I got an email today showing some new inw flavors. Some are pretty vague names with no descriptions, but here is a link to them. Inawera.com is also vague. They should have some info on their forum soon. (edited to add keywords to be searchable till I do a review. Inw Pink Panther Inw Custard )
Very interesting! Another Cherry (possibly two) lol, maybe Cherry is INW's thing
I have Cheeries (Wisnia Cherry, says this on the bottle, but Cheeries on their site) and it is indeed lovely. Not cough syrup.
But their Cola and Melon is also really good.
Edit: oh, and their Cactus is a must have in any DIY arsenal in my opinion.
That's right I've been wanting to check out their cola for a long time now; one of these days I'll pick it up lol.
Cactus for freshness or some other reason? What does it taste like?
I was so intrigued by Purple Rain that I did a search. Here are some brief flavor descriptions:
http://forum.e-liquid-recipes.com/t/new-inawera-flavours/75011
>PURPLE RAIN - Violet, vanilla
Leaves more questions than answers. Are they talking about violets the flower? Or maybe the perfume scent? Or maybe violet just refers to color. So vague. INW playing with us.
Edit: OP's link has a less mysterious description.. "Floral candies with mint and anise." Oddly, that has nothing to do with vanilla.
Has nothing to do with this post but where can you get this http://www.inawerawinkel.com/PE-2-pipette-ml-Set-of-5-pcs/156/ and http://www.inawerawinkel.com/Pipette-F-2-New-2-ml-Set-of-5-pcs/158/ in the US..
So, I don't know if anyone will see this but here is a quick note on inw custard and pink panther. I'll do a review when I can but I've been busy. Both at 2% on an rda around .45 ohms
INW Custard- This stuff is great. I think this wins the custard wars. Early on, it's the closet to vanilla pudding I've had in a vape, and gets richer/deeper as it ages (tried 3 weeks later)
Pink panther- I'm not sure what this really is. It's kind of raspberry, kind of just pink. It's sweet and tangy at the same time and is great as a stand alone at 2%.