A someone relatively new to vaping (I started a few years ago with an Ncig and did not like it very much, but as of the new eGo I got for Christmas, I am 100% into it now), I don't have a lot of basis for comparison, but I already feel inclined to sing praise of VaporStation.
I received an assortment of flavors in a sampler pack as part of my Christmas gift. One by one, each of the flavors has taken turns as my new favorite. My only real basis for comparison at this point is Johnson Creek, which are excellent juices, but for my personal taste do not have the combination of TH, vapor and taste that I am now completely spoiled by with the VS flavors.
I always hear talk that some juice makers are better at desserts, while others are better at tobaccos. They all seem to be strong points with the VS juices. At first, I got hooked on Tiramisu, Creme Soda, Cocoa and Cafe Sumatra - I actively avoided the tobacco flavors as I assume nothing will ever remotely be like a cigarette. Just today, I cracked open the bottle of Texas, and wouldn't you know, it is a very convincing "smoking" experience. Tenesse, Frisco, VS4 were all lovely as well, but the appeal for me was more in the accent flavors than tobacco (Frisco's hazelnut, Tennesse's vanilla, VS4's caramel)...Even the Rosewater is quite nice, though not an all-day vape, but something I am glad that I have around - I am saving it to enjoy the next time I go out for Indian food!
I have already ordered a big bottle of Tiramisu, as I couldn't bear the thought of running out of it, which arrived very quickly!
As a new vaper, I have many flavors and vendors to try - I can't wait to get my Gourmet Vapor and BWB orders - of course I have to sample everything in the beginning - but I find it easy to imagine that I will keep going back to VS...
I received an assortment of flavors in a sampler pack as part of my Christmas gift. One by one, each of the flavors has taken turns as my new favorite. My only real basis for comparison at this point is Johnson Creek, which are excellent juices, but for my personal taste do not have the combination of TH, vapor and taste that I am now completely spoiled by with the VS flavors.
I always hear talk that some juice makers are better at desserts, while others are better at tobaccos. They all seem to be strong points with the VS juices. At first, I got hooked on Tiramisu, Creme Soda, Cocoa and Cafe Sumatra - I actively avoided the tobacco flavors as I assume nothing will ever remotely be like a cigarette. Just today, I cracked open the bottle of Texas, and wouldn't you know, it is a very convincing "smoking" experience. Tenesse, Frisco, VS4 were all lovely as well, but the appeal for me was more in the accent flavors than tobacco (Frisco's hazelnut, Tennesse's vanilla, VS4's caramel)...Even the Rosewater is quite nice, though not an all-day vape, but something I am glad that I have around - I am saving it to enjoy the next time I go out for Indian food!
I have already ordered a big bottle of Tiramisu, as I couldn't bear the thought of running out of it, which arrived very quickly!
As a new vaper, I have many flavors and vendors to try - I can't wait to get my Gourmet Vapor and BWB orders - of course I have to sample everything in the beginning - but I find it easy to imagine that I will keep going back to VS...
