Mine are Cap vanilla custard V1, Cap NYCC, TPA Cheesecake (Graham Crust) They're my bases I tend to use and work from and I love the V1.
capella sweet mango.. so good!
I love Mango drinks so I'm going to have to buy some of this.
it's been my adv for about six months
it's one of those flavours that works well in low or high levels. i'm comfortable at 2-5% for subtle vape, and 10-15% just gets super mangoey without being sickly sweet. not too ripe, just right.
I agree, one of the better single flavors. I really like mixing with lemonade.
When I go above 8%, I have people tell me it tastes like mary jane flavor...lol
hmmmm mangonade! which lemonade you using?
I've been using my 1 year old bottle of TFA lemonade lol. I always add 2 drops TFA Sour and 1 drop TFA Menthol. It's a decent shake-n-vape.
I have been trying to get a mango drink... kinda like a mango mojito...mangito flavor going, so far, I haven't been able to replicate the "spearmint" or mint leaf flavor, thats on the sweet side. I have been avoiding sweeteners, since I found out I am allergic to them.
- FA Cookie
- FA Meringue
- FA Bergamot
- CAP Sweet Strawberry
- INW Biscuit
- TPA RY4 Double
- TPA Bavarian Cream
- FW Yellow Cake
- FW Hazelnut
I am sure CAP Vanilla Custard v1 is divine, but I just want to stay away from AP. I am afraid if I buy any, I will be vaping it 24/7.
Nice selection of flavours there. I have no issue with vaping V1. Whatever % of AP/Diacetyl is in it is in a cigarette in far far higher %'s
I think by "AP" OP meant Acetyl Pyrazine, not Acetyl Propionyl.
They're both in cigarettes. If I'm mistaken it's because I read it here
Doesn't Bavarian Cream have AP? Unless you're using DX.
CAP Vanilla Custard V1, TFA Graham Clear, LA Banana Cream, and TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream. These are the only flavors I use enough to buy in larger quantities.
- TFA Horchata smooth
- ECX Lemon
- FA Fuji
- FA Meringue
- TFA Vanilla bean gelato
- ECX Black Mile
- FLV Flue Cured Tobacco
- TFA Vanilla bourbon
- TFA Bavarian Cream
Is that FA Fuji Apple? Bought a 60ml bottle of it and haven't tried it yet. What % do you mix it at?
Yea, left out the apple part.
I like it 3% on it's own. One of my fav summer puffs using the stuff:
- CAP Sweet Watermelon 6%
- FA Fuji Apple 1.5%
- INW Lime 0.8% (FA Cold Pressed Tahiti Lime will do here too)
- Koolada 0.7% (up to 1.5% depending on how much you like 'cool')
I've just got Cap Horchatta in. Haven't used it yet in a mix but have a tester made to try once it's had a bit of steeping.
I've only had TFA's Horchata Smooth (not 'Horchata', which I've heard is strong as hell).
I'm curious to hear how it goes, especially if you've had experience with TFA HS.
TFA Vanilla Bean Ice Cream
CAP Vanilla Custard v1
TFA Strawberry ripe
I have lots more, but normally always have these on hand. They mix with pretty much anything.
After reading this thread, INW Cactus and CAP sweet mango have been added to the shopping list. Thanks guys!
I have to say that I love the smores flavoring from High Desert Vapes
I've not heard of this one before.
I just got INW cactus and I've been putting it in basically everything fruit related. Gives it a nice watery drink feel to me
Or this! Maybe because I'm in the UK as I've seen neither on any of the sites I browse when ordering my concentrates.
Can you describe it? Share your notes? Sounds interesting.
I'll try my best, but I'm at work away from my mix station. My actual first thought trying it standalone at %1 was that it tasted like some sort of strange Gatorade that I had never had before. It also leaves a mouthful of great after taste which is the "wetness" that I'm referring to. I think it goes great with TFA pear and dragonfruit as kind of an additive. However I believe it can be good as the main note, I just haven't figured it out yet. I give it a 7/10 so far.
I have still to get around to testing cactus what % would you suggest mixing it at ? to get the wetness but not the flavour?
In no particular order--
FE Lemon -- Is there a fruit blend this doesn't make better?
FA Meringue -- Have you been to /r/cerealkillaclone ?
FW Hazelnut -- ibid.
FW Yellow Cake -- Okay, now my cereal's showing.
TFA Grape Juice -- If you don't own this, you should. A smooth, candy-ish grape. Much preferable as a standalone or a mixer compared to TFA Grape Candy.
TFA Acai -- A very subtle flavor, but it's up there with Quince as far as "awesome little-known TFAs" goes. It smooths blends out nicely, and I could see it having use in the champagne-y, koolada-ey summer concoctions everyone's been obsessed with lately. I haven't had real acai, so I can't compare it to the real thing, but I think this is more on the candy-ish side-- which is fine by me.
TFA Dragonfruit -- A very weird standalone, but mixes great with just about any fruit you could imagine. Fun fact, the flavor actually contains small amounts of triethyl citrate, which could be why it blends so well with other flavors.
Acetyl Pyrazine -- Not really a flavor, but still. That grainy-ness at low % can be really useful in cereal and dessert blends, and the weird, molasses-ey notes that you get before you get to the point where you're ending up with chocolate-hazelnut fritos can be useful in... something. Maybe.
I've never been fond of the typical "TFA Marshmallow, TFA sweet cream, TFA graham cracker, CAP Custard" bases most people tend to work with, especially because I try to mix diacetyl-free wherever I can.