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French Vanilla Creme [TFA]
submitted over 9 years ago by Chrisdvr1Proud Sidebar Reader!

RDA/ Velocity

% Used/ 5

Coil/ Clapton W/ 45

Steep Time/2 weeks Wicking/ Full

PG/VG 50/50 Nic% 0

Mouth Feel - Very heavy on the tongue, and light on the nose giving it a very dense mouth feel. I would give it 9 out of 10. no throat hit.

Flavor Properties- Smooth and rich vanilla with a heavy Dairy, very buttery, and a well-balanced sweetness that really makes the vanilla pop.

Relatable Flavors - Reminds me of vanilla custard ice cream. ( may even be a suitable substitution for vanilla custard v1 cap.)

Off Flavors- Not really finding anything here.

Position In The Recipe - High percentages this should make a great top note, and due to its dense mouth feel should fit into a base nicely.

Pairings - Bakeries, chocolates, most fruits, tobacco's, nut flavorings, and other creams and ice creams.

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by mysticrosellalmost 9 years ago

I prefer 2-3% as a supporting flavor. Adds a very nice malty vanilla accent. Adds depth and layers when mixed with custards and other vanillas. To me, higher percentages dominate custards and creams and that's all I can taste, and has an off flavor. Maybe will need higher percentages with bolder heavier flavors like coffees or rich bakeries?

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by pm_me_your_tearsover 9 years ago

Thanks for this, I'll pick some up next time it sounds like I'll love it.

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by 0ptimusRhymeover 9 years ago

Wowzers! 5% of that stuff must be pretty in your face. At 2% it's very strong to me and completely overshadows anything else in a mix.

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

its a single flavor review. generally percentages are higher for single flavors

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by 0ptimusRhymeover 9 years ago

Oh yea I know, I'm just imagining how strong that one would be at 5% haha

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by fubaeover 9 years ago

I am using French vanilla deluxe since I started mixing and it is a killer, it just rocks

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