Which category does madvapes RY4 fall into?
Which category does Madvapes RY4 fall into?
I think most of us experience that. I know I do, especially with all the comparison tasting I've done on this RY4 thread. Taste-bud-burn-out. Less to do with reviving from smoking than regular old garden-variety flavor fatigue.
still,
Did I forget Madvapes Dekang RY4? Sorry. Madvapes Dekang RY4 (at least the 50ml bottle I have from last fall) would qualify nicely within two categories: Stronger Tobacco (less sweet) and Balanced/Blended. I just edited the Category Groups to include Madvapes.
Thanks for pointing out my omission.
Thanks for fixing that, Bill? I read one of the reviews for Madvapes and it said it had a cocoa taste to it... Did you get cocoa when you tried it?
i look forward to your review of gourmetvapors RY4. i recently got some and was not a fan. i am letting it steep now to see if that helps though.
M_Factor,
Yeah, I'm more than a little dubious myself, but GourmetVapor is having a 50% off sale, so I figured why not give their RY4 a shot? I've never tried any of GV's juices before, so we'll see...
Which category does Madvapes RY4 fall into?
still,
No, I don't pick up any cocoa or chocolate at all from Madvapes Dekang RY4. I just vaped some again to be sure (I am), and I have to add the comic punch line that whoever did that review must have been "cuckoo for coco-puffs." By contrast, FreedomSmokesUSA's RY5 definitely has a choco/cocoa component to it, but I can't think of any RY4 that does. Not to suggest that none exists, but I haven't vaped it.
I know that Madvapes DK RY4 is right in the middle of the pack in the rankings (at #15), but---vaping it again just now---I was struck again by what a tasty juice it is. Very balanced and well-blended. It's really quite good, and so inexpensive at Madvapes. Hard to beat $11.99 for a 50ml bottle of Dekang pre-mix (which the reviews suggest is a safer bet than Madvapes' Custom China version, even though the pre-mix comes in only two nic strengths: 0mg or 24mg.)
If you're not drawn to the heavy hitters on the list (Ikenvape, Dulcis, BackwoodsBrew, etc.) or you don't trust taking a chance on the long-shots I ranked highly (QuickNic and OzarkFresh), you really can't go wrong to just stick with Madvapes RY4.
Hey Bill,
Thanks for clearing that up for me! I have been vaping for 2.5 years now, so I was fortunate enough to have vaped the original RY4/Riskee Yuice, so nothing is ever going to compare... Even Ikenvape, which I have tried! Don't get me wrong Ikenvape RY4 is a tasty vape and I will buy more, but I 'd be cheating everyone to say it is the original. It perhaps may be the next best thing, but I gave up on trying to find the mysterious and infamous, Original Dekang RY4. I doubt it will ever reappear because someone would have introduced it by now.
Best I have tried as a replacement: #1. Ikenvape RY4 Worst: Eliquidplanet RY4(worse tasting juice that I have ever tried hands down)
For some reason I was under the impression the Dekang and Janty RY4 were the same product. Silly me. I've been vaping the Dekang since I started vaping and it's still my favorite. It has the photo of rows of tobacco plants on the bottle but no company name.
I suppose I have never tried Janty RY4 then. They're out of stock right now. So is BWB RY4 and have been for awhile. I ordered some Ozark Fresh RY4 two weeks ago and it still hasn't arrived.
For some reason I was under the impression the Dekang and Janty RY4 were the same product. Silly me. I've been vaping the Dekang since I started vaping and it's still my favorite. It has the photo of rows of tobacco plants on the bottle but no company name.
I suppose I have never tried Janty RY4 then. They're out of stock right now. So is BWB RY4 and have been for awhile. I ordered some Ozark Fresh RY4 two weeks ago and it still hasn't arrived.
bassnut,
Hey, we share a common admiration: Jack Casady. I saw Jefferson Airplane live in 1968, and from the moment Casady started the concert with that great rolling riff of his from "The Other Side of this Life," I knew that I had to play bass. By 1972, I was playing up a storm, and even met Casady after a Hot Tuna concert. A very unassuming, quiet guy, as you probably know. I went on to play bass in a wonderful Celtic band called Swoop. Eventually made my own one-man album of Celtic fusion in the mid-90s. Wow, talk about the halcyon days of yesteryear...
I'm not sure who makes Janty's RY4. Might be pre-mixed to their specs by Dekang, but perhaps not.
Janty has Classic RY4 in stock right now. Their site isn't user-friendly, which is why you thought it was out-of-stock. Once you're on one of the Classic RY4 pages, you have to select a nic strength from the pull-down menu to see if it's in stock or not. If it is, the "Notify me" button will change to an "Add to Cart" button. Not all sizes are available in all concentrations, but about half are.
By the way, our resident authority on Janty RY4---wv2win---tells me that the RY4 from Janty's new Elixir line is not nearly as good as their Classic RY4. Go figure.
bassnut,
Hey, we share a common admiration: Jack Casady. I saw Jefferson Airplane live in 1968, and from the moment Casady started the concert with that great rolling riff of his from "The Other Side of this Life," I knew that I had to play bass. By 1972, I was playing up a storm, and even met Casady after a Hot Tuna concert. A very unassuming, quiet guy, as you probably know. I went on to play bass in a wonderful Celtic band called Swoop. Eventually made my own one-man album of Celtic fusion in the mid-90s. Wow, talk about the halcyon days of yesteryear...