(FA) Berryl (raspberry)

I LOVE this, smooth tasty blackberry jam cheesecake, I don't know about you but this is my new ADV!!

Sweet creamy weetbix with berries and yoghurt, my favourite cereal
Weetbix is an Aussie cereal so this may be the only way you can try it out.

A gin martini infused with fresh raspberries.

FLV Juniper Gin: The resinous, piney flavour, inherent to the Juniper berry, is wonderfully balanced by citrus peel and a smidgen of spiciness from freshly ground peppercorns. There is a wondrous boozy element to the flavour which rounds the profile off expertly. The 'booziness' is not overwhelming in the least but rather augments the authenticity & overall Gin experience.

The raspberry combo is my go-to combo and just works so well together to provide a sharp, authentic raspberry note to elegantly infuse the gin.

The blood orange is there to provide a gentle spritz of orange, barely noticeable but adding to the overall experience...

Give this baby 2 days and she’s ready...

A raspberry cake roll I was already messing with when the Vixens picked something damn close for their pic, so I’ll stop messing and share.
I’ve added .5% FE sweetener to what I’ve been testing, because this is a sugary confection I’d recommend that, but I’ve left it out of the recipe. Add your preference to taste.
Ok off the shake but the cake is nicer after a few days.
MIXINVIXENS 3/8/20

Raspberry base:
FW razzleberry gives us the candy note.
Fa raspberry gives us the bottom note to the raspberry.
Inw raspberry gives the raspberry a touch more brightness.
Flv boysenberry just ties them all together.

Tea:
Fa bergamot gives a light tea note without it over powering the raspberries.

Supersweet is optional.

You can also add ws23/koolada to turn this into an iced tea.

Allow to steep for a week for the tea to shine better.

This is a light, milk chocolate cheesecake, with graham cookie crust, and topped with raspberry syrup.
For all you valentines out there....this ones for you......

https://diyordie.link/raz-choc-cake

made live on fresh03 pokemix show..raspberry blueberry custard...will update any changes after the steep

Red fruit and anise, designed for restricted airflow and high nicotine pod systems. Tested using the Caliburn, at up to 25mg salts.

You probably shouldn't try this in a subtank or rda.

"There was much of the beautiful, much of the wanton, much of the bizarre, something of the terrible, and not a little of that which might have excited disgust."

This recipe obviously owes a great deal to the Chef's flavors "With Envy" line as well as the whole euro heisenberg / astaire genre of fruits with anise and cooling. I've been lightly consumed with remaking those kinds of profiles without leaning so heavily on sweetener / artificial colors / grotesque amounts of cooling.

Really, it's a pretty simple recipe. It has about 3 salient components:

The Red Fruit

Fruits in pod systems are maddening. They either kind of just work or they don't. The percentages can get a bit obscene when compared to a more standard rda / subtank recipe.

This works, and the percentages are obscene. CAP Sweet Currant is a big, bright, funky, and sweet red currant flavor and it's cranked way the hell up to actually stand up in the mix. It's also robustly sweet, which obviates at least some of my desire to throw in extra sweetener and burn through disposable pods. The sweet currant is definitely present at 10%, but it's a bit low and "bassy" without adding too much in the way of higher, lively notes.

That is where the FA Raspberry and the INW Rhubarb come in. In a pod, the 4% FA Raspberry avoids getting too sharp and floral, while still perking up that deeper currant. The 1% INW Rhubarb is kind of heavy handed, but it gives a nice tartness to underlying red fruit flavor.

The overall "red fruit" flavor is distinctly "red" while still being tart and sweet enough to really show up in a pod.

The Anise

Ah anise, the great appeal limiter. Hallowed be thy name. I like anise as a counterpoint to bright fruit flavors, especially with cooling. This recipe uses two kinds of anise with distinctly different purposes. The INW Anise is a bit earthy and kind of bitter. It has a bit of that licorice-ish bite, but at 1% it's really being used here to give a dirtier counterpoint to pop the fruit in this recipe. The FA Anise is smooth and much more of a pernod/absinthe kind of vibe. It's there to round out a full anise profile at 3%. These percentages work fairly well for me in a pod.

The Cooling

I mean, it's obvious that we are going to be using WS-23 here. I've used 1% of a 30% WS-23 Solution to give something between a touch and a sledgehammer worth of cooling. The cooling knocks off the dirtier, aggressive edges of the anise and the cloying sweetness of the red fruit. I've found that WS-23 doesn't really need to be jacked up for pods like normal flavors, so it's still somewhat reasonable. I've mixed batches of this recipe up with 2% WS-23 and enjoyed it, but I feel like 1% hollows out the red fruit here a lot less. It's DIY though, you do you. You want to mix at 2 or 3%? I can't legally stop you. At least not yet.

That is pretty much it. I suppose you could add sweetener if you wanted, but I think this fairly sweet for a fruit-based pod flavor and I like not toasting my pods. As it stands, I'm getting 20ish ml per caliburn pod at 50/50 vg/pg without much drama. I don't think I've ever shared a pod recipe before, namely because they all end up so profoundly boring. I figured that was probably okay after burning through about 75ml of it in regular rotation.

"...and the Red Death held illimitable dominion over all."

This is a raspberry, blackberry, blackcurrant blend, paired with licorice and a splash of ice.
Made for "CAP Berry Cooler" Flavorbook Entry
http://bit.ly/2RjqChj

This is literally just my first recipe, going to be working on it sometime in the future.
Really could use some changes, but it really was good. Much like. 8/17/19