Life after Menthol?

[BradleyNIN]

I've vaped for 2 or 3 months, switching from Marlboro Menthol Lights. Since then, I've bought every ice, subzero, cold e-liquid I can get my hands on. I've even got some PG and Menthol Crystals to bump things up a notch.

A few weeks ago I tried some blueberry menthol. I didnt like it at first but its absolutely delicious.

Next, I tried my first non-menthol. Something called Tiger's Blood. Sweet, Strawberry, Coconut, Pineapple mixture. It opened my world. I can even spike it with a few drops of menthol if I miss the chill factor.

Any of you menthol smokers out there, did you ever step out of the box and if so, what flavors have you liked?

 

[Baditude]

I also was a Marlboro Menthol smoker. My first flavored e-liquid was an Ice Menthol, but I had an open mind and tried a large variety of flavors pretty much from the start.

Most of my flavors are fruit or coffee flavors. Just recently I've been mixing a coffee and a tobacco flavor that has become my favorite.

My primary delivery attachments are cartotanks. I keep about a dozen of them running simultaneously, each with their own flavor. I typically switch out 3 - 4 times a day to a different flavor for variety.

 

[DustyZ]

I think this happens to most of us who were menthol smokers. I also have menthol crystals and some peppermint, spearmint essential oils that I use at times for vaping, but I have found that I like so many other non-menthol flavors such as the fruits, bakery types etc, but I typically make a blend of most of the fruits so that I have them in menthol as well when I feel like having it, but find that this mostly happens when I travel outside of the house or what I get vapor's tongue! I like making my own blends.

 

[Mike Sheda]

I smoked Newports for 30 years. I only have a few menthols in my rotation. I found it was easier to vape and leave the cigs behind with an unfamiliar flavor. Still strong, but different. Black Licorice from Vape Dudes. Also Banana Nut bread, etc... there's a whole world out there beyond menthols.