Easy to esplain (as Jerms asks): First off, Shatner sent me a sample of it, and I was hesitant to try it because it did mention a Peanut flavor to it. But Shatner insisted that he couldn't taste any nut to it. So I tried it. I noticed the nuttiness to it, that slight hazelnut wafer type flavor found in many cookies, wafers. It's light, mixed well with the tobacco and is then dripped in chocolate. There is a lot going on in H1N1, and the nuttiness is more of a characteristic note, not a SCREAM: LOOK AT ME -- I"M A NUT/PEANUT/PECAN, etc like Prime 15 SCREAMED salted peanuts.
It's not something I could vape consistently, or an ADV. I would not order it, because it's not in my flavor profile. I will end up finishing the bottle... someday (10ml).
H1N1 gave me a great indication on how well Nicoticket's juices are mixed, made and presented and made me a fan of Kent Brooks, and Nicoticket -- from sampling and reviewing a juice I won't orderBut Nicoticket IS a quality vendor, and Clark Kent Brooks is a master mixologist. I pray that his next tobacco, which has been whispered to being worked on, is nut free. That would make me happy
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I hear ya clucking big chicken.
Yeah I noticed peanut when I tried it fresh, but had a feeling the nut may actually work for me here. Couldn't tell for sure, I could see it going either way.
I'm a fan of the company too. I have 5 bottles from them that are well steeped and ready to get to know. They are all good and will be easy to finish, just how much I'll like them remains to be seen. I see on the site they have their famed Frenilla for a limited time on the menu, may have to pick that up while I can.