If you enjoy food as much as your vapes you'd weigh 400 pounds.
I can't win. Just got the check and just found out I had a tree fall on my KY property so I will have to use the money to get the tree out of there.
I’d love to hear your reviews. I know how to make my own mind up.I know! I can vape anything (except floral). That's why I make large batches. And also why nobody should listen to my reviews.
No, missed that one. I did get six. Figured that was plenty for a start.
I feel better now
Trying my raspberry biscuit v1. A little too raspberry, or it needs more steep. I’ll give it another couple weeks before I decide.
I have never used Ginger Ale in anything though I do have it. I use RF Soda Base for fizz. All of my gin and tonic recipes have lime or lemon in them. My favorite recipes with gin and tonic are in Zazie's Blog. I think they are all on the same page because I played around with the VTA Botanical Gin and the VTA Tonic Water when I first got them. This is my favorite for Gin & Tonic. It isn't a 3 to 5 ingredient recipe but close.
Gin & Tonic
Aurora (FA) .5%
Botanical Gin (VTA) 4%
Lime Tahity (Cold Pressed) (FA) .5%
Soda Base (SC) (Real Flavors) 2%
Tonic Water (VTA) 3%
WS-23 30% .75% (lower or higher, depending on how much ice you like)
This is good as an S&V, but better with a 7 day steep.
Aurora also brings fizz and pure lime zest. It is not like any other lime out there. It is pure magic in a cocktail vape.
Lime Tahity is here for the refreshing, tart, and realistic lime juice.
VTA Botanical Gin tastes like a well balanced, high-end gin with some citrus and just enough juniper to not be overpowering. The botanicals come through with a 7 day steep.
Soda Base brings the fizz and also some mouthfeel and texture and wetness that stands up to the drier flavors of Aurora and Tonic Water. The fizz holds up in a steep. Soda Base is sweet but doesn’t impart much sweetness to this mix for my tastes.
VTA Tonic Water has a light quinine bitterness that peaks at the end of the vape. It starts off wet but becomes dry at the end of the vape due to the bitterness. The missing component in the Tonic Water is fizz. The quinine flavor develops at day 7.
WS-23 is there for the ice since a Gin & Tonic is On The Rocks! Use the amount that gives you the right amount of ice. If you fill your glass with ice, use more. If you drop in one ice cube, use less.
Assessing people as potential physical threats, sorry I realize now that what I wrote earlier was vague.
Thank you. I’ll have to sub fruit but I can do grapefruit. I can figure out the GingerAle. Wasen’t sure if you had tried that or notI have never used Ginger Ale in anything though I do have it. I use RF Soda Base for fizz. All of my gin and tonic recipes have lime or lemon in them. My favorite recipes with gin and tonic are in Zazie's Blog. I think they are all on the same page because I played around with the VTA Botanical Gin and the VTA Tonic Water when I first got them. This is my favorite for Gin & Tonic. It isn't a 3 to 5 ingredient recipe but close.
Gin & Tonic
Aurora (FA) .5%
Botanical Gin (VTA) 4%
Lime Tahity (Cold Pressed) (FA) .5%
Soda Base (SC) (Real Flavors) 2%
Tonic Water (VTA) 3%
WS-23 30% .75% (lower or higher, depending on how much ice you like)
This is good as an S&V, but better with a 7 day steep.
Aurora also brings fizz and pure lime zest. It is not like any other lime out there. It is pure magic in a cocktail vape.
Lime Tahity is here for the refreshing, tart, and realistic lime juice.
VTA Botanical Gin tastes like a well balanced, high-end gin with some citrus and just enough juniper to not be overpowering. The botanicals come through with a 7 day steep.
Soda Base brings the fizz and also some mouthfeel and texture and wetness that stands up to the drier flavors of Aurora and Tonic Water. The fizz holds up in a steep. Soda Base is sweet but doesn’t impart much sweetness to this mix for my tastes.
VTA Tonic Water has a light quinine bitterness that peaks at the end of the vape. It starts off wet but becomes dry at the end of the vape due to the bitterness. The missing component in the Tonic Water is fizz. The quinine flavor develops at day 7.
WS-23 is there for the ice since a Gin & Tonic is On The Rocks! Use the amount that gives you the right amount of ice. If you fill your glass with ice, use more. If you drop in one ice cube, use less.
So I found it... (FW) Hazelnut (1% or less) for strawberry recipes (also mentioned was adding it to banana)
Grapefruit Gin on the Rocks
Botanical Gin (VTA) 4%
Grapefruit (FA) 2%
Ruby Red Grapefruit (Natural) (FW) 2.5%
Soda Base (SC) (Real Flavors) 2%
White Grapefruit (INAWERA) .25%
WS-23 30% .75%
Maybe Ginger Ale could be subbed for the Soda Base. I don't see why that wouldn't work. I have also made this using Pink Guava with good results. It is a shame that you don't do lime because, for me, Aurora is the magic in these cocktail mixes.
I vaped way to much peppermint/lime years back. I can still vape peppermint but not the lime. I will try the grapefruit version above. Thanks
We got ours have not filed this year's taxes yet so it was you know, double.
I suppose I should vaguely figure out what to do with it, but after FMLA stuff and dealing with the student loan well I should bathe and do yoga to better myself but "talks about money" shall not occur.... Etc.
Anna
I suppose I should vaguely figure out what to do with it, but after FMLA stuff and dealing with the student loan well I should bathe and do yoga to better myself but "talks about money" shall not occur.... Etc.
Anna
Grapefruit is my favorite citrus now I have discovered I need more sweet stuff with it. I can't have grapefruit juice IRL (meds) so it's kind of nice.
Anna
Anna
Look back to his post last night.
It's there now.
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