Was it advertised as a NET in its first life? I don't recall anymore.Bobas Bounty isn't a NET, it's just a synthetic tobacco flavor... having said that, I know a lot of folks like it. I'm just stating that to be clear that there is a difference which many newer people to the thread may not be aware of.
Was it advertised as a NET in its first life? I don't recall anymore.
Anthony, I wont get into all the details because it would take too long. But there was a period during HHVs first year of operation (2012) where they had a major snafu with a few of their NETS that we playfully refer to as “Gandygate”. I know more about that snafu than any non-HHV employee because myself and my friend (remember GT?) were the ones who discovered it and pieced the puzzle together.
In short, they had three different juices that were identical. Gandalf, Pirate’s Booty, and Dragon’s Fire. You could not tell the difference between them. Gandalf was, by far, the most popular (probably because LOTRs was a great marketing theme back then) of the three and their signature juice that put them on the map.
Once they unsnafued it, Gandalf became Legend (HHV was threatened with a lawsuit for using protected names) which tasted nothing like the previous Gandalf. Pirate’s Booty name stayed the same but the flavor completely changed. A new flavor was offered (Serendipty, which I named...you can guess why that name was chosen). And Dragon’s Fire stayed exactly the same since Day One and remains to this day.
It confused people to say the least and I’m sure HHV lost some customers as a result. Many of those Gandalf customers (their most popular flavor by far) and Pirate’s Booty customers eventually found their way back home with Dragon’s Fire, but many never did. Despite this, Dragon’s Fire remains one of their most popular flavors if not their MOST popular flavor.
I wont get into it here (I’m out of breath), but Legend is closest to what Gandalf was on the day HHV opened up. Yes, even Gandalf transformed in it’s initial days.![]()
Was it advertised as a NET in its first life? I don't recall anymore.
Yep. Many of these juice joints started out in their basements and bonus rooms. They weren't exactly case studies in strong quality control.The talk around here reminds me of the "good old days." To bad some of the flavors offered have changed for the worse....![]()
The talk around here reminds me of the "good old days." To bad some of the flavors offered have changed for the worse....![]()
Yep, this is my third landing on this thread. Was here toward the beginning, then the middle, and now. Even though my days of sampling are over, I still enjoy reading what is going on. Geez, I think I tried every NET available back in the day then feverishly scouted the landscape to see if there were any new NET vendors. I settled into one mainstay...Dragon's Fire. But I still like me a good, straight forward NET now and again (like that occasional cigar). For that I vape up some Apache from MOV. But it could be any number of others. I believe the NET world has largely accounted for just about every imaginable flavor there is. Yes, there are plenty other flavors that can come to the fore, but they'd be minor variations of what we already have. The vape world largely has enough offerings to satisfy anyone interested in NETs.The group definitely picked up again didn’t it. This regal old Natural Tobacco Group is a survivor, through thick and thin, government legislation and changing tastes and preferences in vaping
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Yep, this is my third landing on this thread. Was here toward the beginning, then the middle, and now. Even though my days of sampling are over, I still enjoy reading what is going on. Geez, I think I tried every NET available back in the day then feverishly scouted the landscape to see if there were any new NET vendors. I settled into one mainstay...Dragon's Fire. But I still like me a good, straight forward NET now and again (like that occasional cigar). For that I vape up some Apache from MOV. But it could be any number of others. I believe the NET world has largely accounted for just about every imaginable flavor there is. Yes, there are plenty other flavors that can come to the fore, but they'd be minor variations of what we already have. The vape world largely has enough offerings to satisfy anyone interested in NETs.
Pop, you could be right. But if she has honey in DF it aint much. I've had honey vapes and they make me wanna puke.Stopping by to say Hello.
"Hello".
Bronze, I still say if you've ever extracted a Honey and Chocolate Pipe Tobacco (like Scottys') you would recognize the flavor profile of Dragon's Fire. Not saying it's DF, but it's the same flavor profile.
I started with HHV for sweets and bakery, then tried the NET flavors later. Today all I get from HHV is desserts and Temptation. No idea how they do chocolate, but I can't replicate it.
When MyVapeJuice went dark, I started extracting. It has taken some effort, and some trial and error, but at 4 cents/ ml I can afford to research. And I've probably learned more this way about what is the tobacco in the vape.
Pop, you could be right. But if she has honey in DF it aint much. I've had honey vapes and they make me wanna puke.If I had to describe DF I would say it tastes like chocolate chip/brown sugar. But then some have told me I'm delusional.
One night I might sneak into Adam's house and give him a shot of truth serum so I can see what that extract is made from. I'm guessing it is a heavily cased pipe tobacco. But I am guessing.
Never was stated a net, but I remember perhaps a wta?Was it advertised as a NET in its first life? I don't recall anymore.
Like cantaloupe?You don’t get melon in DF? It seems brighter to me than chocolate and tobacco only. I sense some underlying melon note to it.
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We used to refer to it as TOBACCO and tobacco flavors.all this talk about the underlying nuances of dragon fire has curbed my desire to forgo trying it and sticking to my original reason for starting this vaping journey, tobacco flavors.....
I fell prey to the, "If some is good, then more is better" line of thinking with NETs. I definitely liked NETs over any other ejuice. And let's go for the gusto and get the most TOBACCOEY NETs I could find. Right? I enjoyed many of them. Yet when everything was said and done, my far and away favorite one was a tobacco NET. If some is good, then maybe some is best. Like I say, take the tobacco out of DF and I bet you get an entirely different flavor.I could not describe Dragon's Fire and can't discern any particular flavor. I just find it very good.