Aight folks here you go. I've seen tons of people say FLV be great or FLV is shit and I'm here to tell you FLV is just another flavoring company. Fuck that they started out just vape. Some of their flavors need dilution and some don't. Some need steeping and some don't. They advertise quick steeping time which some of you don't fucking understand just means it fades quick. So here are my extended steep taste notes on a couple of their flavors.
All are mixed at 3% max vg no nic. Mixed 4/20/16 and not tested until now. THESE ARE ONLY AGED TASTING NOTES! Steeped in my closet. Vaped on the hot lips of your significant other at 100 watts.
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FLV watermelon
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great watermelon flavor. Super duper wet exhale. I coughed the first five times I vaped this. It reminded me of my first vape after quitting cigarettes. That kinda "I'm exhaling water" feeling. But even after a month and a half steep this flavor stands more proud than a Chihuahua after it eats ten tacos. It's just that sweet wet watermelon flavor with no texture other than the juice. So juicy so smooth. Like a prom queens thighs. No grainy texture I get from eating fresh watermelon but with that fresh taste. Full mouth feel. Mostly back and mid notes but it pulls all the way to the front.
Fade at this percent: none
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FLV Bing Cherry
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Mmmm. Sweet, slightly sweet but light cherry. SLIGHT medicine taste followed by candy. It's really more akin to a very cherry gummy flavor. Brings a mild sweet taste that's hard to place. Very light mouth feel. Mostly back notes that trail slightly into the mid but leaves a sweetness on the end.
Fade at this percent: moderate to heavy
Again I want to emphasize that these are untested until over a month steep in vg. Just like we know CAP VC1 needs at least a week steep and turns into gold over a few months. I wanted to test the staying power of some of FLV's fruit staying power. I know some have tested other flavors of theirs like cupcake batter at this stage and they're holding up with some notable changes.
Compare and contrast with your fresh and steeped mixing notes.
Lmao, thanks for these reviews.
I couldn't imagine using Bing Cherry at 3%, maybe I need more experience using the flavor though. It makes it self quite known quite well at 0.50-1% in the tests I've used it. It doesn't have that tart aspect I associate INW cherries with. I'd agree that cherry gummy is a pretty good description for the overall picture. A lot of FLV's fruits have this duality (strawberry, boysenberry) of being very candy like "artificial fruity" at lower percents but getting noticeably jammy at higher percentages. I'm thinking cherry ice cream at lower percents, higher I may be inclined for bakery type flavors.