Setup: Recoil with flavor cap. Dual round wire coils @.15 ohm. 60W Power.
Testing: SC Grape @ 4%, 70/30 VG/PG, Steeped 1 week, tested at 1 day, 3 days, and one week.
Flavor Description: This is a very sweet, candy like grape. No sense of authentic fruit here. It reminds me of a blow pop without the gum center or a grape jolly rancher, although, not quite as sour as a jolly rancher. Very forward on the tongue.
Off Flavors: There were no discernible off flavors as far as I'm concerned at this percentage. The whole taste experience was just grape-y goodness.
Throat HIt: 2/10. This flavor is very smooth for a candy/fruit flavor
Uses I am really bad at this part a I don't have much creativity. This would be good in, well, a candy or bubblegum. It would also be good in some sort of grape cocktail as it is reminiscent of a cheap grape juice.
Pairings: Any bright, candy like fruits would be right at home with this flavor. I wouldn't use this in creams or bakeries unless you maybe used a touch of liquid amber with it to create a grape jam but in my opinion it is too much of a bright, candy-like grape to work where there are better grapes to use in bakeries.
Notes: I tried this throughout the steeping process and although the flavor doesn't change much it does fade a tad so I would recommend using this flavor in shake and vapes or adding a touch more than you think you would need.
Second Opinion: Would love to give a second opinion but there doesn't seem to be much out there in the way of other notes so you'll just have to take my word for it that this shit is good lol.
I describe this one as the LA Watermelon of grapes. Absolutely nothing off or weird about it if you want a really nice, mouth-watering candy grape. Way off if you're looking for a natural grape, like you said, a Blow Pop minus the gum. Great review, thank you!
that is exactly what it is lol the la watermelon of grapes. Thank you so much for suggesting I get this flavor!
Also known as, what TFA Grape Candy SHOULD taste like, but very sadly does not. I had forgotten that I suggested it to you. You're welcome. Now, what the heck are we going to do with this thing? (I haven't mixed anything with it yet either). Maybe go hunting for recipes that call for TFA Grape Candy and use it as a sub? Or try it out in place of LA Watermelon in recipes like /u/Philosaphucker's Stacks on Deck (Gropes on Dock?) or /u/Vurve's Strawmelon Crack (Grab Erry Crack?)? edit: added mixers' names
Come on, man! My naming had nothing to do with the ingredients. Stacks on Deck just tasted like money coming in. The grape sub sounds rather intriguing though. I can and will do this. Hell, I will do this within the next 30 minutes.
Edit: SC Grape is the LA Watermon of grapes--confirmed. This works and is yummy.
Yeah, I wish under "My First Order" Flavors there would be Suggested Flavors or something to that nature, or updated list on my first order. Appears to be a lot of new discovered flavors lately.
Is this SC from BCF? I'm a grape fiend. I do TFA Grape Juice with INW Eucalyptus with Mint and haven't found a better pair for either.
Which brand makes this super concentrated grape?
The brand is "Super concentrated " Bull City Flavors has SC flavors.