Alright, since it seems we're at least three here
I'm posting my last attempt. May it contribute to our "earl grey" research group
I'm sharing also my notes even though I think this is far from finished. Just in case someone can tell me what I am getting wrong in my process, or how to improve. thanks !
Bergamot Tea / Peach blend.
4% Bergamot (FA)
1% Juicy Peach (TPA)
1% Lemon Sicily (FA)
0.5% Meringue (FA)
1% Pear (FA)
2% White Peach (FA)
Flavor total: 9.5%
vaped on 0.5 at 40w (i'm using a uwell crown if that's relevant) - just fresh out of the batch.
The general idea is to make a vapable bergamot without hitting the high floral / lavender notes -
The peaches are there to support the sweetness without taking over - and the pear is an old trick to sustain the white peach.
First impressions:
Inhale: very light sweet tea - the white / juicy peach is swirling its way up with a hint of the bergamot.
Exhale: Pleasant warm bergamot - citrus and meringue are associating gently at the intake - the meringue adds body to the mouth feel, like when you gulp a delicious luke warm earl grey.
very soft peach on the end of the exhale - what stays on the palate is the sweet citrus and the crispness of the juicy peach - and it's a little too much out there for my taste.
I would lower the citrus to 0.5 to mitigate the faint candy after taste impression and replace the meringue with another sweetener, perhaps Brown Sugar. Throughout the vape I noticed that Meringue was slowly taking over. Perhaps Bergamot is too subtle for such a bold sweetener.
I can imagine adding a drop of MTS Wizard to deepen the feel and tame the floral lavender when taking too many hits in a row.
Over all I think it can be greatly improved. But it's a start
I hope this helps.
