@London_Fog wrote:
Inawerawinkel's description:
New Sweet, fruity with complementary aromas of raspberry and peach with a slight addition of lime. Taste of summer full of delicious fruit flavors.
Behold...
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My first impressions:
Tested on nautilus mini 1.8 Ohm coil 11.1W
- Peach is the main part of this flavour, present and correct, though quite thin, not fleshy, or mangoey, like some.
tastes like the smell of a peach tea.
Not had any of the dreaded "juicy peach" harshness, notoriously experienced by some with with TPA or Hangsen.*I'm one of the lucky sods who gets a special gift with "juicy peach" -soldering fumes on the exhale.
(all good with this so far, though only used it at 4%).
- Raspberry is almost imperceptible, but is there as a a hint of it in the top-notes, along with that lingering Inawera raspberry tang, though ever so slight;
If you've had Inawera raspberry, you'll know it.
Lime though very low in the mix, does serve the purpose of bringing the peach into focus, tightening up the mix. vaping this with menthol, the lime comes through more, though subtle, as a tangy acidity on the tongue. as opposed to the full assault on the senses, up in your nose and sinuses, that is Inawera Lime.** downsides?**
the peach top-note of floral volatiles could for some, be off putting/ threaten their masculinity, even ;0)
(FA Brandy might bring it down an octave.)
could probably get a bit chemically with too much over 4%.
(I wouldn't fancy trying that).
Though most of these things can of course, probably be mitigated via the usual routes. (listed below)**
If Juicy Peach is not rough to you you should be ok.
I personally find it a bit on the dry side, so will try with Cactus / Dragonfruit*.
Other recommendations to try and subdue it with:menthol- tried and approved.
mint, as an accent. (Impeachmint..anyone?)koolada /sweeteners / strawberries /
..FA Brandy, (if you'd rather batter it into submission)With most peaches Creams, custard and bakery would be added to that list, but with this one i feel something light, like a meringue could be good.
Conclusion: Interesting starting point for Sorbets, fruit, drinks, deserts. also for those who want to like Juicy Peach, but can't.
Foresee myself mostly using this in the cold/fruity side of things, as an antidote to the tobaccos I've been obsessed with.
I am curious to see what directions others take it to!
To be edited as more info comes in, working combinations confirmed
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