Australian artisan company. Only retails 5 ejuices. Lcious - LT. A symphony of tangy citrus notes perfectly balanced with a buttery, golden crust. A refreshing burst of lemon, paired with a velvety, melt-in-your-mouth filling. sweet and tart.
I’ve tried with a few lemons and I’ve found FE Lemon is pretty close. My current recipe has Cookie FA, custard fa, apple pie Fa, meringue Fa, lmp Cap, lemon fe, golden butter cap, ss cap.
I hope someone has tried it and knows what I mean. I’m on v7 I’m going mad. Limited on access to flavours in Aus too so I’m making do.
So you are looking to clone an Australian lemon flavored eliquid called Lemon Tart by Lcious. And you are not using Vape Train Australia’s absolutely amazing Lemon Meringue Tart? That could be your whole recipe in just one bottle.
The Croissant is a flakey buttery pastry that combined with some butter base and pudding base creates a lovely golden buttery, flakey crust. The Lemon Meringue Tart is the true star of this recipe its basically a rich lemon curd with hints of a graham crust (which of course helps the flakey crust) and a touch of meringue. I added some Sour Lemon to help punch up the lemon flavor with some zest. The use of Sweet Cream and Vanilla Cream bring more body to the Meringue. And Sweet mate of course is just there to sweeten the whole recipe.
Lcious description of their Lemon Tart
A symphony of tangy citrus notes perfectly balanced with a buttery, golden crust. Indulge in the refreshing burst of lemon, expertly paired with a velvety, melt-in-your-mouth filling
The short answer is No. Nicotine was restricted years ago and has for a very long time ago only legally been available with a prescription which was limited to a three month supply at one time.
Since July 1st last year anything whatsoever linked to vaping was outlawed. All vape stores and websites had to cease trading and it became illegal to manufacture anything domestically or import anything without a license.
It could be argued that flavours/PG and VG were and still are used for other purposes other than vaping which was the common thought but even before the cut off date businesses and individuals were having their flavour orders confiscated at the border. The very vast majority of flavour only businesses closed down. I know of only two that are still operating and I only trust one of them. Both have made a definite and obvious effort to completely distance themselves from vaping.
Vapetrain seemed to disappear from Australia before the hammer fell so I’m presuming they’ve changed their business model somehow enabling them to trade with other businesses?
With a name like Vapetrain they would have been jumped on in an instant but I’ve no idea where they are now.
It’s a very depressing and unnecessary state of affairs in ‘the lucky country’.
Big time! Everywhere is gone pretty much now, even pg/VG was hard to find.
I don’t really mix anymore it’s no fun when there’s no new flavours to try. Been on disposables for the last few weeks since I ran out of coils and had to go back to a rta.
very interesting!!