The slight earthy blending note of the green tea got overshadowed by adding Honeysuckle. Upped TPA Green Tea by 0.25% (a very strong flavor IMO) to bring it back in.
Upped TPA Quince by 0.25% to help blend the honeysuckle with the earthy note of the green tea while bringing body to TPA Nectarine. Any more quince turns it into a passion fruit + asian pear flavor which is good but not what I am going after. This keeps the nectarine juicyness without making it more of a peach/pear 'crunchy' flavor.
TPA Quince also causes extreme olfactory fatigue past 2%.
This may be the final version. I have vaped 90mL of this and continue to be happy with it.
Inhale: Sweet passion fruit with a hint of honeysuckle backed by a slightly floral green tea flavor.
Exhale: Tannon-y and sharp Nectarine skin with juicy flesh coming to an earthy green tea finish.
V2 Notes
Upped Passion Fruit by a % and Quince by 0.5%. Gives a bit more body to the mix. PM is too fruity, FA Fuji is too dry. A touch of honeysuckle enhances the passion fruit and nectarine nicely though.
V1 Notes
The floral notes of the Passion Fruit and Nectarine play well off of the floral yet earthy tones of the Green Tea. The Quince evens out the floral notes by adding a asian pear type crisp body to the mix.
Might add some Philip Mango +2-4% to add a bit of fruity creaminess to the quince. Maybe 1% pineapple or apple to add some bite. Orange Mandrain (TPA) may play well with the quince+nectarine combo here. Lychee and Guava will have too much cat-piss-iness to be useful here IME.