Well now..if you are getting ahem..older..lately, it could be allergies. They just drop out of nowhere it seems.
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It's the best dang juice ever dog gone made. Reminds me, I just broke out the two bottles I have been steeping since oh..November something or other. Better stock up before it is just a faded but fabulous memory....
Glad you like it Sirius. Welcome to the nuthouse.
I've got a darn near full 30 ml bottle that has been steeping since November. Each time I have tried it the "crème brulee" element is too heavy for me to be able to vape for a very long time. Going to give it another try tonight and see how its doing. I'm hoping the TA is more forward and the CB element has calmed down some. I really want to love this juice like I do the other tobacco/net blends Kent has put out.
Well now..if you are getting ahem..older..lately, it could be allergies. They just drop out of nowhere it seems.
entirely possible. though unforunate.
Well..You were spot on I'll have to admit..but you might see why I never throw caution to the wind when it comes to juices. I've bought so dam many on recommendations and they turned out to be..well..this meme I generated says it all..lol
In one hand I have an Amazon fire stick and in the other I have a sea shell!
I assume you've varied the build you use to see if you can bring different elements out?
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If you feel like it is too much, use just some of it mixed with a juice that does not have as much flavor. It is a great juice waker upper.
Ha! I had the exact opposite problem with ACB and to stay out of my ACB so it can steep some..am vaping the Creme Brulee Noggin sent me..It's pretty dam good too.
If you feel like it is too much, use just some of it mixed with a juice that does not have as much flavor. It is a great juice waker upper.
Pffft...Smiley no way I would could sacrifice this noble juice for something like that.
Bwahahaha
To be honest I have not. I've been running a .45 ohm 28 ga dual coil build in both my TOBH and Odin. Those are the only drippers I have tried it on. Also for the most part I have used the drippers only on my mech....so I'm getting anywhere between 32-39 watts. Any recommendations?
Did I ever steer you wrong?
No my friend..never ever..Why do you think I love you so.
What ohm coil are you using?
Edit: nevermind, I see your post above. Cool that baby down a bit. Try a 0.8. I am not getting Creme Brulee at cooler temps.
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This was excellent advice. I re-wicked my TOBH so I could get a fresh impression. Anyways, I left the build alone and decided to throw it on my dna40 and play around with the wattages that way. I have found my sweet spot to be 25 watts. Between the steeping and lower wattages, this juice has definitely mellowed out. I would say the TA element is now the forward flavor I'm getting. Smoky and earthy. The CB element is a nice finisher too. Not overpowering at all. Excellent advice Penguin! I will be spending the rest of this evening dripping ACB. Might throw a few tumblers of bourbon in just for good measure.
This gives me the perfect excuse to rewick the Magma .. It has a set of .5's on it...heh heh
ACB
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This was excellent advice. I re-wicked my TOBH so I could get a fresh impression. Anyways, I left the build alone and decided to throw it on my dna40 and play around with the wattages that way. I have found my sweet spot to be 25 watts. Between the steeping and lower wattages, this juice has definitely mellowed out. I would say the TA element is now the forward flavor I'm getting. Smoky and earthy. The CB element is a nice finisher too. Not overpowering at all. Excellent advice Penguin! I will be spending the rest of this evening dripping ACB. Might throw a few tumblers of bourbon in just for good measure.
Glad I was able to help! I know it is common to turn the heat up for tobacco vapes, but this one is a bit different. I like it best at 0.9 for my tastes.
Yeah that is why I never thought about the build. I've always had success with tobacco flavors and higher wattages. The CB element comes out much more when you get up into the 30-40 watt range.
3.0 V on the Sig100..16.3 watts..No baccage..3.7 V ...25watts...CB shines..slight baccage..Now my usual for .5 ohm coils..4.4V...35watts..!
I'm not saying that Clark used Black Cavendish as his TA..but it sure tastes like BC!
I'm not saying that Clark used Black Cavendish as his TA..but it sure tastes like BC!
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