Apple Bourbon Cider. Amazing @ Low Percentages.

submitted over 9 years ago by johntheawe

MOSTLY FA.

FA Apple Pie - .75%
FA Brandy - 1%
FA Cinnamon Ceylon - .5-1% (I like it at .75%)
TFA Green Apple - .25% FA Walnut - .5%

Thanks to HIC for the info on boosting apple with Walnut, and introducing me to FA. This is an awesome shake n' vape, adv.

Notes: Wow.... If you've never tried vaping any of these "alcoholic" vapes, definitely give this a try. If you want to shake n' vape, don't add the brown sugar, it takes a while to get smoother. But yeah, I'm definitely going to have to get some whiskey, jamaican rum, etc. now. Never thought it would be pleasant to vape. Give it a try.

The brandy sort of lingers for quite awhile on the pallet at 1%. I'm sure the apple will come out more with steeping, but it's so good as a shake n' vape.

ELR: http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/701122

Comments

3 points

by johntheaweover 9 years ago

OH. Use this link to look at HIC's Notes on FA Flavorings, they're really well written and I use it for my FA mixes. You can type $0 as the price and don't have to enter payment info, or you can donate to him for it.

https://gumroad.com/l/GwMpo#

1 points

by johntheaweover 9 years ago

Long-lingering brandy is a good thing imo.

3 points

by jacatroover 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

FA Amber...will turn apple right into apple cider...bet that would go well in that mix...I'll mix it up and let you know..

1 points

by johntheaweover 9 years ago

Do that!

1 points

by thedirtyprojectorover 9 years agoOne of "The Damned"

Does this taste like those Strongbow apple ciders?

1 points

by johntheaweover 9 years ago

Idk, haven't had em'. You should maybe mix it up and try it. Also, I'm having second thoughts about the brown sugar. Removing it.

1 points

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

FA whisky isn't all that great, so you know. I'm not sure what italians consider whiskey, but as far as I can tell, it just tastes like fermentation. This is one of the flavors where TFA beats FA.