Are those flavors the only ones you have mixed together??
Sorry, I meant your descriptions!
Carrot: An even mixture of caramel and pudding. A sweet and light flavor. A perfect add to a dessert or bakery. 2% or more for use.
JeepersâŚlets fix that! Ha
Carrot fixed!!! Mimosa fixed. Popcorn fixed. Pucker fixed.
Appreciate you adding the notes here!
Thank you!!
Oak barrel
Woody and smokey. Slightly bitter with a touch of a sweet cream. Very light flavor. Would recommend 3%(maybe higher) for use. Good for tobacco or perhaps a drink recipe. Stand alone, no.
Apricot
Smells like a mixture of peach and strawberry.
It has a lemon like tartness. There is a creamy taste of mango and the brightness of a ripe, sweet peach.
New flavors.
Granola
smooth vanilla
Hazelnut
Wheat
Nectarine
Red velvet
Did somebody say Moscato! There may be hope for my liver yet!
Testing that one today
Very interested in hearing results on this one. TFaaâs is shmeh and MF is too $$ and they are shady so hoping to replace.
Moscato
Smells very floral. Very strong flavor. Bitter white grape with mint about 3 doors down. Stand alone is a possibility because the flavor is complex and bold. Tastes like the wine it is named after.
Thanks! I canât wait to try it. I already checked the Flavorah site and itâs not for sale yet, lol.
ConcreteRiver has an information that new flavors will be available on October 6th at Nic River and BCF and in November everywhere else.
For all the updates on flavors
Nectarine
Smells like it tastes- big plus!
This is definitely in the peach family. It smells of fresh orange (not tangy) and peach. The taste has bold citrus notes and ripe peach notes. With a noticeably sweet profile and the layered flavor, it would compliment many fruit and dessert recipes. Use between 2-3%
Would pair nicely with FLV peach to give it a sweeter, fuller profile.
Updated blog information. See above post with the link.
Red velvet
Slightly bitter. Semi sweet. Resembles a rich, dark chocolate. There is a slight fruity note and a hint of caramel. Stand alone? Nah⌠Very light flavor, would suggest at least 3% with room to go higher if needed. This would be good with coffees, tobaccos and desserts.