Dakar
Today I bring you a line I was really looking forward to trying: Tobacco Masters from our friends at Drops. We are promised a sweet aged tobacco, perfect for tobacco lovers. This review is made possible thanks to Vapeo24; you can visit their page to learn more about them and the e-liquid.
According to the manufacturer: Redefining everything you thought you knew about gourmet tobaccos, Drops' Dakar breaks with tradition. Its formula features robust tobacco leaves accompanied by a crispy baked cookie and a finishing touch of cinnamon that elevates the whole profile, cleansing the palate and enhancing the tobacco nuances. A perfect synergy between the tobacco and gourmet worlds.
In the smell test, I pick up a strong tobacco aroma with a sweet but very subtle touch. I can just about make out the cookie base, but I don't notice the cinnamon in the slightest—and I am quite sensitive to the smell and taste of cinnamon. It's a somewhat smooth, refined tobacco with sweet notes that isn't too overpowering.
The vape test was conducted on an Oumier Wasp Nano RDA with handmade coils, so the flavor may vary depending on the device. The first thing I want to highlight is that this e-liquid has a quite pronounced and satisfying throat hit at 3mg. I can taste the tobacco flavor very clearly along with its dryness; it's a liquid that leans slightly into the bitter taste of tobacco, but is softened by the sweetness, which is truly subtle. Again, it is impossible for me to detect the hint of cinnamon. Perhaps it contributes to the throat hit, as I've often experienced with liquids that contain it. I can't distinguish the cookie base itself, but I do get its sweetness.
For me, it is a solid e-liquid for tobacco lovers, but it lacks a bit of sweetness and could use more emphasis on both the cookie and the cinnamon—not enough to turn it into a full dessert tobacco, just a slight extra note.
According to the manufacturer: Redefining everything you thought you knew about gourmet tobaccos, Drops' Dakar breaks with tradition. Its formula features robust tobacco leaves accompanied by a crispy baked cookie and a finishing touch of cinnamon that elevates the whole profile, cleansing the palate and enhancing the tobacco nuances. A perfect synergy between the tobacco and gourmet worlds.
In the smell test, I pick up a strong tobacco aroma with a sweet but very subtle touch. I can just about make out the cookie base, but I don't notice the cinnamon in the slightest—and I am quite sensitive to the smell and taste of cinnamon. It's a somewhat smooth, refined tobacco with sweet notes that isn't too overpowering.
The vape test was conducted on an Oumier Wasp Nano RDA with handmade coils, so the flavor may vary depending on the device. The first thing I want to highlight is that this e-liquid has a quite pronounced and satisfying throat hit at 3mg. I can taste the tobacco flavor very clearly along with its dryness; it's a liquid that leans slightly into the bitter taste of tobacco, but is softened by the sweetness, which is truly subtle. Again, it is impossible for me to detect the hint of cinnamon. Perhaps it contributes to the throat hit, as I've often experienced with liquids that contain it. I can't distinguish the cookie base itself, but I do get its sweetness.
For me, it is a solid e-liquid for tobacco lovers, but it lacks a bit of sweetness and could use more emphasis on both the cookie and the cinnamon—not enough to turn it into a full dessert tobacco, just a slight extra note.