VW's 12 mg was so nic-harsh that it interfered with the flavor. I can only fathom that their 24 mg of any flavor would be like vaping cayenne pepper.
After a few sniffs (rancid banana baby food??) I chucked my Bananza Nut Bread, bottle and all, simply on the principle that I refuse to vape any liquid that approximates the color of used motor oil. Even the dark NETs I've tried haven't been such an ugly shade of brownish black. Just from the smell, I got the idea that that stuff would forever haunt any tank I dumped it into. BTW, their RY4 has provoked a similar reaction, though I haven't tossed it yet. Just haven't gotten up the courage to try it.
Their Honeydew is to my palate too heavy on the flavoring to begin with, I honestly think it could only suffer from extra flavoring. I liked the mango peach tango, though I'd also say it's a bit heavy on the flavoring, as tends to be the case with all their fruit/fruit candy stuff. Haven't tried the others on your list.
I respect Vape Wild's business model. Their prices, service, and raw ambition are outstanding. Problem is that the majority of their juice reminds me too much of strolling down the cold cereal aisle at the supermarket, past all the insanely colorful boxes of insanely processed, insanely sweet, insanely artificial kiddie cereals. I get where VW is going with that, and I think they'll do as well as those cereal makers. I wish them well and thank them for making affordable juice accessible to me when I was in need, but my own vaping destiny does not lie with them.
To be fair though, I'd give them another shot...just for kicks, I'd advise dropping the nic to something ridiculously low for you, like 6 mg, and forego the flavor shots. Definitely pick up some Vanilla Clouds and Bombshell Batter, those were winners for me. You might be pleasantly surprised how addictive some flavors can be when you can actually taste them through the nicotine.
