Ineffective juice reviews.

[DezRo]

I find it hard to shop for juices when so many reviewers are so vague and "fan-boy" about everything.
I'm not interested in hearing things like "vape heaven" or "It's perfect for when I'm sitting around on the porch on a cool, crisp autumn evening".
This is completely unhelpful and really just constitutes an opinion or personal impression rather than an actual review.
Flowery language and poetry has it's place...but actual descriptors are what I look for when trying to determine whether I might want to try a new juice.
I really don't care if it hits the spot for you on fishing trips or cool summer evenings or whatever. That kind of comment really tells me nothing about the actual qualities (flavor/vapor) of the juice.
Unfortunately I think the train has already left the station and this trend has become the norm.

This trend is definitely a bigger problem on the actual juice vendor websites though as I'm still able to find good descriptive reviews on ECF from time to time, or from other sites that focus on 3rd party reviews.

Vape heaven though , definitely one of my biggest pet peeves to hear that get thrown around so rampantly.
Do we understand what the concept of heaven actually is? It's really got nothing to do with the materialism of a compulsive habit like smoking or vaporizing.

IMHO.

 

[Rickajho]

Oh noes. ~>~>~> http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...612558-please-stop-term-taste-subjective.html

 

[dopamine1]

Some people aren't very good at describing tastes and smells so they just do what they can. It's better than no review.

 

[Soignee]

I find it hard to shop for juices when so many reviewers are so vague and "fan-boy" about everything.
I'm not interested in hearing things like "Vape heaven" or "It's perfect for when I'm sitting around on the porch on a cool, crisp autumn evening".
This is completely unhelpful and really just constitutes an opinion or personal impression rather than an actual review.
Flowery language and poetry has it's place...but actual descriptors are what I look for when trying to determine whether I might want to try a new juice.
I really don't care if it hits the spot for you on fishing trips or cool summer evenings or whatever. That kind of comment really tells me nothing about the actual qualities (flavor/vapor) of the juice.
Unfortunately I think the train has already left the station and this trend has become the norm.

This trend is definitely a bigger problem on the actual juice vendor websites though as I'm still able to find good descriptive reviews on ECF from time to time, or from other sites that focus on 3rd party reviews.

Vape heaven though , definitely one of my biggest pet peeves to hear that get thrown around so rampantly.
Do we understand what the concept of heaven actually is? It's really got nothing to do with the materialism of a compulsive habit like smoking or vaporizing.

IMHO.

Here ya go...I'm not tootin' my own horn, but is this what you're after? It is subjective though...
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/nicoticket/613412-wakonda-my-thoughts.html

 

[denali_41]

well for me,,vape heaven is not smoking

now as far as juices go,,i followed the hype at one time also..cost me a lot of money to try crap juices

i look for the obscure and even hated juices ,,seems i like those a lot better then what most here vape

 

[rflash]

Ruby Roo on youtube is one of the best descriptive reviewers.

 

[DezRo]

Thanks for the helpful replies thus far.
I was expecting more of a backlash, but instead I have links I can follow.