You and me both. Toying with flavors I already have since buying more isn’t an option for me right now. Wish I had another apple so I could put two in it
What about putting Graham Cracker in that at .75%? That might jack it up a bit without interfering with the overall taste?
I’m actually gonna try something totally bizarre. I don’t have Oak flavor so while it’s on the UC for the first half hour I’m going to take a very small piece of red oak that I have sanded down in it to attempt to give it that a. oak flavor. b. that aged in an oak barrel taste. I just hope I don’t bomb out on it
It has a very unique aroma kinda like the golden brown in golden brown and delicious on something sweet like a cake or cookies. This will be the first thing I’m using it in.
I have that oak flavor…real strong. I don’t really like it.
You know what I think that odd flavor in that Unicorn Vomit is? …I think it’s Cactus and way too much of it.
Is Unicorn Vomit a Mech Sauce Flavor? if so I think I’ve had it. It was OK but not really my style. I hate to say when I don’t like a juice cause too many people take it personally and more often than not it’s picky whininess that’s the problem. I’m just so set about the flavors I like
I was thinking pony porn Mech sauce has unicorn toast, neither fit me very well.
Ive been playing with toasted oak chips in my custards, works pretty well so far but i have nothing definitive, as of yet, as its only bee a few weeks. Ive been using medium toasted French Oak but i have a log of 3 year seasoned White Oak from my tree that i am going to toast, light, and give it a go.
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I tried for a year to use flavorings to create a Thimbleberry flavoring and failed. I probably went through 30 flavorings at different %s and was not even close.
I do make flavor bases and use them as single flavors in some of my mixes, works out well as the flavorings, when combined, do some curing as they sit.
I think it’s Flavor West. Still trying to figure out what to do with it.
@GPC2012 here’s an update. Day 11, this very well may just need to steep more, but right now it’s kind of falling flat. I think it needs more tart and more apple. I’m also getting a really warm flavor like a said before it’s closer to a mulled cider than a hard cider. I think I might try strip this recipe down to stark, Fuji, joy, amber, orange, and maybe a little but of tpa sour and see how that is.
You had asked if FA made a beer flavor, not necessarily but I do get beer from Joy. I have another flavor by Hangsen-Beer ! It’s a nice one too ! http://www.bullcityvapor.com/beer-hs/
Also Flavorah has https://www.nicotineriver.com/products/yakima-hops-flv
Great idea , I have heard others using a small charred whiskey keg chips like they have for BBQ grills to give custards a kick.I have experimented with a Cotto’s Revenge style mix.It is a bourbon vanilla custard.I am thinking of dropping the bourbon and adding FA Oak Wood.
I do like the oak wood in the Castle Long clone with the Ky Bourbon.
I’m thinking both TPA Green Apple and TPA Tart (granny smith) Apple. I’ve never used the the tart but use the green in one of my ADV’s and it’s very nce.
Let me see would you be removing the cinnamon? Seems like a wise man told you hard cider didn’t it in it, but you wouldn’t listen. lmao
Yep, I’m stubborn like that.
That’s why I keep an axe handle next to my chair, for people that are almost as stubborn as me.
But in the same breath that’s why we love ya Boozy
Hey @VapeyMama I mixed up some hard cider. I forgot I have a small bottle of an apple cinnamon that is much much more apple than cinnamon. It just smelled sweet like candy so I was going through the flavors I have trying to imagine what I could add to it to bring out the tarnes. Viola I’ve got it. I added 1%Pomagranite. and it smells great. I’m waiting on some steep time.
Awesome, I’ll be waiting for your update!