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Vanilla-Brandy Malt in progress again / Brandy Alexander

Daintanee

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I'm on my 12th variation of Vanilla Brandy Malt so far this is the best variation.

VANILLA-BRANDY MALT
  • 1.25% NF malt
  • 1% FA Brandy
  • 0.75% FA Vanilla classic
  • 0.5% FA Vanilla bourbon
  • 0.5% FA Vienna cream
  • 0.5% FA Fresh cream
  • 0.5% FA Irish cream
  • 0.5% FA cocoa
  • 0.5% FA Oakwood
  • 0.5% FA Coconut
  • .25% FA Cinnamon Ceylon

VANILLA BRANDY MALT - too sweet as is and needs more body.
2% FA Vanilla classic
1.5% FA Vienna cream
.75% FA Brandy
.5-.75% FA Irish cream
.5% FA Vanilla bourbon
.5% NF malt or malt available at https://mamajsflavorshop.com/malt
.25-.5% FA Oakwood.

As this sat it simply became to sweet, it also needs more body. I'm going to take out Vienna and use fresh cream or a combo. Ill letcha know when I get better results.

I like this at the highest %'s. You can add more NF malt, if you want it maltier. Rather than Oakwood or along with you could add .25% FA COACO. For a less sweet version you can swap out some of your Vienna with fresh cream. You could also up the % of your vanilla bourbon and decrease your vanilla classic. I've upped the malt to 1.5% in other recipes with good results. I'm not sure about it, but via oba May work in place of NF malt.

BRANDY ALEXANDER- try at lowest % first.
1.5% FA Brandy
1% FA Fresh cream
.5-.75% FA Vanilla bourbon
.5-75% FA COACO. ( I'll let you decide, I don't notice much difference if I add the optional holiday spice, however it has more of a creme de caoca flavor w/o holiday spice imho.)
* optional .25% Tfa Holiday Spice....I really like this here.
 
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Markw4mms

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Sounds good!
Got it bookmarked, and will give it a try once I get the ingredients together.
 

Daintanee

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Sounds good!
Got it bookmarked, and will give it a try once I get the ingredients together.
I just edited below. I like the idea of a vanilla brandy. I'm going to keep working with it, with those basic flavors and maybe without malt. As it is, a bright sweet vanilla vape, but I feel it needs a bit more body or some deeper notes. Anyone who wishes to join in changing % amounts/flavors please post. I think it's fun working together.
 

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Just now working on getting an order of supplies, will be one I try when I get all my stuff in a few weeks.

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lirruping

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This looks delish. Just want to throw out there, if you haven't mixed HIC's Creamy Strawberry Malt, now would be a good time to try it out in the name of science, progress and all things tasty. It's shockingly good--and very believably malty--using all FA ecig line flavors.
 

Daintanee

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It is. I wonder how oba would fare in here....? Insomnia research brandy Alexander.
 

Daintanee

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This looks delish. Just want to throw out there, if you haven't mixed HIC's Creamy Strawberry Malt, now would be a good time to try it out in the name of science, progress and all things tasty. It's shockingly good--and very believably malty--using all FA ecig line flavors.
I think next mix session I'll try Oba Oba and cocoa instead of malt and Oakwood. Right now I have a lot of vanilla brandy variations to vape. I made 4 Brandy Alexander variations and kept adding base and lowering %'s and variations so a good 30 ml. Of Vanilla brandy malt to go through.
 

lirruping

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I think next mix session I'll try Oba Oba and cocoa instead of malt and Oakwood. Right now I have a lot of vanilla brandy variations to vape. I made 4 Brandy Alexander variations and kept adding base and lowering %'s and variations so a good 30 ml. Of Vanilla brandy malt to go through.

I just noticed that you have Brandy Alexanders in here. I've never actually had an authentic one, but there is an excellent (old family recipe, only served on xmas eve) version that uses:

1 part heavy cream
1 part creme de cacao
1 part gin

It's like drinking chocolate bars... it's the grown-up version of Willy Wonka (i.e, The Big Rock Candy Mountain) come to life. It's really good.
Thought about adding some cookie/ marzipan/ almond or something to make it cakey.

Now I have to add Gin to my list of FA flavors to get. Chocolate-gin cakes?! Yeah, I'd vape that!
 

Daintanee

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I just noticed that you have Brandy Alexanders in here. I've never actually had an authentic one, but there is an excellent (old family recipe, only served on xmas eve) version that uses:

1 part heavy cream
1 part creme de cacao
1 part gin

It's like drinking chocolate bars... it's the grown-up version of Willy Wonka (i.e, The Big Rock Candy Mountain) come to life. It's really good.


Now I have to add Gin to my list of FA flavors to get. Chocolate-gin cakes?! Yeah, I'd vape that!
Recipe I used off of mix masters was
1.5 oz. Brandy
1 oz. Half and half
1 oz. Creme de caoca which is a different from chocolate liquor as its not as sweet and has vanilla.
1/4 tsp. Nutmeg
 

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