Rich
Rich is the Montreal liquid I'm bringing to you today. We are promised a tobacco base accompanied by dulce de leche and a nut: almond. This review is possible thanks to Vapeo24; you can visit their website to learn more about them and this liquid.
According to the manufacturer: "The most intense and aromatic tobacco base made from the best selection of leaves, accompanied on this occasion by the creamy touch of dulce de leche and almond shavings, with a salted caramel aftertaste that enhances the whole in a surprisingly successful way. A liquid with a unique character."
On the nose, I can perfectly pick up the tobacco base, although I couldn't remotely tell you what type or selection it is. I can also clearly smell the dulce de leche, and I don't know why my nose is so sensitive to salty touches, but I feel the salt from the salted caramel quite intensely. I'm not able to notice the smell of the caramel itself; it might just blend in with the dulce de leche.
When vaping, it follows the exact same path: a tobacco base with a very distinct throat hit. The second note that fully accompanies the liquid is the dulce de leche, present on both the inhale and the exhale. The caramel falls a bit behind for me, and the taste of the almond is slightly present at the very end of the exhale.
In conclusion, I think it's a very balanced liquid for an all-day vape with a solid flavor profile. It lacks a bit of punch in the caramel department, but the satisfying throat hit, the prominent dulce de leche, and that subtle almond finish still tie everything together nicely, especially if you appreciate the contrast of those intense salty notes you get right from the start.
According to the manufacturer: "The most intense and aromatic tobacco base made from the best selection of leaves, accompanied on this occasion by the creamy touch of dulce de leche and almond shavings, with a salted caramel aftertaste that enhances the whole in a surprisingly successful way. A liquid with a unique character."
On the nose, I can perfectly pick up the tobacco base, although I couldn't remotely tell you what type or selection it is. I can also clearly smell the dulce de leche, and I don't know why my nose is so sensitive to salty touches, but I feel the salt from the salted caramel quite intensely. I'm not able to notice the smell of the caramel itself; it might just blend in with the dulce de leche.
When vaping, it follows the exact same path: a tobacco base with a very distinct throat hit. The second note that fully accompanies the liquid is the dulce de leche, present on both the inhale and the exhale. The caramel falls a bit behind for me, and the taste of the almond is slightly present at the very end of the exhale.
In conclusion, I think it's a very balanced liquid for an all-day vape with a solid flavor profile. It lacks a bit of punch in the caramel department, but the satisfying throat hit, the prominent dulce de leche, and that subtle almond finish still tie everything together nicely, especially if you appreciate the contrast of those intense salty notes you get right from the start.