Flv Cantaloupe / Flv Cantalope tasting notes

submitted over 9 years ago by elephantrainbowsOne of "The Damned"

For those who have this flavor you already know. Cantaloupe/Cantalope whatever this shit is great.

Mixed @ 3% single flavor 70vg/30vg vaped on everything ever invented. Honestly if you care ask.

First impression is amazing. True, natural cantaloupe flavor. No chemical or off tastes. Such a true representation of the fruit with a refreshing, full and juicy inhale followed by a sweet on the back of the tongue exhale. This is ridiculously good for just being a single flavor mix. The texture is full and moist. Sweet but not too much.

I could see upping this to 3.5% and adding some cactus and maybe some inw eucalyptus and mint and calling it good.

Used with other fruits to tame an unwanted tangy flavor would be a great use at .5-1% as it has a mellow cream mouth feel. Imagine what fa Fuji does for sharp fruit notes and apply that to this for smooth fruit notes. If you need just a little bit more sweetness or more full mouth feel in your fruit mixes this might be the trick. I can see it easily being used that way too.

I bet it makes great sex with flavorahs other melon flavor.

Cheers.

Comments

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by tranceinateover 9 years agoIn a good mood for now - don't piss me off.

Ahem

Rejuvenate:

3% Lemon Sicily FA
2% Lime Tahiti FA
1% Lime Cold Pressed FA
2% Cantaloupe FLV
1% Kaktus INW
*2% Eucalyptus w/ Mint INW
Menthol, Koolada, or FA Honey to taste.

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by elephantrainbowsover 9 years ago

Oh, believe me, I already screenshotted that and I'm going to mix it Thursday since I got my eucalyptus mint in :D

How's the lime play with it?

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by tranceinateover 9 years agoIn a good mood for now - don't piss me off.

Lemon-limey goodness wraps itself around errythang

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by elephantrainbowsover 9 years ago

Don't think I was trying to steal your glorious thunder. I'd never try mixing lime with this without you.

Hugs

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by skiddlzninjaover 9 years agoThat one moderator. You know, the honey guy.

Try Euc Mint with FLV Melon Mix and "Cantalope" but not 2%, that's fucking nuts. I do like .4%

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by tranceinateover 9 years agoIn a good mood for now - don't piss me off.

Pussy. I like my mints strong. 2% is fine in this mix.

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by NotCharlesMansonover 9 years agoFirst diy_ejuice Recipe Contest- Best Recipe

You scare the fuck out of me with that 2% Euc&mint.

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by tranceinateover 9 years agoIn a good mood for now - don't piss me off.

To be fair, I had a nasty case of bronchitis when I made this recipe & couldn't taste or smell much.

But damn was it good. & it's about the same when I'm not sick. I was a camel crush smoker, I like my menthol strong.

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by NotCharlesMansonover 9 years agoFirst diy_ejuice Recipe Contest- Best Recipe

I smoked the same for about a year before I quit. Tried one last year and thought my lungs were going to freeze over.

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by elephantrainbowsover 9 years ago

Ok, can you explain the difference between fa lime tahiti and fa lime cold pressed? The bottle I got from bcv says "fa lime tahiti - cold pressed" it's the cloudy one. And alltheflavors only has that or "fa lime tahiti - distilled" as options.

Either way I mixed this up but used 1% of the fa lime I have and 1% tfa key lime. Can't wait to try it.

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by tranceinateover 9 years agoIn a good mood for now - don't piss me off.

From HIC

FA Lime Cold-Pressed:

FA has two lime flavors, quite different. This one is fresh, unsweetened lime juice -refreshing, tart, and realistic. If you're making a limeade vape, start here.If you're adding a little lime juice to a recipe, start with 0.5%. This is a prominent flavor in recipes; give it a day or two to age it will mellow substantially, especially used at small amounts.

For zestier Key lime flavor, or in cocktail vapes for juice-and-a-twist, try Lime Cold-Pressed with a little Lime Tahiti added.

FA Lime Tahiti / Distilled:

This is a sharper lime flavor than Cold-Pressed, both of which mellow as they age. This is the muddled lime in a mixed drink, or a twist of zesty peel in your limeade. When fresh-mixed (especially with plenty of PG), it’s zesty, eye-opening, in-your-face lime, with a bit of bitterness.If you're mixing with this, consider 0.5% or less - Lime Tahiti can dominate other flavors even at 1%.Use Tahiti with Cold-Pressed for Key lime flavor. No other brand gets real lime juice ("cold press") and zest ("Tahiti / distilled) as accurately as FlavourArt. If you like lime, get both.If you just a limeade, get Lime Cold-Pressed instead.

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by odoyal63over 9 years ago

Ill start with it's an amazing flavor. I first tried it at 3% and found it too strong in a single flavor mix. It has a really creamy undertone that I was evicted about but I just can't find a thing that it mixes well with. Maybe I'll go back to the drawing board and try again it's too good to shelve

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by elephantrainbowsover 9 years ago

I'm throwing around the idea of mixing it with some fa white peach, cap VC, and tfa cheesecake Graham crust because I think it might be able to give the peach that subtle cooked sweetness. In fact I'll probably try it with /u/notcharlesmanson 's shortcake base.

What did you try mixing it with?

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by skiddlzninjaover 9 years agoThat one moderator. You know, the honey guy.

/u/notcharlesmanson

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by skiddlzninjaover 9 years agoThat one moderator. You know, the honey guy.

^/u/notcharlesmanson

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by odoyal63over 9 years ago

I've tried FLV Coconut, FLV Boysenberry andFW Blueberry so far just to see how it plays. First to add to the creaminess then to see how it worked with the tart boysenberry and then to see if it added any sweetness to the blueberry but it all ended up clashing so I guess I was way off course but then again I haven't had much luck with boysenberry or the coconut so far