With MOV's NETs, you get the occasional review (on the website itself) with folks claiming some of them taste like an ash tray, an ashed in cup of coffee, or fish oil. I personally have let ash and cigarettes sit in cups of water for days and the smell/imagined-taste is not pretty. I certainly wouldn't want that, and that's exactly what I'd be reminded of if the taste is somewhat near that.
However, like with the Apache, others have accused it of being like a real BBQ campfire smoke. That's the type of uniqueness I would find somewhat interesting in a
vape. As long as it wasn't a bad, sour, acrid, chemical, or other displeasure, I'd probably find something I like about it.
When I smoked actual cigarettes, I found Malboro Southern Cuts to be truly interesting, as they gave off flavors of recently smoked leather (real, thick saddle leather, not like a pleather couch) and fire smoke... even at times, toasted marshmellow. They were truly a taste-testers' cigarette, leagues above anything else. I don't mind earthly southern flavors one bit.
So in everyone's experience, would you say the MOV's are at least devoid of those chemical/acrid/oil/ash-water tastes? Other than that, I'm pretty open to truly rustic flavors.
(I may call MOV and see if they'd be kind enough to cut me a deal on a ton of sample bottles... I'd be willing to spend $25 on say, six 7.ml samples.)
