RDA/ Velocity
% Used/ 6
Coil/ Clapton W/ 45
Steep Time/2 weeks Wicking/ Full
PG/VG 50/50 Nic% 0
Mouth Feel - heavy on the palate and light on the nose, with the rich smooth inhale and airy exhale. Moderately dense would give it 5 out of 10, with no throat hit.
Flavor Properties- Smooth rich cream with a moderate butter flavor, and light egg flavor. Light vanilla, and a very heavy Dairy Flavour, and very sweet.
Relatable Flavors - Like eating the filling out of a cream filled donut.
Off Flavors- Slight lingering vanilla aftertaste
Position In The Recipe - Like most cream flavors this is going to work well in the base . Can also be used as an accent to boost other creams.
Pairings - This flavoring is super versatile the list is almost endless but here's a few.Other creams, chocolates, fruits, tobacco's, bakeries, and nut flavorings.
Comparison to TFA's?
This is very similar to my flavor note. "This is a very rich, creamy, "heavy" vape with hints of vanilla and maybe some background notes of spices. The creaminess has hints of egg and spices like an eggnog flavor but they are very subtle. The creaminess almost fills the mouth on the exhale."
TFA bavarian cream is what I usually use because it seems a little more sweet and light. FW bavarian cream is almost a complex base in itself. It is also stronger than TFA so less will have to be used imo.