The 5ml bottle squeeze, shake and vape challenge
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#41 - @jandrew
Nic dosage: 3mg
Flavour percentage = 1%
2 x Turkish Tobacco (Flavorah) 0.02g
2 x Cotton Candy (10% EM/Ethyl Maltol) (TPA) 0.02g
1 x Vanilla Swirl (TPA) 0.01g
1 x Coconut (Coco, Cocco) (FA) 0.01g
Steep: No
Colour: Clear
Aroma: 2/10
S&V: 8/10
Throat hit: 2/10
Moreish factor: 8/10
Wattage: 42W
Mod: Topside
I'm beginning to regret putting scores against the different attributes. Depending on the temperature, and indeed how I vaped this juice, I was presented with very different characteristics. At first, all I experienced was immense clouds and sweetness. Lots of it. The coconut and Turkish didn't appear, which I was surprised at, as Turkish is a very dominant flavour. Taking a really deep drag though, brought the Turkish out at such a subtle but focussed level it was captivating. Tobacco juices are notoriously difficult to engineer well, but with a bit of tweaking I could see this being very addictive in it's own right. I found the best sweet spot for this juice was when the wick was moist (not fully loaded) and beginning to dry out a touch. This suggests to me that the other ingredients dominate the Turkish when the wick is saturated and need to be burned off. Personality wise, this juice changes as you vape, which is an essential factor if you are not going to become overcome by the intensity of Turkish.
Nic dosage: 3mg
Flavour percentage = 1%
2 x Turkish Tobacco (Flavorah) 0.02g
2 x Cotton Candy (10% EM/Ethyl Maltol) (TPA) 0.02g
1 x Vanilla Swirl (TPA) 0.01g
1 x Coconut (Coco, Cocco) (FA) 0.01g
Steep: No
Colour: Clear
Aroma: 2/10
S&V: 8/10
Throat hit: 2/10
Moreish factor: 8/10
Wattage: 42W
Mod: Topside
I'm beginning to regret putting scores against the different attributes. Depending on the temperature, and indeed how I vaped this juice, I was presented with very different characteristics. At first, all I experienced was immense clouds and sweetness. Lots of it. The coconut and Turkish didn't appear, which I was surprised at, as Turkish is a very dominant flavour. Taking a really deep drag though, brought the Turkish out at such a subtle but focussed level it was captivating. Tobacco juices are notoriously difficult to engineer well, but with a bit of tweaking I could see this being very addictive in it's own right. I found the best sweet spot for this juice was when the wick was moist (not fully loaded) and beginning to dry out a touch. This suggests to me that the other ingredients dominate the Turkish when the wick is saturated and need to be burned off. Personality wise, this juice changes as you vape, which is an essential factor if you are not going to become overcome by the intensity of Turkish.
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