After digging around for longer than I want to admit trying to figure out what I'm going to get because I only need 120ml of Nic so then it was off to the flavors.

Basically the whole German Flavors are trash and avoid them. MolinBerry is very interesting with highly unique flavors including the very famous Glamour Chocolate & Pink Lady. Here's some solid flavor notes:

https://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/threads/molinberry-flavoring-review-37-flavors-from-molinshop-add-yours-too.650623/

There are a few standouts being a true solid Green Apple, Milk Shake, Creamy Vanilla, Panna Cotta, Funky Pineapple, Glamour Chocolate, and FLV's Pink Guava can fuck off cause the Pink Lady's in the house. I know ID10-T has it and loved it if I can remember correctly from Noted. I wanted the supposed very best BlackCurrant out there in Sharp BlackCurrant but don't have it and the same deal with Soft Banana that is known to be tremendous.

Here are 2 videos of a girl breaking down most of the line who probably gets giant belly laughs watching Skidd and River trying to break down flavors because she's on some next level shit and it seems she does it for a living:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc2UOn8ZsoA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVNNZE30oIY

• Molinberry Milkshake review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l3vDQfc5qE

Bonus Notes:

• MILKSHAKE using an aeolus RDA, 4wraps 28g kanthol=0.4ohms, tested at 15.5W

being one that tastes blackpepper sock-vomit from TPA's VBIC, i have probably tried every company's offering for a substitute. this was the reason i chose milkshake by molinberry, as it was one of my most expensive endeavors. if i could save anyone the sketchy polish pay system, $7 shipping, or buying a flavor just based on the name, then i've succeeded.

FLAVOR PROFILE if you dont know what a milkshake is, then i hope the rock you've been living under crushes you as youre considering your life. really the only question is, how is a milkshake different from an ice cream in vape form. the answer is simply texture. instead of smooth and thick like an ice cream, a milkshake is a bit more textured, maybe even a bit gritty.

solo: 6% (vapeable but not recommended) in a mix: 2-4% (5%=more synthetic sweetness)

forward, this is a VERY sweet flavor! And thankfully i taste none of that vomitpepper! it has an almost sharp stevia-like sweetness that combines with a light maltiness producing an almost caramel kinda quality (thats just a bit synthetic). Once the sweetness dissipates, you get a subtle yet pleasant heavy cream with a faint chemical (maybe butyric acid) taste. best way to describe the dairy is open a box of whipping cream, that crust that accumulates on the opening...it's that. kinda sour, a little funky, but youre sure the cream is still good. barely if any vanilla, and i could swear that sometimes i taste/feel whipped cream on top (but this may just be from the lingering sweetness its main strength would be texture. especially on the aftertaste, there is a kind of powdery, malted milk taste that lingers. now this is not the grainy texture i was expecting from a milkshake, but more on the smooth side. when paired solely with fruits, it's a bit dry, though a light powdered sugar taste is left on the pallet when the fruit dissipates. this flavor does a great job of accurately portray the feeling of having just drank something with heavy cream. this provides a great backdrop for introducing other flavors - its sweet, lightly creamy and otherwise pretty bland! not really an ice cream, most suited as an additive, or a sweet cream where its maltyness and mouthfeel can shine. dont think that you can just grab this flavor, add a strawberry and BAM!...youre gonna need help in the weight department, texture, and something to bolster the cream. lets take a look at its many complements.

FLAVOR PAIRINGS coffee, chocolates, ice creams, brown sugar, banana cream, any berries or fruits, nuts, honey, pumpkin, spices, marshmallows, meringues, bavarian creams, vanillas (especially CAPs french vanilla cream). For more texture, this recipe goes great with: grahams, AP, TPA cheesecake graham, hazelnut, CAP vanilla cupcake, and cookies. be careful when adding to some creams as you can get a somewhat sour note. (i found this with CAPs sweet cream).

Closest substitute: 3/5 the amount TPA sweet cream, plus a dab of EM.

VAPE EXPERIENCE this flavor vapes wonderfully! the texture really is my favorite part of this flavor, malty and sweet and lingering. like taking a swig of heavy whipping cream. the only off flavors come from the stevia-like sweeteness. it blends well, and has moderate-light weight much like a marshmallow flavor. And, is diacytl free (however says nothing about AC/AP precursors) so vape your heart out!

FLAVOR RATING 3.5/5 mostly stevia-like sweetness with malty/dairy notes, and a great texture of heavy cream. however, it's overly sweet in a synthetic way and is light on the dairy and graininess of a milkshake. assessment: you can live without it, and get those effects using other flavors. Preferred single flavor mix: 6.0%

• Funky Pineapple

Look out Hangsen and Inawera Shisha Pineapples, there's a new contender entering the ring, and I feel it's going to be an easy KO this round!!! Right from the get-go this is a super fresh and stout pineapple, mixed with a heavy dose of sweet pineapple juice, and finally finished off with a blast of funk that makes me think this must be what it's like to breath in a huge stockroom of pineapples in varying stages of ripeness. Unlike many other pineapples I've tried in the past, Molinberry Funky Pineapple's flavor does NOT fade away! Insanely impressive flavor that lasts and lasts, this flavor is hands-down a huge win for any fan of pineapple!

Recommended mix - 5-10% light/very strong - I'm sure this this would mix nicely with many flavors, multi-fruit mixes, creams, drinks, etc and possibly even with menthol. It's great by itself too, love this! Extended steeping is not required for this flavor, but a few weeks will round it out some, it's good right after the first shake so no need to wait!

• Pink Lady

Flavoring aroma in bottle - Mango passion fruit, reminds me of a Tropicana twister juice smells, there's also an intricate "Softness" about the smell, maybe the rose or hibiscus E-liquid aroma in bottle - Sweet passion fruit, hint of tropical (papaya, pineapple, lychee) This is very interesting to me, and I'm not female so that's tough to admit while knowing the name of the flavor! I get passion fruit with a hint of green tea I think, followed with soft hints of lychee and possibly faint pineapple. I have not had a guava vape, so that mixing with the passion fruit may be what's making me think I taste some green tea or the pineapple? I don't noticeably detect any rose or hibiscus, but they may be buried under or mixed into the other flavors to my taste-buds, or I may need to mix higher or lower before I notice those. This isn't overly sweet, but there is a little bit of sweetness factor there, and it does not come off as dry either. The exhaled vapor smell is good too, it fills the room! This is a very delicately layered flavor, that provides tons of flavor! I put this into the awesome realm of the famous INA Kaktus, interestingly different while being slightly strange to our taste-buds, yet it's so flavorful and addictive that you keep reaching for it. I think those two flavors would mix very well together, and plan it shortly! Recommended mix - 5-7% + - This may even be good by itself at less than that, or higher as well, but 5-7% is a great place to start your testing. Extended steeping is not necessary with this flavor, but 1-2 weeks will allow the flavors to meld together into a more rounded and enjoyable vape. Overall Rating - 8.5/10 - Highly recommended, even if you're not a Lady! I think this would mix great with tea flavorings, citrus based, tropical fruits, vanilla's and creams, and would fit perfectly into any "juice" type mixes.

• Glamor Chocolate

E-liquid aroma in bottle - German chocolate cake mix, powdered pudding mix, hot cocoa mix, slight nutty hint in the background. Fantastic scent!!! This may be the best chocolate flavoring I've ever smelled, tasted or vaped, and it's ready right away! That's especially true when we're talking stand alone flavoring without adding in any vanilla's, butters, creams, chocolates, etc. The main flavor I get from this by itself is just as I described the scent above, a mixture between a German chocolate cake and hot cocoa powder, with a hint of a dollop of pudding mixed in there somewhere. Best chocolate ever, and that's a tough one for vaping as many of you are already well aware of. I'm sure this will mix nicely into many different types of chocolates once you add butter, vanillas, creams, ect depending on what you are looking to transform it into. By itself it's very good, but you immediately know it has so much more potential once you start thinking about mixing it with other flavors. Recommended mix - 6-10% - Light or strong, this flavor is easy to use in mixes and leaves a pleasant nutty chocolate room note too! Extended steeping is not required for this flavor, but will round out the profile a little bit and change into a pink hue, but it's at 95% full flavor right after mixing so you don't have to wait! Overall Rating - 9.5/10 - Best chocolate ever! It's great by itself, but there's so much potential here you should try it in many different mixes! This would be great mixed into any type of chocolate vape, other dessert vapes, coffees, tobacco's, etc

2.5% in ENYAWREKLAW Golden ticket is the perfect % for this perfect milk chocolate. Slowly stays in the back of the recipe during the beginning but after short steep it starts to move to the front of the mix and become a star the perfect milk chocolate. GLAMOUR Chocolate at higher % up to 7 doesn't really change a whole bunch just seems to be a darker stronger chocolate that blocks out any other flavors in the recipe Preferred single flavor mix: 6.0%

Wayne's video on Glamour Chocolate: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K7AnChYhZRs