14 Shared E-Liquid Recipes found
My take on the Longing profile which I used as a testbed for new ingredients and it turned up very good for my taste
Friends were always asking for something good on this profile that is not single-dimensional and not overwhemingly sweet. After experimenting with all kinds of boosters I finally settled on the Cactus+Cantaloupe+Cucumber combination. The melon stone was pretty much settled from the beginning. Yakima Hops does wonders in this profile.
A remix of the fabulous idea by Tootall with more convenient ingredients for European mixers and an extra twist with CAP Funnel Cake that I found to be working great in this profile. Of course any good reviews on this must go to the original recipe.
My adaptation of the popular Castle Long profile. Bourbon notes are accentuated by RF Aged Bourbon Cream and the whole mix is smoked by Solub Arome's additive
I've been mixing bubblegums like this one from the day I discovered INW Bubblegum yummy classic. For some strange reason they have a soothing effect on my pallette. Every time I change something a little bit and try new concentrates, and it has now come to a point where I think is worthy of a public recipe. It is great after a 12-hour steep but it balances as it should be on the 5th day.
A salty, nutty tobacco mix to go together with beer. It makes you wanna drink.
Sold as a mixshot in Greece by VnV Premium Liquids
A gourmet tea mix that has the papaya-tangerine tandem as the main note accentuated by florals.
Separate Steeping
Batch A:
TPA Bavarian Cream 2.5%
INW Biscuit 1%
INW Cherimoya 0.3%
FA Cookie 1%
FA Honey 0.75%
INW Shisha Gingerbread 1.5%
Batch B:
TPA French Vanilla 2%
INW Vanilla 0.5%
TPA Sweet Tea 2%
INW Shisha Chai 0.5%
Each Batch should steep for a week. After we combine the two batches, we add VG/PG and let it steep for another 10-15 days
Texture is gritty and wet
Needs some breathing the first two days. It comes around nicely on the 10-day mark.
A light tobacco ADV with hints of fig and plum. Liquid Amber bakes FA Fresh Fig. The Two Inaweras produce our tobacco blend.