Company: Lazarus Vintage E-liquid
E-liquid: Trinity Reserve. Lazarus describes the juice as: Perhaps one of the most incredible wonders. Trinity is composed of silky smooth bourbon that has been slowly layered in roasted nuts. The crème of this captivating flavor has quickly become a favorite among the founders of Lazarus Reserve and will equally entice you with its alluring aroma and plumes of vape.
Mod used: Vapor Shark Rdna 40
Atomizer: Lemo Drop with a newly wrapped nickel coil (.19ohms) freshly wicked with Japanese organic cotton. Review was done at 25 watts with temperature control set at 410F.
I must say I was fairly excited about trying a juice from Lazarus in general and this e-liquid in particular. I had succumbed to the marketing and hype this vendor has entertained. I don't fall easily, but there was enough information out there to suggest Lazarus Vintage was producing something special.
I received my order of Trinity Reserve on Saturday. With much anticipation, I broke the wax seal guarding the twist off cap to release this wonderful aroma of smooth bourbon surrounded by a layer of creaminess. My olfactory receptors piqued.
I hurriedly proceeded to fill my tank, being careful not to lose a drop. The time had come to take that first draw of what I suspected would be an overload of goodness. The first pull off of my atomizer revealed a dominate taste of a top shelf aged bourbon that was surrounded by a soft creaminess. I did not get a taste of roasted nuts at first. It seems as if it got lost between the bourbon and cream. If you search for it, it's there... but very subtle. YMMV
I swear the first vape off of this juice transported me back to a time when I was at a dimmly lit Jazz club, sipping on some fine bourbon while puffing away on a Romeo y Julieta Deluxe #2 Cubano. Yeah, it's that good. I don't think I'm the first reviewer to have that experience. lol
The bourbon in this elixir taste very natural. Nothing of an imitation taste. Lazarus tapped into the essence of the bourbon and extracted the best part without the bite. Those who enjoy a fine, well-aged bourbon will no doubt enjoy this e-liquid; however, don't be mistaken into thinking this is a bourbon juice. It's much too complex to be that simple. The bourbon and cream are distinctively separate, followed by a subtle nuttiness, while still being able to meld together to form a taste of its own. A taste I can't even begin to explain, other than to say it is heavenly.
The cream note in this taste like they extracted it from an organic dairy farm; it's that innate. I questioned how Lazarus was going to pull off pairing cream with bourbon. My first thought was Ewww. But it works. The cream takes the edge off of the bourbon while giving the vapor an incredibly smooth feel and taste. These guys know what they are doing.
Vapor production is phenomenal. Lazarus does not disclose their PG/VG ratio, but it is safe to say it is a minimum of 50/50. Throat hit is moderate and I'm vaping it at 18mg's of nicotine.
I wouldn't consider this an all day vape; however, I've hardly put in down in 3 days. I did pair it with a espresso stout Saturday evening and it went extremely well. I did find i enjoyed it even more with my morning coffee.
Lazarus Vintage bills itself as the elixir of e-liquids, and I wouldn't disagree with them.
I've already ordered a bottle of Cleopatra to try and review.
2/18/15 Update. PG/VG ratio: Larazus Vintage states its elixirs contain between 5% and 20% PG, depending on the flavor and nicotine strength. We use only Kosher VG and the highest quality PG based nicotine for all of our fine liquids.
E-liquid: Trinity Reserve. Lazarus describes the juice as: Perhaps one of the most incredible wonders. Trinity is composed of silky smooth bourbon that has been slowly layered in roasted nuts. The crème of this captivating flavor has quickly become a favorite among the founders of Lazarus Reserve and will equally entice you with its alluring aroma and plumes of vape.
Mod used: Vapor Shark Rdna 40
Atomizer: Lemo Drop with a newly wrapped nickel coil (.19ohms) freshly wicked with Japanese organic cotton. Review was done at 25 watts with temperature control set at 410F.
I must say I was fairly excited about trying a juice from Lazarus in general and this e-liquid in particular. I had succumbed to the marketing and hype this vendor has entertained. I don't fall easily, but there was enough information out there to suggest Lazarus Vintage was producing something special.
I received my order of Trinity Reserve on Saturday. With much anticipation, I broke the wax seal guarding the twist off cap to release this wonderful aroma of smooth bourbon surrounded by a layer of creaminess. My olfactory receptors piqued.
I hurriedly proceeded to fill my tank, being careful not to lose a drop. The time had come to take that first draw of what I suspected would be an overload of goodness. The first pull off of my atomizer revealed a dominate taste of a top shelf aged bourbon that was surrounded by a soft creaminess. I did not get a taste of roasted nuts at first. It seems as if it got lost between the bourbon and cream. If you search for it, it's there... but very subtle. YMMV
I swear the first vape off of this juice transported me back to a time when I was at a dimmly lit Jazz club, sipping on some fine bourbon while puffing away on a Romeo y Julieta Deluxe #2 Cubano. Yeah, it's that good. I don't think I'm the first reviewer to have that experience. lol
The bourbon in this elixir taste very natural. Nothing of an imitation taste. Lazarus tapped into the essence of the bourbon and extracted the best part without the bite. Those who enjoy a fine, well-aged bourbon will no doubt enjoy this e-liquid; however, don't be mistaken into thinking this is a bourbon juice. It's much too complex to be that simple. The bourbon and cream are distinctively separate, followed by a subtle nuttiness, while still being able to meld together to form a taste of its own. A taste I can't even begin to explain, other than to say it is heavenly.
The cream note in this taste like they extracted it from an organic dairy farm; it's that innate. I questioned how Lazarus was going to pull off pairing cream with bourbon. My first thought was Ewww. But it works. The cream takes the edge off of the bourbon while giving the vapor an incredibly smooth feel and taste. These guys know what they are doing.
Vapor production is phenomenal. Lazarus does not disclose their PG/VG ratio, but it is safe to say it is a minimum of 50/50. Throat hit is moderate and I'm vaping it at 18mg's of nicotine.
I wouldn't consider this an all day vape; however, I've hardly put in down in 3 days. I did pair it with a espresso stout Saturday evening and it went extremely well. I did find i enjoyed it even more with my morning coffee.
Lazarus Vintage bills itself as the elixir of e-liquids, and I wouldn't disagree with them.
I've already ordered a bottle of Cleopatra to try and review.
2/18/15 Update. PG/VG ratio: Larazus Vintage states its elixirs contain between 5% and 20% PG, depending on the flavor and nicotine strength. We use only Kosher VG and the highest quality PG based nicotine for all of our fine liquids.
Last edited:
