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Like a belly dancers hooha. :laugh: Ummm.... Incense and floral notes.



MM claims that the main flavor is coconut. Pluid and MR 1:1 is an awesome combo! I think you'll like it.

I can see coconut, wouldn't have guessed it though. Definate notes of incense and flowers, but not in a perfumy or over-done way. And multi-fuit notes, berry highly likely. I'm getting interested in these specialty vapes. Plan to order Khlorine and Dorky Stud for my next round of buys. Won't take over for NETs, but make a good contrast.

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What does Maha Ras taste like?

I can see coconut, wouldn't have guessed it though. Definate notes of incense and flowers, but not in a perfumy or over-done way. And multi-fuit notes, berry highly likely. I'm getting interested in these specialty vapes. Plan to order Khlorine and Dorky Stud for my next round of buys. Won't take over for NETs, but make a good contrast.

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Man, we think alike. I just got Dorky Stud and Klorine in the mail today. I haven't really had enough time with them to describe thoroughly. DS is caramel/vanilla and Klorine is.... berry. Like blue raspberry and something else. Good stuff.
 

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Have you had it before? It's really good. Did you get any other juices from them? The APV (apple, peach, vanilla) NET is really good, as is the Peach House blend.

VapeRite APV---apple, peach, and vanilla??? Uh, not according to VapeRite. It's Agave, Prune, and Vanilla.

Actually, I wish it were apple, peach, and vanilla. LOL.
 

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interjecting: Vita Bella in a Protank, 2.2 ohms, 4.2 volts (I like a warm vape).

lighter than I thought it would be. Sweetness on the exhale, lingering over pallet... sweetness, vanilla-y exhale... smoother. Not as complex as patriot, but definately one I could vape all day. A bit of greeness in there, too... nice.
 

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interjecting: Vita Bella in a Protank, 2.2 ohms, 4.2 volts (I like a warm vape).

lighter than I thought it would be. Sweetness on the exhale, lingering over pallet... sweetness, vanilla-y exhale... smoother. Not as complex as patriot, but definately one I could vape all day. A bit of greeness in there, too... nice.

Yep, not as complex as Patriot, but VB has an intriguing taste to it's favor. I'm going to order them both next GeJ order to battle for my favorite home-brewed NET by Nick.

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I have a 10ml bottle of MyVapeJuice Savage Cocoa Blend extract that Diane included free with an extract order of mine from back in January (thanks, Diane!). A month ago I mixed up a 15ml bottle of Savage Cocoa (using 25% extract, 22mg nic, 60/40 PG/VG base). I put away the bottle to steep and promptly forgot about it. Yesterday, while looking for another juice, I came across the bottle of DIY Savage Cocoa Blend, now nicely steeped.

So, I loaded up an EVOD and gave it a go. What a lovely juice! Smooth, mild BrightLeaf Virginia flue-cured tobacco that's definitely an NET, with just a tad of cocoa powder added. Not sweet, and not what I'd call "chocolatey," either. The hint of cocoa melds with the tobacco very harmoniously, making a single flavor.

The obvious comparison is to Ahlusion's Cocoa Blend, an NET juice made from Burley plus dark and light Virginias, and also what Ahlusion calls "aromatic Cocoa." I presume that means that the cocoa is added to the tobacco before the extraction process rather than after. The flavor profiles of the two juices are similar---each uses Virginia tobacco, and the cocoa is intentionally restrained, so the effect of the cocoa in both juices is subtle rather than obvious. In color, the Ahlusion Cocoa Blend is a deep caramel transparency, while my 25% DIY Savage Cocoa Blend is a darker brown.

Overall, I have to give the nod to Ahlusion Cocoa Blend. Ahlusion's NET is more complex and multi-dimensional, what with the Burley and two different Virginias. It also has more sparkle and bite, which I experience across the entire Ahlusion aromatic line. MyVapeJuice Savage Cocoa is simpler, and the tobacco is mostly bass and mid-range, without the sparkling treble of the Ahlusion NET. MVJ Savage Cocoa is smoother, though, and the cocoa, while subtle, comes through more noticeably.

When I want to be wowed, I'll reach for the Ahlusion. When I want a calmer, more laid-back vape, MVJ Savage Cocoa will provide that nicely.
 

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Mine just began it's ninth week of steeping. I had some Patriot and Bull Durham to pull me through for awhile. Now I've got some QNic NET's to try. Maybe in about three more weeks and I'll take a taste of the VB. So hang in there roots. You must have something to distract you while your VB steeps. :)

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