Not a big fan of bourbon or whiskey, flv's bourbon is really strong be careful with it lol I think I did 1 drop to 10ml holy crap lol 1 drop to 15 or 20 is where I have to be at with it lol I do not have any recipes for it maybe try with a cola type flavor.
Hey,@FranC - About this: "That's basically why I don't live there."
Well, it certainly hasn't stopped millions of other northerners from moving down here. We'd be glad to send some/most of them back to you, if you want them.
To me, it gives a rich,warm depth to the fruits. Sort of like a raisin maybe? I don’t eat figs or fig newtons, so I’m guessing it’s not true to life. I use it as a background flavor. I would imagine it would play nice with tobaccos and custards too
Let me know what you find out. I looked at a few recipes, most used .2 to .75%. The highest percentage was in a recipe by Smokey Blue at 1%, but the rest he used less. By description it sounds mild. I’m guessing a sft is the answer
I think I’ll just wait for you to try everything and report back
. We ordered several of the same flavors2% FLV Cranberry
.25% Liquid Amber
I gave it a sniff tonight and it still smells like a wet hole after a lot of rain. Testing it will take some courage.
It needs another few days steeping but I am definitely not holding out much hope. LOLIt is a Cranberry Gin and Tonic made with the vile smelling FLV Cranberry. Amber smells vile too so I went with the lowest amount recommended on Reddit for mellowing out the FLV Cranberry. This stuff smells a lot worse than any solvent I use in cleaning.
I'm another that would describe it as a dark berry blend . I find possible notes of blackberry, boysenberry, blueberry, black currant, and raspberry. It (to me) doesn't display all of them all the time, and they seem pretty evenly balanced (not one dominating the others). vaping it as a stand-alone, I think I detect one berry during one puff, and then another berry becomes recognizable during another puff. It is this even balance, that allows a berry to become dominant, simply by adding 1-3% of a single berry concentrate to a base (3-4%) of Forest Berry.
That sounds like the classic strawberry pairing that Wayne Walker (DIYorDie) speaks of. he cites a blend of:
I did not. He tends to ramble a bit much for me (in his videos & pod casts; I much prefer his writing) and I am more of a nuts and bolts kind of guy. I've also been trying to dodge the hardware discussions for the most part; as my actual need, as well as my budget, is not too supportive of new purchases right now. Was it a good one?
Yeah,I read 1 or 2 drops in 30ml. Cool
