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Inawerawinkel's description:

New Sweet, fruity with complementary aromas of raspberry and peach with a slight addition of lime. Taste of summer full of delicious fruit flavors. The label "art" - PREPARE TO BE INSPIRED!!.

 

Specs:

• percentage used: 4%
• overnight steep
• PG/VG ratio: 50/50
• vaped on Nautilus mini
• 1.8 ohm coil
• 11.1 Watts  

Flavour Properties:

• Tart
• Tangy
• slight "floral" topnote (which can be tamed)

 

Relatable Flavours:

• thin peach flavour,
• tart Inawera raspberry, way back in the mix,
• light touch of naturalistic lime.
• there's something of a Sharon Fruit "bite" about it.

 

Mouth Feel:

• Thin, tart.
• Mildly adstringent sensation.
• Moderately sweet.

 

Off Flavours:

• Floral top note might be scary for some.
• could probably get a bit chemically with too much over 4%.
• I personally find it a bit on the dry side, will try with Cactus / Dragonfruit

 

Position In A Recipe:

• this immediately comes across as mid to top kind of flavour, but I've found it to fill a main role too.

 

Suggested Percentage:

• 4, or less, to add character, or adstringency to fruits that are too "one dimensional" or candy-like  

Pairings:

• Menthol
• Koolada
• WS-23
• Reinforcement for Peach, add depth to sweet Apricot, Plum
• add a tang to Raspberry/ Strawberry mixes
• give a tartness to fruit toppings on cakes, tarts, turnovers.
• add depth to teas, lemonades.
• Add bite to hard candies  

Conclusion:

• Interesting starting point for Sorbets, fruit, drinks, deserts.

• also for those who want to like Juicy Peach, but can't.

• Foresee myself mostly using this in the cold/fruity side of things,

• as an antidote to the tobaccos I've been enjoying

• Is this a keeper? for me yes, still playing with it, learning from the balance in the mix. In the same way that cloning a juice can be a good reverse-engineering exercise ;

Combinations such as these, teach us what can be achieved with just three concentrates.

I'll usually throw a few "wild card" flavours in the cart, when ordering from Inawera, rarely regret it.

I am curious to see what directions others take it to! *edited "for sanity" might add as I get to know it better.

thanks to u/wh1skeyk1ng for formatting tips.