Rda/ Velocity
% Used/ 10
coil/ Clapton w/ 45
Steep time/1 week wicking/ Full
Mouth Feel - Sharp and fizzy with a slight throat hit. Not very dense would give it a 4 out of 10.
Flavor Properties- Soda with the nice Ginger Snap, and lemon lime flavor.
Relatable Flavors - Without using the words ginger ale or soda. Like drinking sparkling cider or champagne after chewing on fresh ginger.
Position in the recipe - Pretty good stand alone flavoring should make a nice top note or base, and at lower % will give you a nice fizzy accent.
Pairings - All citrus flavors especially Orange should work nicely. Add a little cream to make a cream soda, and for an adventure in odd flavors I'm going to try it with a little chocolate.
Just sent me a sample whit my order so mite not have yet but there or a few notes on elr.
Yeah, Walt is in chat tonight said its a go, just needs to be added to the site. WOOT!
EDIT: BTW, im KenOWhere over there. Chrisdx?
Just trying to make me a nice ginger vape. Tried with NF's Organic Ginger without diacetyl today, but I'm not really pleased yet.
What manufacturer is RF?
If you do buy it grab some other flavors there too. The ones I've tried that were good are Cookies and Cream, Boston Cream Pie, Green Energy, and Strawberry Milkshake. The Cookies and Cream is really good and worth getting if you want an Oreo flavor.
Thanks for the advice! I've tried Mtn Juice a while back, it's the best Mountain Dew Flavor ever. But it's a little on the weak site. (about 15%, I guess that's normal for RF)
So far I haven't had to go above 9 or 10% on RF flavors. At 8% the Boston Cream Pie was spot on the exact flavor you would expect. I usually start at 7 or 8% with all of them. Cheesecake has been the only one so far to be not that great but I haven't tested it fully.
Thanks for the notes man! This sounds like it would be a really tasty addition to any lemon drink profiles, Ginger and lemon are wonderful together. I usually use TFA champagne for the fizzy effect in lemonades, but now you've got me thinking about buying this one to try out in these mixes. Keep up the good work!