Specs:
- percentage used: 3%
- steep time: 1 month
- PG/VG ratio: 50/50
- vaped on NarDA, 1 ohm coil, 12-20 watts
Flavor Properties:
- sweet
- mild
Relatable Flavors:
- cotton candy and faint nuts, in other words (Ethyl Maltol and Acetyl Pyrazine, almost for sure)
- really nothing more to this flavor
Mouth Feel:
- medium density
Off Flavors:
- none
Position In A Recipe:
- use this to sweeten a mix
Suggested Percentage:
- 1-3%
Pairings:
- RY4 blends or any tobacco mixes you want to sweeten
Conclusion:
- This is surprisingly just cotton candy and faint nuts, absolutely no tobacco taste to it.
- I suppose it's called a tobacco because it would make a good sweetener in tobacco mixes, but then again, if you have TPA Cotton Candy and Acetyl Pyrazine I'm fairly confident you could replicate this exactly.
paging Dr. /u/bobbysavage
Do you concur with my review? EM and AP all the way or what?
I agree but here are somethings Ive theorized.
One can replicate this. They probably need to buy it or FA soho first though.
Otherwise ppl won't really know what they are trying to replicate. (unless someone wants to clone INW S'camel)
I didnt think there was any tobacco note to this but.... there might be. idk.
sidenote have you ever had INW Classic CLM?
It's not like amazing, but seemed to be a clear NET. It was even lighter in taste and color to garuda. Scamel seems to possibly incorporate that slight leafiness but i cannot confirm.
This is hella anecdotal but S'camel tastes like breakfast smelled at my grandparent's house.
Maybe the next step from RY4 Double or on the same level.
Classic CLM you say? In the cart it goes! Even if it's not a slam dunk, there's always room for some NET in my mixes.
The only place I see myself using S'Camel is in some sort of RY4 recipe. I would however, probably like whatever your grandparents were cooking for breakfast because S'Camel does have some tastyness that would be delish in real food.