Gearing up for the fall season, I was looking to create something delicious and festive for the community. This recipe is complex and changes flavor with each vape. I hope you all in enjoy - Autumn's Custard.
The Base:
Vanilla Custard (TPA) - This is the obvious base note for the flavor profile. Creating a thick velvety layer of Vanilla for the rest of the flavors to mingle with was the objective here.
French Vanilla Creme (TPA) - This flavor was used as an accent to the Vanilla Custard to boost the creaminess as well as the Vanilla profiles. This gives the custard another layer of complexity while not overpowering the staple custard notes.
Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP) - Another accent to the base. Giving this a low percentage allows for a present cinnamon note with just a touch extra to the cream. A little goes a long way within this recipe.
Ethyl Maltol (TPA) *optional* - Once again - Just a touch of sweetness to brighten the cream layers as well as boosting the overall appeal of the vape.
The Main Notes:
RY4 Double (TPA) - This tobacco is such a versatile RY4. It's tobacco notes add a nice earthy tone as well as provides a delicious caramelized brown sugar sweetness that sits so well on top of the Vanilla Custard base. Using this at 3% allows it to shine but not overpower any other ingredient.
Torrone (FA) - This flavor is used more of an enhancer to the RY4. Finding the perfect percentage was key, but it was absolutely a must for this recipe. It offers a nice honey sweetness as well as a nice nut profile that (to me) is a match made in heaven for the RY4.
Two Apples (INW) - This is where this recipe shines for the fall season. To me, this gives off a nice Apple Cider kick. The CDS in the base notes sets this profile off. It also gives high notes of Sweet Red apple sweetness as well as a nice tang from the green apple.
There you have it. This is one of my favorite vapes to date. It's so complex, it seems with every vape, the flavor profile changes and keeps your taste buds guessing.
Nice description, you paint a great picture of what each element does! You convinced me to try it! Might add a small dash of Cinnamon Ceylon in it. Could you be so kind as to share your experience with steeping time, please? I'm going to mix this up tonight I think =)
So, it takes on new forms of flavor through the steep process. Shake and Vape is good for a more in your face apple cider, but typically 1 week is optimal for most custards and tobaccos. :) hope you enjoy!
I was sceptical because INW 2 Apples was always a more juicy candy-like apple to me, but in here it's definitely not candy. I did sub CAP french vanilla, but even so the whole recipe is nicely balanced. Perfect amount of RY4D; I'm curious what would happen if it were lowered and 2 Apples was subbed with FA Fuji, though. But first, I'm gonna take this 30 ml to town. Thanks.
I am glad you enjoyed ... even with the subs :) That is the beauty of DIY! Fuji would add more of a sweet apple (without the tart Green apple flavoring) appeal to the mix. It would still be delicious. :)
I made this up as a small 15ml batch yesterday. I didn't have a few of the flavors and had to sub. I did, however, have the main notes of the Torrone and the RY4 D ...and used some CAP Apple Pie instead of the 2 Apples. The percentages you used for these flavors...genius! Thank you so much for the inspiration. My version turned out to be my new favorite ADV!! Merry Christmas!!! ☺
@pmvART - Thanks for the kind words! I am glad you were able to grab some inspiration from the recipe! If you do ever happen to order Two Apples, I highly recommend mixing the original. I think you will find it to be a fantastic vape as well.
The Base:
Vanilla Custard (TPA) - This is the obvious base note for the flavor profile. Creating a thick velvety layer of Vanilla for the rest of the flavors to mingle with was the objective here.
French Vanilla Creme (TPA) - This flavor was used as an accent to the Vanilla Custard to boost the creaminess as well as the Vanilla profiles. This gives the custard another layer of complexity while not overpowering the staple custard notes.
Cinnamon Danish Swirl (CAP) - Another accent to the base. Giving this a low percentage allows for a present cinnamon note with just a touch extra to the cream. A little goes a long way within this recipe.
Ethyl Maltol (TPA) *optional* - Once again - Just a touch of sweetness to brighten the cream layers as well as boosting the overall appeal of the vape.
The Main Notes:
RY4 Double (TPA) - This tobacco is such a versatile RY4. It's tobacco notes add a nice earthy tone as well as provides a delicious caramelized brown sugar sweetness that sits so well on top of the Vanilla Custard base. Using this at 3% allows it to shine but not overpower any other ingredient.
Torrone (FA) - This flavor is used more of an enhancer to the RY4. Finding the perfect percentage was key, but it was absolutely a must for this recipe. It offers a nice honey sweetness as well as a nice nut profile that (to me) is a match made in heaven for the RY4.
Two Apples (INW) - This is where this recipe shines for the fall season. To me, this gives off a nice Apple Cider kick. The CDS in the base notes sets this profile off. It also gives high notes of Sweet Red apple sweetness as well as a nice tang from the green apple.
There you have it. This is one of my favorite vapes to date. It's so complex, it seems with every vape, the flavor profile changes and keeps your taste buds guessing.