DickyT
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And I don't mean my coil build. It seems that many flavor junkies like a nice warm vape. If I get anything past luke warm I lose most of the flavor, and prefer it and get the most flavor from a cool vape.
Especially with complex flavors like Five Pawns Castle Long Reserve. When the vape is cool I get everything in there. The smokey oak barrel from the aging, the bourbon and hints of caramel on the inhale, and toasted coconut and almond on the exhale. If the vape is even remotely warm the bourbon and coconut become more pronounced, but I completely lose the subtle flavors.
I used this example due to its complexity, but the same goes for any complex flavors with a different exhale from the inhale.
When I say cool, I mean cool, soothing, not warm at all. Are my ofactory senses just wired weird, or does anyone else experience it this way?
Especially with complex flavors like Five Pawns Castle Long Reserve. When the vape is cool I get everything in there. The smokey oak barrel from the aging, the bourbon and hints of caramel on the inhale, and toasted coconut and almond on the exhale. If the vape is even remotely warm the bourbon and coconut become more pronounced, but I completely lose the subtle flavors.
I used this example due to its complexity, but the same goes for any complex flavors with a different exhale from the inhale.
When I say cool, I mean cool, soothing, not warm at all. Are my ofactory senses just wired weird, or does anyone else experience it this way?