I've been trying for a while now to get something that is very near top shelf mix quality and I feel I'm very close with this one.
30ml batch
50:50 PG/VG
6.08mg/ml nicotine
15ml (50%) VG
5.2ml (17.3%) PG
3.8ml (12.6%) 48mg/ml 100% PG nicotine solution
2.2ml (7.3%) Bavarian Cream LA
1.2ml (4%) Creme De Menthe TFA
1.0ml (3.3%) Marshmallow TFA
1.0ml (3.3%) Double Chocolate BV (Better Vapes - Premium E-Liquid, Electronic Cigarettes and Accessories)
0.6ml (2%) Koolada TFA
Percentages are extrapolated, I used the exact ml indicated for each ingredient.
Okay, no steep just a good shake and I want to vape the whole batch.
This is mostly cool mint on the inhale with a very slight chocolate back note accentuated by a mild but noticeable creamy texture I've been looking for on the exhale.
All in all I'm really excited that I have something nice at this point, I'm going to make a second batch exactly as listed and another with a few slight adjustments to the Koolada (-4ml), Double Chocolate (+2ml), and Bavarian Cream (+2ml) and put them up to steep.
Any comments or suggestions would be great I know it isn't done, but it's a start.
Maurice
30ml batch
50:50 PG/VG
6.08mg/ml nicotine
15ml (50%) VG
5.2ml (17.3%) PG
3.8ml (12.6%) 48mg/ml 100% PG nicotine solution
2.2ml (7.3%) Bavarian Cream LA
1.2ml (4%) Creme De Menthe TFA
1.0ml (3.3%) Marshmallow TFA
1.0ml (3.3%) Double Chocolate BV (Better Vapes - Premium E-Liquid, Electronic Cigarettes and Accessories)
0.6ml (2%) Koolada TFA
Percentages are extrapolated, I used the exact ml indicated for each ingredient.
Okay, no steep just a good shake and I want to vape the whole batch.
This is mostly cool mint on the inhale with a very slight chocolate back note accentuated by a mild but noticeable creamy texture I've been looking for on the exhale.
All in all I'm really excited that I have something nice at this point, I'm going to make a second batch exactly as listed and another with a few slight adjustments to the Koolada (-4ml), Double Chocolate (+2ml), and Bavarian Cream (+2ml) and put them up to steep.
Any comments or suggestions would be great I know it isn't done, but it's a start.
Maurice