Anise, coriander, ginger root, lemon grass . . . I've been wondering the same thing.
I don't mean to sound like the Ahlusion brigade charging in, because I do love them and they're my current favorite vendor. But your post has me curious. Have you tried them and didn't like them, or is it just the hype that turns you off?
I imagine I did sound pretty .....y there.
I imagine I did sound pretty .....y there.
But yeah - it's the hype thing.
And it's not that I have any reason to believe this company's awful in some way. I haven't tried them, and I'm sure they're fine. It's just that, in the three months or so that I've been vaping, I've already noticed that certain vendors and juices will cycle in and out of absolutely wild popularity, and that, for the duration that one of these guys is at the top of the heap, it will dominate every possible discussion, and become the answer to every possible question.
It kind of makes it seem like there's no point in asking about anything, and makes a stubborn person like me want to avoid them. (I've got too many former superestars gathering dust to want to buy more.) But I really am sorry if that sounds terribly cranky. I didn't mean it to.
Anyway, thanks for the tip on Velvet Vapors. That sounds very unusual and interesting, and I'll definitely take a look.
Well, I'm glad you understand, Cinnamonkey. For a minute there I was feeling like a twelve year-old who'd accidentally said something bad about Justin Beiber.
Have you by any chance read Chef Josh's reviews on the VaporRater website? I really like those! He gives his own personal opinion, but he also really knows how to describe flavors and sensations in such a way that a person can make up his or her own mind. I expect that comes from being trained in cooking and reading a lot of food writers. That's neat, and he's really fun to read.
. I have to be honest, I haven't seen Chef Josh's reviews, though from what you are saying he seems interesting, and I will gladly check him out. I am always up for a good read.
