you won't regret it. The sweet tangerine gives it a nice little zing.

Simple is good, hard to mess up simple! Thanks for the recipe, I was thinking of getting some orange flavorings, and that has now been decided!

 

[demon72]

Have you ever tasted a juice so real that you were actually disappointed to realize that you were not actually eating something?

I have some diy orange creamsicle/sweet tangerine, and it's so good that I feel like I should have something physical in my mouth to swallow. It's kind of weird and disappointing to find out that it's just vapor.

Yea, today... Cinnamon red hots double flavor 50/50 from The Vapor Room....My ol' lady got it today and g'damn its on the money....and gobs of flavor ta boot!

 

[NicLiq]

Capella's Banana Split at 15%, 50/50 is out of this world. It took about 3 days to get that way and I swear its a DQ Banana Split.

I made some Capella Peaches and Cream last night and it's not ready to vape yet, but I smell the bottle just for fun.

 

[bmwjen]

tasty vapor's cheesecake------cheesecake in a bottle
vapor renew's ----------peaches & cream

 

[dmj4]

Hollyberry,
What device do you use for the canteloupe?
Thanks!