You are one of those that are scary efficient aren't you?I went straight to Capella and here is the link.
Horchata 13ml
If you scroll further down the page you can link to their SDS pages, etc
I went straight to Capella and here is the link.
Horchata 13ml
If you scroll further down the page you can link to their SDS pages, etc
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Scared ya huh?LOL
Not that I try to be. It stems from working for 36 years doing research, writing computer programs, and a whole host of things that make it so simple for those that followed in my job after I retired. Corporate history is extremely important to pass on....
sry I was wondering off topic......
I will shut up now
Pretty sure I read this review before purchasing it at BC, though I’d forgotten reading it. Thanks for reminder
Because @Dextrose stated it’s their favorite coffee flavor so far, I thought they might have a beneficial recipe using. (I already have it.) As you might remember, I have several requested coffee mixes to come up with. So I’m trying to gather a bit here and there from everyone to bring all that knowledge together etc... Chachi Vapes usually has reviews I concur with. If anyone’s interested...
The black coffee is there, it's strong but more on the exhale and the aftertaste, the cream is definitely there, and the cereal/cakey notes make this one interesting, but it's not ADV material, it gets boring. To me at 2-3%, it's like a different approach to FA Tiramisu, and in fact they compliment each other quite nicely
Excellent creamy aroma / coffee cake with notes of caramel, vanilla and cream and cereals,
It is a strong espresso coffee roasted but without being burnt it is very robust as a coffee aroma but you can benefit from other sweet aromas or sucralose,
To my Seeing is a bit monotonous and annoying as a unique aroma but I can see that it can easily be used as such.
Medium-tasting, well-balanced notes, slightly dry which reproduces well the dryness of the coffee, hot robust and slightly confused aromatically with the coffee the remaining aromas are a little hidden,
This aroma replicates better the Tiramisu of FA is creamier and less Aggressive, more pleasant and creamy.
Tested at 4% is a strong coffee and very present with slight high notes but with good body and sturdiness for base, without any identifiable alcoholic note.
I have it in mine too. It seems to be the least sweet/candy like from reviews. I love raspberries, but don’t want a candy taste. The ones you have, what do you like/dislike about them?
INW Tiramisu is much less skunk on a new wick (I think it was Kona beans I used to get that had that flavor).
Definitely won't be putting anything like Anise with it.
Definitely won't be putting anything like Anise with it.
Day 5 test of the Zen mix looks promising. I went a little below 1% on the Zen, and it’s more of a background right now. I’m not getting the earthy green some mentioned. I’m loving the vanilla shisha in it, thank you @Letitia for recommending that! The lemon sicily is more twist/rind than fruit, which is nice. I butchered someone’s basil recipe to accommodate what I had. Thinking change the peaches to nectarine and blood orange, even though I’m not getting much peach taste. Here’s what I mixed, would love some input to get it to shine
For 30 ml:
Zen .2
Cucumber 1
White peach 1
Peach 1
Strawberry 1
Lemon sicily .2
Vanilla shisha .6
For 30 ml:
Zen .2
Cucumber 1
White peach 1
Peach 1
Strawberry 1
Lemon sicily .2
Vanilla shisha .6
I have found that peach gets stronger after mixing. At least the TFA Peach does. And so does the TFA Pear. The 'Juicy' Peaches will immediately take over the mix so you may not want to test those ones in this mix or could try just 1 drop or 2. Maybe just a 0.5% or even 0.25% for the peach(reg) will bring it where you like it.
Just noticed you were using ml, not % in typing this. Forget the % and use your method.
I think you just have too much going on so the flavor is muddled. Try just mixing the Zen, cucumber, and vanilla. Then just pull off a couple ml and add a fruit or two. I think the blood orange and nectarine would be tasty. I would probably drop the cucumber for some fruits. If I were using the cuc I would lean towards lime, passion fruit, guava, grapefruit, plum, dark berries.
The TFA is ok,Cap too sweet. Haven't done much with the Pur yet.
Sorry, I write the recipe on the label so I don’t have to “math” again. My peach is TFA, white peach is FA. I like the white peach better. I’d prefer peach in the background. The FW blood orange is really yummy, so I was considering dropping peach and subbing it in. Maybe bring the % of Zen up? I definitely taste cucumber, but not zen
No doubt
, I mixed it on a whim just to see what it would turn out like. Sometimes you get a winner, sometimes a clunker. I’ll mix that up later to steep. Do you think I should use more zen? I was leery of using too much the first run
I agree that the FA White Peach is better. But TFA peach is a good background flavor.
I too write my recipe on the label, just that I use % so I am not limited to the same volume of bottle. Whatever works for you is the right way for you to do.
Maybe it would be less confusing to just start a new mix using the blood orange. If you are mixing testers then you are not using too much of your flavors. Good learning test. maybe....
Try upping the Zen but keep the OG recipe and taste in about a month to see how it ages. My percentages vary for the same recipe depending on how soon I will be getting around to vaping it.No doubt
Unless I lost my mind cataloging Inawara has a Rasberry kinda like. It's not super sweet (IMHO of course) although I'm currently making a rasberry-coco flavor so its going to be on the sweet side but it tasted sort of natural as far as I was concerned when I did a tester.
Anna
Anna
Thank you. I start with 10ml. Easy to multiply up then. If I like it I make 60 and dispense to smaller bottles. It’s easier for me to keep up with it on the bottle. I have paper copies I make notes on, but finding one in the pile is a job. How do y’all organize yours? Mine are all fruits + mixes, so they’re all pretty much the same category. Ones I really like are at the front, then the rest are by highest percentageI agree that the FA White Peach is better. But TFA peach is a good background flavor.
I too write my recipe on the label, just that I use % so I am not limited to the same volume of bottle. Whatever works for you is the right way for you to do.
Maybe it would be less confusing to just start a new mix using the blood orange. If you are mixing testers then you are not using too much of your flavors. Good learning test. maybe....
I think this shows how much everyone is different. Wouldn’t you know that I heard nothing but great things about it until after I purchaseI’ll give it a chance until I try it personally but this is good to know.
The Drop is very popular and I am sure there is a good reason for that. I don't really drip so don't have much experience with RDAs. I bought the Drop specifically for testing flavors and new mixes. No doubt my problems are user error. I have tried using it single coil and double coil. Some say to install the coil high, some say low. There are so many videos that I am sure one would give me that "aha" moment. Just need to watch them all.
In addition to the label, I have a notebook that I use and when I mix a recipe for the first time, I enter it into the book with the date and all of the other ingredients, % to ml etc. I try to write my notes in the margins, but will use the whole page if needed. The date is my key to finding what I did with those mixes. The dates go on the labels of the bottle also. I too mix higher volumes when I find a keeper. But I mix in 120-240 ml bottles so I don't need to mix as often. And then transfer 30 ml to use to fill my daily tanks. This works for me.
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