This is an excerpt of my review of Manabush by Manabush. To read the full review please visit my blog.
This is a personal review of a product I either bought or received free of charge. The opinions expressed here represent my own and not those of this website, ECF.
"As I inhale I taste a a very mild sweetness amidst a predominant warm, smooth, savoury sensation. The flavour begins to blossom as I finish inhaling the vapour and follow it with a short, shallow breath of fresh air. At this point I begin to taste the umami notes of the tobacco which are dark and earthy, without being so deep they overwhelm. The flavour of maple emerges also and while it is sweet, it is just enough to take the edge off the accompanying tobacco flavour. As mentioned previously the maple isn't the dessert syrup type; it has a slightly darker, earthier quality about it which marries extremely well with the umami tobacco notes. As I exhale, the maple grows slightly in intensity and is joined by a certain ashiness that's not at all as unpleasant as it might seem. The aftertaste is much as one would expect with a co-mingling of each of the aforementioned flavours."
http://vapour-taster.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/manabush-by-manabush.html
This is a personal review of a product I either bought or received free of charge. The opinions expressed here represent my own and not those of this website, ECF.
"As I inhale I taste a a very mild sweetness amidst a predominant warm, smooth, savoury sensation. The flavour begins to blossom as I finish inhaling the vapour and follow it with a short, shallow breath of fresh air. At this point I begin to taste the umami notes of the tobacco which are dark and earthy, without being so deep they overwhelm. The flavour of maple emerges also and while it is sweet, it is just enough to take the edge off the accompanying tobacco flavour. As mentioned previously the maple isn't the dessert syrup type; it has a slightly darker, earthier quality about it which marries extremely well with the umami tobacco notes. As I exhale, the maple grows slightly in intensity and is joined by a certain ashiness that's not at all as unpleasant as it might seem. The aftertaste is much as one would expect with a co-mingling of each of the aforementioned flavours."
http://vapour-taster.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/manabush-by-manabush.html
