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Thanks to u/wllmc and u/BullCityFlavors.
All mixed at the percentages listed, @ 3mg, 70v/30p, tested on a SteamCrave RDTA v.1, with dual vertical, 7 wrap, 24ga. Kanthal coils, with fresh cotton and dry burned coils in between tests. Steeped for 1+ week.
**Lemon, Sour Type (SSA) 1% 2-17-21** -- Moving on WITH the Lemon Sour. For reference, my (as you know), favorite is MF Lemon, for it's extremely realistic presentation. This one from Sobucky presented less as a natural, and more of a candied Lemon. There WERE more than a few natural notes swirling around in there, but the lion's share went to artificial/candied. Now, at about just above mid-level sweet, and with a smart amount of tart, it was QUITE a good Lemon. It reminded me of FE Lemon with some natural notes thrown in if that helps. :) Fading, fading, How about fading ?? I can't answer that, hehe, but once we start mixing we'll get to the bottom of that. What was interesting about this one, was it DID straddle both the real and candied, so that should open UP it's uses, and your Lemon needs will dictate what you need, and if this one fits the bill or not. Somewhat complex for a Lemon for the aforementioned natural/candied notes, and at 1% it was very full, and actually good, with no harsh, or off-notes to be found. As a natural Lemon I would rate it lower, but as a (candied) Sour Lemon, **8.4/10** seems fair.
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Why do Americans refer to old cars as lemons?
>Why do Americans refer to old cars as lemons?
u/kuri_sanTou
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https://www.texaslemonlawblog.com/why_are_bad_cars_called_lemons_1/
I think that people who are hoping for a legitimately “sour” lemon will be disappointed with this one…. It’s no more sour than most Flavors out there. However it IS pretty delicious, and super-flavorful as well. For the past week I’ve actually been smoking it solo, and I must say that it’s quite good all by it’s lonesome!