NJOY Artist Collection

[Lessifer]

I haven't seen a thread yet about these specifically, so I thought I'd start one.

Has anyone tried them yet? What are your thoughts?

None of the shops in my area have them yet, but I'm seriously considering ordering some. From the descriptions I'm leaning towards Sacre Couer, though Dragonscape and Paramour also sound like they'd be right up my alley. I would really love to try them before I buy them though, so hopefully at least one of the dozen or so shops near me gets them in.

 

[Mia11]

Haven't tried them yet, but I'd love to. They sound absolutely delicious and unusual.

 

[Jingles]

I'm interested too. Does anyone know any stores or online vendors that are carrying the line yet? I signed up for their mailing list, but I haven't heard anything yet.

 

[Lessifer]

If you go to njoyac.com and scroll all the way down to find a store it lists some stores by state that are carrying it and a few online vendors. Good Life Vapor, Henley Vaporium, and Indy Vapor shop so far.

 

[aikanae1]

I agree. Njoy did a smart job coming up with these. I never would have thought I'd ever be intriqued by flavors from them.

 

[stevegmu]

I was hoping Walgreens would carry them.

 

[MayLovesMetal]

Interesting. I started with an Njoy disposable way back when - let me get the concept that vaping could work, though the hit/vape time was not nearly strong enough for a 40 yr. 3 PAD Newport smoker. My husband surprised me recently by announcing that after 3+ years of me buying him every great tobacco flavor known to man with absolutely no positive response, he decided to quit smoking and wanted me to set him up for vaping. He was never a heavy smoker but unlike me, he loved the taste of cigarettes. He's an old guy with zero patience or interest in learning new things - and Njoy Kings are perfect for him. A little pricey but they have sales all the time if you're on their email list, and it beats smoking. I don't mind buying from them since they aren't owned by BT.

The Artist flavors sound promising. For a fact at least 3 of the 5 flavorists who have created them do high quality liquids for their own companies - Njoy appears to have chosen well! I'll be trying a couple soon.

 

[Lessifer]

I was hoping Walgreens would carry them.

In Phil Busardo's interview with Geoff from NJOY he said they are purposely not selling the Artist Collection anywhere that traditional cigarettes are being sold, so no convenience stores, gas stations, or anywhere like that. Odd but bold move.

 

[Lessifer]

Interesting. I started with an Njoy disposable way back when - let me get the concept that vaping could work, though the hit/vape time was not nearly strong enough for a 40 yr. 3 PAD Newport smoker. My husband surprised me recently by announcing that after 3+ years of me buying him every great tobacco flavor known to man with absolutely no positive response, he decided to quit smoking and wanted me to set him up for vaping. He was never a heavy smoker but unlike me, he loved the taste of cigarettes. He's an old guy with zero patience or interest in learning new things - and Njoy Kings are perfect for him. A little pricey but they have sales all the time if you're on their email list, and it beats smoking. I don't mind buying from them since they aren't owned by BT.

The Artist flavors sound promising. For a fact at least 3 of the 5 flavorists who have created them do high quality liquids for their own companies - Njoy appears to have chosen well! I'll be trying a couple soon.

A King was the first disposable that made me think vaping could work, but yeah, they're pricey. As disposables go, they were the closest thing to an actual cigarette I've ever tried. I didn't even know they started branching out into liquids until I saw the interview last week. They aren't owned by BT and they've been active in lobbying for vape friendly legislation, so I don't mind throwing a little money their way, especially if it's for a good product like this line seems to be.

 

[lm7nyne]

The regular NJoy juice is sold at Loves truck stops. I picked up a bottle of the pomegranate when they came out and it was actually pretty good.

 

[Bman1959]

If you go to njoyac.com and scroll all the way down to find a store it lists some stores by state that are carrying it and a few online vendors. Good Life Vapor, Henley Vaporium, and Indy Vapor Shop so far.

Thanks for the stores. Ordered one of each from Good Life Vapor. My support for Njoy.

 

[Bored2Tears]

Sweet. Been waiting for this. Just tried Sacre Coeur and Dragonscape ....ordered from Indy Vapor.

 

[Stonecookie]

Just placed an order through Goodlifevapor.com for Paramour & Samba sun....as i too felt inclined to support Njoy. Looking forward to trying these juices....

 

[inswva]

Wow... a few of those sound pretty good, especially the SACRÉ COEUR. They had better be pretty good for $23 a bottle. That's approaching Five Pawns money.

 

[Lessifer]

Okay all of you who ordered, I expect full reviews once you get some. I'll have to wait and see what's left in my budget after Black Friday before I can order some of my own.

 

[Lessifer]

Wow... a few of those sound pretty good, especially the SACRÉ COEUR. They had better be pretty good for $23 a bottle. That's approaching Five Pawns money.

I've sampled five pawns. I can tell the quality of the liquid, unfortunately/fortunately none of the flavors themselves do it for me. I'm a budget vaper, but I sometimes spring for something really good, like Legend.

 

[Bored2Tears]

Okay all of you who ordered, I expect full reviews once you get some. I'll have to wait and see what's left in my budget after Black Friday before I can order some of my own.

Will do. I may need to let it steep a bit for final judgement.

 

[Mazinny]

The regular NJoy juice is sold at Loves truck stops. I picked up a bottle of the pomegranate when they came out and it was actually pretty good.

Yeah i tried that one too and it was good. Double Espresso and Vanilla Bean are quite good too and their tobacco is as good as any synthetic tobacco as well imo.

 

[Bored2Tears]

OK. Got DragonScape and Sacre Coeur in the mail yesterday. Here's my review. Please keep in mind I'm not very sophisticated, my palate isn't either.

Sacre Coeur: Flavors listed are all there: Wild berry, Rhubarb, European Custard, almond torte, and bourbon. For me (running in a Lemo 1.9 ohm at about 10 watts) the wild berry and rhubarb are dominant. I occasionally can pick out the almond and bourbon...but really don't notice the custard. I know the custard is there because it does tone down the berry are rhubarb at certain wattages. The hint of bourbon pops out on occasion on the exhale. I love this one. I can't say it is even one that would normally fit my flavor profile, but I think I love it most because of the rhubarb. My mom makes a strawberry rhubarb pie that is to die for, and this reminds me of that a bit.

Dragonscape: I can't say with any certainty that the flavors listed are present....because I frankly don't know what Indian Spice, Asian tea, or Belgian cafe' are supposed to taste like. I guess I know what English custard tastes like, and that is present but isn't prominent or forward. It's behind the scenes. I think I mostly taste the Indian Spice and Asian tea together. This one is growing on me....but at first I just wasn't sure. It is a very interesting, unusual vape....like nothing else I've had. I am running this in a clearomizer (Kanger with rebuilt microcoil and cotton). Not sure if that is going to make much difference but it may. This is a lighter vape for me and not overpowering.

I am truly impressed with both of these. The quality of this liquid is outstanding. Whether you love the flavors or not...there is no denying that much thought went into the blends and that they are using good quality stuff. Not even a slight hint of artificial in either one.

I will be ordering the remaining three in the Artist Collection line.

For better reviews I suggest everyone check out the numerous Youtube reviews that are out there now. I think those reviews do a better job than myself. I have difficulty describing flavors....but I would say that the flavors are present in the order listed on the website and the box of the liquids.

I give a thumbs up . I have no idea if these will improve over time. I am vaping them to the bottom now...and ordering more. I can't afford to vape this all the time but the holidays are about over-indulging, right? Doing my part for the American economy and all that....LOL.

 

[Lessifer]

OK. Got DragonScape and Sacre Coeur in the mail yesterday. Here's my review. Please keep in mind I'm not very sophisticated, my palate isn't either.

Sacre Coeur: Flavors listed are all there: Wild berry, Rhubarb, European Custard, almond torte, and bourbon. For me (running in a Lemo 1.9 ohm at about 10 watts) the wild berry and rhubarb are dominant. I occasionally can pick out the almond and bourbon...but really don't notice the custard. I know the custard is there because it does tone down the berry are rhubarb at certain wattages. The hint of bourbon pops out on occasion on the exhale. I love this one. I can't say it is even one that would normally fit my flavor profile, but I think I love it most because of the rhubarb. My mom makes a strawberry rhubarb pie that is to die for, and this reminds me of that a bit.

Dragonscape: I can't say with any certainty that the flavors listed are present....because I frankly don't know what Indian Spice, Asian tea, or Belgian cafe' are supposed to taste like. I guess I know what English custard tastes like, and that is present but isn't prominent or forward. It's behind the scenes. I think I mostly taste the Indian Spice and Asian tea together. This one is growing on me....but at first I just wasn't sure. It is a very interesting, unusual vape....like nothing else I've had. I am running this in a clearomizer (Kanger with rebuilt microcoil and cotton). Not sure if that is going to make much difference but it may. This is a lighter vape for me and not overpowering.

I am truly impressed with both of these. The quality of this liquid is outstanding. Whether you love the flavors or not...there is no denying that much thought went into the blends and that they are using good quality stuff. Not even a slight hint of artificial in either one.

I will be ordering the remaining three in the Artist Collection line.

For better reviews I suggest everyone check out the numerous Youtube reviews that are out there now. I think those reviews do a better job than myself. I have difficulty describing flavors....but I would say that the flavors are present in the order listed on the website and the box of the liquids.

I give a thumbs up . I have no idea if these will improve over time. I am vaping them to the bottom now...and ordering more. I can't afford to vape this all the time but the holidays are about over-indulging, right? Doing my part for the American economy and all that....LOL.

Thanks for the report, unfortunately my vape budget got allocated elsewhere, so it will be a little while before I can pick some up. You reinforced my thoughts that Sacre Coure will probably be my first choice.