Raspberry suggestions?

[Aheadatime]

I've tried TFA Sweet Raspberry at 3-7%, and couldn't get it to work. I think I tried LA Raspberry a while back, but stopped using it due to food coloring. Anybody have any suggestions? FW? INW? FA? For whatever reason, I've really been craving a good Raspberry vape lately.

 

[Str8vision]

I use INW raspberry as a flavoring ingredient in NET. It's a fresh realistic flavor rather than being candy like. Very strong, start with low % and work up.

 

[Dogeggs]

+1 on the Inawera Raspberry, it's very good.

 

[Muero]

FA, CAP are good. I haven't tried INW raspberry, but I bet it's good. CAP raspberry is more a dessert/sweet flavor whereas I get more of a realistic flavor from FA raspberry. I too did not like TFA raspberry.

 

[Stacy1]

Have only used CAP and TFA. Liked the CAP more

 

[Aheadatime]

I use INW raspberry as a flavoring ingredient in NET. It's a fresh realistic flavor rather than being candy like. Very strong, start with low % and work up.

+1 on the Inawera Raspberry, it's very good.

What % did you guys use this at? I know there's a tendency amongst INW users to measure in drops, but that never seems to work out for me. I have some INW flavorings and I've trial-and-error'ed them into their proper %s for future recipes.


Edit - And same question to the FA/CAP users. Whats your recommended %?

 

[glasseye]

Another vote for INW raspberry. 1%-2%. I go on the low end when mixing with other fruits and it holds it's own very well.

 

[GT86]

How is the Inw raspberry as far as a coil clogger? I just read on another thread about some of the Inw fruits being real cloggers.

 

[dead not sleeping]

Have only used CAP and TFA. Liked the CAP more

Agreed, I haven't tried the V2 yet though. They came out with it after I bought 4 oz of the V1. I also have found that with fruits, a touch of tfa Sour adds more to the flavor than any sweetener.

 

[Str8vision]

What % did you guys use this at? I know there's a tendency amongst INW users to measure in drops, but that never seems to work out for me. I have some INW flavorings and I've trial-and-error'ed them into their proper %s for future recipes.

I don't mix it as a stand alone flavor but use it at 1 - 2% as an additional flavor note or flavor enhancer.

 

[Str8vision]

How is the Inw raspberry as far as a coil clogger? I just read on another thread about some of the Inw fruits being real cloggers.

I use several INW fruit flavors and haven't noticed any coil/wick problems at all.

 

[Aheadatime]

Thanks guys. I'll give the INW Rasp a shot soon.

 

[Stacy1]

I use the cap raspberry between 3-5% depending on the recipe