Part 2 of my new flavor reviews...these flavors were dripped for the review on a 1.7Ω atty. These are my opinions only, your experience may vary, blah blah blah...and apologies in advance for the wall of text that follows...
Melonade: This flavor is very much like eating watermelon Jolly Rancher candy while drinking lemonade, and the balance is about even between the 2 flavors. It is sweet and sour at the same time, simple and straight forward. I get both flavors on the inhale and the exhale, making it a very consistent but one dimensional experience...that is a good thing, and not a bad thing
Farmer's Market: I am on the fence about whether I like or dislike this flavor, and I have to admit that lavender is not a familiar flavor (or scent, even, really). With that said, I get both lemon-lime and lavender on the inhale and exhale. The lemon-lime flavor is dominant, with the lavender showing some assertiveness. This is not a sweet flavor, but it is not all sour so I get something slightly savory with a hint of pine (which I attribute to the lavender aspect of the flavor mix). I don't get soap or perfume, but there is something sharp in the flavor that hits me near the back of the tongue that I don't like very much. Hmmmm.....
Whipped Cream: Thank you Opal
To be perfectly honest, I had many doubts about this flavor. Well, they were unfounded and wrong. This flavor really is whipped cream, and very slightly sweet, with a definite airiness to it on both the inhale and exhale. I did detect a very slight out-of-the-bag marshmallow scent at first, but that quickly left me with a few vapes. Moreover, Whipped Cream does leave me with a creamy mouthfeel. I can definitely see how this flavor would make an excellent mixer.
Whipped Cream as a mixer: While WC is quite surprisingly pleasant on its own, I wanted to test it as a mixer. I tried 4 drops of WC with 1 drop of Farmer's Market. The result is a surprisingly complex flavor that is almost indescribable. I get an herbacious, almost savory marshmallow or meringue flavor. This might be what saves me from setting Farmer's Market aside for a really long time. Anyway, in this case WC blunted all of the sharpness of FM and rounded out the sourness. Granted, the mix was mostly WC but FM is so much more an assertive flavor that it needed to be the smallest amount of the mix. I also tried 2 drops of WC with 2 drops of Cucumber Mint, and the result is a really nice smooth and soft mint. The cucumber was completely gone from the mix, but the resulting flavor and mouthfeel was creamy and soft. It seems that WC is very effective to add smoothness and round out any sharp tones of the other flavors.
Melonade: This flavor is very much like eating watermelon Jolly Rancher candy while drinking lemonade, and the balance is about even between the 2 flavors. It is sweet and sour at the same time, simple and straight forward. I get both flavors on the inhale and the exhale, making it a very consistent but one dimensional experience...that is a good thing, and not a bad thing
Farmer's Market: I am on the fence about whether I like or dislike this flavor, and I have to admit that lavender is not a familiar flavor (or scent, even, really). With that said, I get both lemon-lime and lavender on the inhale and exhale. The lemon-lime flavor is dominant, with the lavender showing some assertiveness. This is not a sweet flavor, but it is not all sour so I get something slightly savory with a hint of pine (which I attribute to the lavender aspect of the flavor mix). I don't get soap or perfume, but there is something sharp in the flavor that hits me near the back of the tongue that I don't like very much. Hmmmm.....
Whipped Cream: Thank you Opal
To be perfectly honest, I had many doubts about this flavor. Well, they were unfounded and wrong. This flavor really is whipped cream, and very slightly sweet, with a definite airiness to it on both the inhale and exhale. I did detect a very slight out-of-the-bag marshmallow scent at first, but that quickly left me with a few vapes. Moreover, Whipped Cream does leave me with a creamy mouthfeel. I can definitely see how this flavor would make an excellent mixer.Whipped Cream as a mixer: While WC is quite surprisingly pleasant on its own, I wanted to test it as a mixer. I tried 4 drops of WC with 1 drop of Farmer's Market. The result is a surprisingly complex flavor that is almost indescribable. I get an herbacious, almost savory marshmallow or meringue flavor. This might be what saves me from setting Farmer's Market aside for a really long time. Anyway, in this case WC blunted all of the sharpness of FM and rounded out the sourness. Granted, the mix was mostly WC but FM is so much more an assertive flavor that it needed to be the smallest amount of the mix. I also tried 2 drops of WC with 2 drops of Cucumber Mint, and the result is a really nice smooth and soft mint. The cucumber was completely gone from the mix, but the resulting flavor and mouthfeel was creamy and soft. It seems that WC is very effective to add smoothness and round out any sharp tones of the other flavors.
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