This isn’t exactly the same topic but in seeing what I could find on our topic, I found this which had me chuckling
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Adding alcohol to DIY e-liquid
...Adding alcohol to DIY e-liquid
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For those not familiar with Capellas fruits, They are good but most are way too sweet IMO.
I mixed 5 more boosy recipes a couple days ago. Used rum and bourbon this session. Need to get back to my first mixes soon.
I have an old bottle of rarely used Koolada and I've just ordered a new bottle of WS-23. Wondering if a bit of cool would help any with my aversion to sweet vapes. A lot of times I'll mix something that's just a wee bit too sweet and I can't vape it.
Couldn’t hurt to try. You won’t get a menthol flavor just cooling effect. I know it pairs well with fruits.
Since I have a severe reaction to pg, there are limits on what I can try. Even a small amount of koolada sends me into hives.
If anyone finds koolada made in vg, let me know.
If anyone finds koolada made in vg, let me know.
This might be worth a read...Since I have a severe reaction to pg, there are limits on what I can try. Even a small amount of koolada sends me into hives.
If anyone finds koolada made in vg, let me know.
VG Koolada?
I guess I can try mixing it with vg and alcohol and see if it stays in a liquid form. Thanks for the link.
Just a cooling effect is good with me. Not a big menthol lover.
I haven't worked with Liquid Amber yet but from what I have read about it, it has the effect of fermenting fruit. A touch can totally change a tart cranberry into a softer, sweeter, saucier fermented cranberry. I have no experience but I know a lot of good mixers use it that way. As for the Margarita, I still think Brandy is the way to go. I think Aurora just kicks up the citrus a bit. HIC describes it as citrus zest with an undertone of Gin or some kind of wine. It might work in a Margarita to kick up the zest a bit. Worth a try.
As for limes, I love FA Lime Tahiti Cold-Pressed and the Lime Tahiti Distilled. I often use them together for a more complete lime. Some people like TFA Key Lime for a Margarita. I will probably try both just to see which I like better.
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One of my favorite boozy juices so far! Delicious!
Fizzy Sea Breeze
http://..................../flavor/926
Cranberry (TPA) 2.75%
Lime Tahiti (Cold Pressed) (FA) 0.50%
Lime Tahiti (Distilled) (FA) 0.25%
Pink Champagne (FW) 2%
Ruby Red Grapefruit (Natural) (FW) 2.75% (Don't sub any other grapefruit unless you try FLV Pink Guava which is my next plan)
Russian Vodka (VTA) 2% (I think FA Gin would work well here too)
WS-23 30% 0.75%
Fizzy Sea Breeze
http://..................../flavor/926
Cranberry (TPA) 2.75%
Lime Tahiti (Cold Pressed) (FA) 0.50%
Lime Tahiti (Distilled) (FA) 0.25%
Pink Champagne (FW) 2%
Ruby Red Grapefruit (Natural) (FW) 2.75% (Don't sub any other grapefruit unless you try FLV Pink Guava which is my next plan)
Russian Vodka (VTA) 2% (I think FA Gin would work well here too)
WS-23 30% 0.75%
You might enjoy it with FA Grapefruit. The cranberry is already tart and FA Grapefruit has a bitter/tart edge with no real sweetness and is weak for an FA flavor, so might get lost in the cranberry. It is worth a try. FW Ruby Red is more lush, IMO. It is sweet with a little tart - a nice blend of the two. The FLV Pink Guava is in a class by itself. It stands out, sweet and tart, strong, and adds juiciness like Cactus does. I think that might end up being my favorite once I get it mixed up. I will let you all know.
Yes please do. Much interested in what's a bit more tart than sweet.. I just got FA Kiwi,TFA Cranberry,FA Pom
INW Rhubarb for fruits.
INW Rhubarb for fruits.
For those of you looking for a Tonic Water flavor, VTA's is getting rave reviews on the DIYORDIY FB page. It sounds like they nailed that one.
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