Additives:15 drops of WV (White Distilled Vinegar) to bring out that punch for a 120ml batch.
This is a particularly unique recipe that uses Gin as the base, and brings it into a garden delight of the remaining layers that unfold on both the inhale and exhale. You'll either love this or hate it. Although this may not be an all day vape for some, it's a wonderful change from the normal sweets, bakeries, etc, that we've all found to be the norm. Try this after lunch, even dinner or while having a drink. It's really a decent and enjoyable vape.
Steep Time: 45 to 60 days
Coil Killer: No
Does it smell good: Depends on your Zen, so no ninja vaping this one. People are going to ask you what this is you're vaping.
This is max VG so you'll have to adjust to your preferred ratio.
As usually if you're a vendor you have my permission to place this in your stock.
On this recipe I've noticed it will leave an end result of it behind in your tank seals or o-rings, or sub-ohm. Just take it all apart and soak for 10 minutes in white vinegar to neutralize and then wash out with very hot water and dry as usual. I wouldn't suggest using this in the old style ego tanks due to them being plastic. It's that Bell Pepper that seats into your o-rings. This one if you're going to change flavors perform above and clean your coil/s and rewick and you are set to get back to happy vaping. If you have an ultrasonic that heats it may work too. I've never used one so if that works feel free to comment for others. This is a great and unique recipe other then that end result.
My diy-mentor made this up to show as an example of the variety of "thinking outside the box" recipes than could be had. I've been Looking for a Vape that goes well with my beer & I have found my YuengLings perfect match! Sure does beat all the candied, sweet, dessert vapes when paired with beer.
So, now it's time for me to collect all these ingredients & find a tank to dedicate to this flavor.
Maybe not an ADV, but definitely an (ATTWB) All the time with Beer Vape.
Will consider upping the Black Pepper to .75 or 1% & hope that plays well as I've come to love black pepper in a lot of juices in an unexpected way!
Thank you so much for this!