Montmartre
Montmartre by Babel is the first liquid I've tried from this brand, and it has pleasantly surprised me. In this case, we are presented with a liquid that has a very characteristic flavor that I absolutely love: the famous French dessert, the macaron—specifically the vanilla one. Thanks to Vapeo24 for making this review possible; you can visit their page to learn more about them.
According to the manufacturer: Seeking inspiration from the place that gives this liquid its name, the most magical neighborhood in Paris, Montmartre masterfully captures the flavor of the authentic and traditional French macaron. It is a sweet treat made from cream cheese and combined with a vanilla aroma that intoxicates the palate and sweetens the senses. Let yourself be captivated by the romance of Montmartre.
Regarding the scent, the first thing I notice is a very characteristic alcoholic note that I always find in vanilla-infused liquids. The smell of the classic pastry dough used in macarons also comes through. The notes are well-defined, and I don't pick up anything else besides these two. It comes across as a sweet liquid, but not overly cloying, which I will confirm in the next section.
Keeping in mind that this liquid was tested on an Oumier Wasp Nano RDA with handmade coils at 32.5W, I can share my conclusions. On the inhale, I can't pick up many notes; they all appear in the mouth and on the exhale. I can taste the vanilla macaron flavor, although the alcoholic note from the smell test is absent when vaping. The throat hit is not very pronounced in this particular liquid.
In short, it is a well-defined and relatively simple liquid when it comes to the clarity of its flavor notes; I am thoroughly impressed. Over the coming weeks, I will be testing two more liquids from this brand and sharing my thoughts on them.
According to the manufacturer: Seeking inspiration from the place that gives this liquid its name, the most magical neighborhood in Paris, Montmartre masterfully captures the flavor of the authentic and traditional French macaron. It is a sweet treat made from cream cheese and combined with a vanilla aroma that intoxicates the palate and sweetens the senses. Let yourself be captivated by the romance of Montmartre.
Regarding the scent, the first thing I notice is a very characteristic alcoholic note that I always find in vanilla-infused liquids. The smell of the classic pastry dough used in macarons also comes through. The notes are well-defined, and I don't pick up anything else besides these two. It comes across as a sweet liquid, but not overly cloying, which I will confirm in the next section.
Keeping in mind that this liquid was tested on an Oumier Wasp Nano RDA with handmade coils at 32.5W, I can share my conclusions. On the inhale, I can't pick up many notes; they all appear in the mouth and on the exhale. I can taste the vanilla macaron flavor, although the alcoholic note from the smell test is absent when vaping. The throat hit is not very pronounced in this particular liquid.
In short, it is a well-defined and relatively simple liquid when it comes to the clarity of its flavor notes; I am thoroughly impressed. Over the coming weeks, I will be testing two more liquids from this brand and sharing my thoughts on them.