Manufacturer: Azhad’s Elixirs
Flavor Profile: Tobacco blend-mandarin-cheesecake-Bavarian cream
Mixing Ratio: 20 ml aroma in a 60 ml longfill bottle
Steeping time: No info available on this, or the Italian [manufacturer] isn’t concerned with it.
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen! Vaperinas and Vapers!
I have brought a special treat for you today to the dissection table of the vape world here, and since my expectations were high, I can confidently state that this is not a small-time flavor profile either.
Azhad’s currently fills quite a large gap for me. Dessert tobacco… Some love it, some hate it, I belong to the former category. This started for me around 15 years ago with Laca’s RY4, and culminated with my first bottle of K Flavour Alfie; since then, this has been my main direction. 5 out of my current 6 tanks contain this type of liquid. Currently, 3 of those are Azhad’s. They create quality stuff, and they blend the flavors together so skillfully that complete harmony is born from it.
Let’s see what’s under the cap: Tobacco blend. Theoretically, Kentucky and Virginia, somewhere they also mention Cavendish. It’s pretty much the same thing in it as in East Granate, which is my favorite from them. (I definitely steeped that for a week…) A well-crafted blend, I think they put this in many of their other flavors besides these two. I say this because after the first puff came the discovery: this is the same base as in the East. An absolutely natural, silky tobacco flavor that adapts to almost everything. And this will be the majority in the liquid. Mandarin: Since White King, I’ve been a big fan of well-integrated mandarin flavor. However, what dominates there only tops the tobacco here, but it does so masterfully that when I opened the bottle, the intense mandarin scent hit me, yet it doesn’t dominate; it gives it a very minimal sourness, barely perceptible, at most tickling the taste buds on the tip of the tongue. The flavor comes through a bit upon exhale, exactly as much as needed. Bavarian cream-cheesecake: I think we can group these together; one wouldn’t tell that either is present, it just adds a slightly sweet creaminess upon exhale as well. I would estimate the composition as: 70% tobacco, 20% mandarin, and 10% the latter two combined. The composition is masterful; I don’t think this is the first time I’ve written that I haven’t been disappointed by a single flavor from Azhad’s yet.
For those who enjoy dessert tobacco flavors that aren’t too loud, I recommend this with a clear conscience, and those who are familiar with the manufacturer’s product range will not be disappointed.
Setup: Ennequadro Moka RTA - 1.5 ohm, restricted MTL, Dicodes Daniel 21700 - 12.5 Watt
Thank you for taking the time to read my writing until the end again.
Arpee
How does someone even think of putting cheesecake and Bavarian cream next to mandarin? I’ll believe the taste is perfect because of this. I just can’t imagine it. 
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