The Really Big RY4 Roundup (long)
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So I placed a order for Happy eSmoker Favorite RY4 here is the description... A combo of tobacco and caramel creating a deliciously memorable flavor...Great daily vape!!Perfect for first time eSmokers. Happy E currently keeps the recipe for RY4 in the same vault where the colonel keeps his. and a review from the site....... just got this in the mail today and I'm in love. A nice mix of caramel with a hint of toasted marshmallow and vanilla. A nice, rich,and satisfying vape. I haven't had an RY4 this good or this balanced in years. Other vendors usually go too heavy on one of the flavors but this is a perfect mix.
so I will see if this Favorite RY4 can turn a frown upside down......
Also I wanted to comment on Crystal e liquid RY4...this RY4 reminded me of sage from sausage lol yes I said it... sausage...not sure what is going on in my taste buds there but it is odd to me its in the line with Halo and Vapor Station RY4s both those also have that sage sharp taste to it....
so I will see if this Favorite RY4 can turn a frown upside down......
Also I wanted to comment on Crystal e liquid RY4...this RY4 reminded me of sage from sausage lol yes I said it... sausage...not sure what is going on in my taste buds there but it is odd to me its in the line with Halo and Vapor Station RY4s both those also have that sage sharp taste to it....
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passerbyeus,
Try as I might, I cannot find any neural pathways that connect the RY4 part of my brain to the sausage with sage part of my brain. Most of my RY4 offices are in the Dessert Division, whereas the sausage with sage office is in the Breakfast Division. There are some corridors that link the two Divisions---French Toast, Waffles, and Maple Syrup, for instance---but no one in the RY4 office has ever even tried to call someone in the sausage with sage office.
Your headquarters must be designed differently from mine. LOL.
Try as I might, I cannot find any neural pathways that connect the RY4 part of my brain to the sausage with sage part of my brain. Most of my RY4 offices are in the Dessert Division, whereas the sausage with sage office is in the Breakfast Division. There are some corridors that link the two Divisions---French Toast, Waffles, and Maple Syrup, for instance---but no one in the RY4 office has ever even tried to call someone in the sausage with sage office.
Your headquarters must be designed differently from mine. LOL.
Without thinking breakfast start vaping and walk right into the kitchen that may help lol
Hey passer pretty cool they send a pic of your order huh?.....bet I get it firrrrst! Lol
I didn't get sage from the crystal I like it, the double tobacco ry4 I like better
Yes it was cool with the pics but I thought the RY4 pic was kinda of generic now the Orange Creamy Dreamy I ordered with it looks good 
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Not far when did you order? I ordered mine last night....next time Ill order over night hahahaha
Vapor..... is having a contest, good time to try the RY4 or stock up
..Not far when did you order? I ordered mine last night....next time Ill order over night hahahaha
Vapor..... is having a contest, good time to try the RY4 or stock up
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Yeah thats pretty much is it seems , what i fear is i forgot to ask those guys what is the "original" ratio for they liquids and not sure how well they will be at the one i pick 70vg/30pg.
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The 6ml sample bottles of RY4 and RY5 I purchased from BombayVaping are both 24mg in a 50/50 PG/VG Blend. The liquids are almost identical in color: light gold-orange, with the RY5 being ever-so-slightly darker, but so close that I could easily mistake one for the other by sight alone. I tested these by atty-dripping into a 3.5-ohm IKV i06 atty powered by a Vector Variable Volt v1.5t set to 5.0 volts, for wattage of 7.14 (because of the PWM design of the Vector and the hybrid nature of the io6, wattage seems considerably higher, in the 9-10 range, and may in fact be substantially higher). Note: These juices were born five days before this review, so my guess is that they’ll improve with some steeping time. If the change is significant, I’ll post a follow-up.
BombayVaping has created a very soothing custom RY4. It doesn’t smash through the limits of classic RY4s, however. Instead, it massages those limits and stretches them out gently without losing the essence of what RY4 is about---a tobacco-caramel-vanilla blend. I think I perceive a slight nuttiness in the recipe, but I could be wrong about that, and, in any case, it’s very subtle.
For me, the key to Bombay RY4 is balance. The flavor elements don’t arrive side by side as individuals; they greet me as one unified, overall flavor and remain so from inhale through exhale. That shows sophistication in blending.
The high-end brightness so characteristic of classic RY4s but usually missing entirely in custom RY4s is not present here, as one might expect, but that’s not a detriment. This is like high-quality audio delivered with bass and treble controls set to flat (meaning no boost), rather than jacked up as people tend to do with cheap stereos. For RY4 lovers interested in an all-day-vape, Bombay RY4 is a very good possibility.
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By contrast, the RY5 is where Bombay got their ya-yas out. While their RY4 stresses mature balance and harmonious unity, Bombay RY5 is the wild child, reveling in its own excess like a pig in slop. The target audience is completely different here: people who like big, bold flavors, and don’t care whether they’re blended or not---the “hit-me-with-your-best-shot” crowd. Of those people, the ones most pleased will be caramel-lovers.
Caramel sets the tone and leads the way, with tobacco and vanilla singing back-up. This isn't Three Dog Night, it's Glady Knight and the Pips. The caramel is not so much dominant as intense, definitely stronger than the other flavors.
When I vaped Bombay RY5, I thought of ECBlend Ruyan 4 with double-extra caramel. Not that the two juices taste the same---they don’t. Actually, I didn’t much care for ECB Ruyan 4++, since the caramel was almost acrid to my palate. The old problem of too much flavoring. Bombay RY5’s caramel is delicious. But both juices carry similar intentions.
What we have here with BombayVaping RY4 and RY5 are two brothers from the same father, but different mothers. Yes, they’re half-brothers, but their genetic heritage is quite separate, and they’re clearly drawn to making friendships with very different kinds of vapers.
BombayVaping RY4, Grade: B+
BombayVaping RY5, Grade: B
Links to purchase:
BombayVaping RY4
BombayVaping RY5
BombayVaping has created a very soothing custom RY4. It doesn’t smash through the limits of classic RY4s, however. Instead, it massages those limits and stretches them out gently without losing the essence of what RY4 is about---a tobacco-caramel-vanilla blend. I think I perceive a slight nuttiness in the recipe, but I could be wrong about that, and, in any case, it’s very subtle.
For me, the key to Bombay RY4 is balance. The flavor elements don’t arrive side by side as individuals; they greet me as one unified, overall flavor and remain so from inhale through exhale. That shows sophistication in blending.
The high-end brightness so characteristic of classic RY4s but usually missing entirely in custom RY4s is not present here, as one might expect, but that’s not a detriment. This is like high-quality audio delivered with bass and treble controls set to flat (meaning no boost), rather than jacked up as people tend to do with cheap stereos. For RY4 lovers interested in an all-day-vape, Bombay RY4 is a very good possibility.
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By contrast, the RY5 is where Bombay got their ya-yas out. While their RY4 stresses mature balance and harmonious unity, Bombay RY5 is the wild child, reveling in its own excess like a pig in slop. The target audience is completely different here: people who like big, bold flavors, and don’t care whether they’re blended or not---the “hit-me-with-your-best-shot” crowd. Of those people, the ones most pleased will be caramel-lovers.
Caramel sets the tone and leads the way, with tobacco and vanilla singing back-up. This isn't Three Dog Night, it's Glady Knight and the Pips. The caramel is not so much dominant as intense, definitely stronger than the other flavors.
When I vaped Bombay RY5, I thought of ECBlend Ruyan 4 with double-extra caramel. Not that the two juices taste the same---they don’t. Actually, I didn’t much care for ECB Ruyan 4++, since the caramel was almost acrid to my palate. The old problem of too much flavoring. Bombay RY5’s caramel is delicious. But both juices carry similar intentions.
What we have here with BombayVaping RY4 and RY5 are two brothers from the same father, but different mothers. Yes, they’re half-brothers, but their genetic heritage is quite separate, and they’re clearly drawn to making friendships with very different kinds of vapers.
BombayVaping RY4, Grade: B+
BombayVaping RY5, Grade: B
Links to purchase:
BombayVaping RY4
BombayVaping RY5
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Billherbst, I just placed an order for BBV's RY4. Thanks for another informative review. One question, which strength did you review?
sanjosse,
Flavor strength: 15% M-80 for both juices.
The RY4 might be interesting with more flavoring---less subtle, but with more impact. I think the RY5 would be over-the-top with more than 15%, however. But then, I'm just guessing about that.
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Mountain Oak Classic RY4 is still holding strong at the top for me what I can I say I like the floral, pine ,coffee, cinnamon, tobacco, caramel, vanilla, taste.... I guess thats better than sage hahaha
Can someone recommend a percentage to mix Perfumer's Apprentice RY4-Doubled at?
just to let you know ogredog I got another order placed for a new RY4 
I could give you a hint lets see.....It was named after a Bob Marley And The Wailers song
I could give you a hint lets see.....It was named after a Bob Marley And The Wailers song - Status
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