Classic Turc Cafe Noisette
Classic Turc Cafe Noisette from Montreal in collaboration with Protect is the name given to this wonderful liquid. Many thanks to the Vapeo24 team for making this review possible. You can visit their website to learn more about this product.
According to the brand: From the very first puff, the Turkish tobacco unfolds its spicy and elegant aroma, acting as a firm base upon which the creamy flavor of hazelnut coffee gently melts. The result is a multi-sensory, enveloping, and refined experience, with a rich aromatic texture, ideal for those seeking complex and well-structured liquids.
On the nose, the first thing I can notice, and I can confirm it's incredible, is the coffee. You can smell a very good coffee, obviously without any milk, a simple espresso, let's say. As a big coffee fan, I can honestly say it smells quite real. Something else I notice is a note of coffee caramel, the typical ones that are usually sold and are relatively tasty. The hazelnut can also be noticed with relative ease, being quite present in the olfactory note. Behind it, I can detect the Turkish tobacco, although the coffee always stays ahead in the smell, being a very invasive scent/aroma, so to speak.
When vaping, something curious that I notice, and I believe it might come from the Turkish tobacco, is a very, very light, let's say, fresh note, like a very, very subtle mint note. While the coffee was ahead on the nose, here the roles are reversed; the tobacco is what truly is the main note of this liquid. However, it is very, very well balanced with the coffee. On the other hand, the hazelnut is noticeable on the exhale, and it also provides a certain dryness.
Remember that this is solely an aroma and must be mixed with base and nicotine to our liking. This allows for greater liquid customizability, since we can adjust the nicotine to our preference, and the base can be more focused for an rda or a POD...
In summary, this liquid has truly surprised me; it has a rather exotic and very powerful flavor in the mouth. It is definitely worth trying for anyone who likes tobacco/dessert or tobacco flavors.
According to the brand: From the very first puff, the Turkish tobacco unfolds its spicy and elegant aroma, acting as a firm base upon which the creamy flavor of hazelnut coffee gently melts. The result is a multi-sensory, enveloping, and refined experience, with a rich aromatic texture, ideal for those seeking complex and well-structured liquids.
On the nose, the first thing I can notice, and I can confirm it's incredible, is the coffee. You can smell a very good coffee, obviously without any milk, a simple espresso, let's say. As a big coffee fan, I can honestly say it smells quite real. Something else I notice is a note of coffee caramel, the typical ones that are usually sold and are relatively tasty. The hazelnut can also be noticed with relative ease, being quite present in the olfactory note. Behind it, I can detect the Turkish tobacco, although the coffee always stays ahead in the smell, being a very invasive scent/aroma, so to speak.
When vaping, something curious that I notice, and I believe it might come from the Turkish tobacco, is a very, very light, let's say, fresh note, like a very, very subtle mint note. While the coffee was ahead on the nose, here the roles are reversed; the tobacco is what truly is the main note of this liquid. However, it is very, very well balanced with the coffee. On the other hand, the hazelnut is noticeable on the exhale, and it also provides a certain dryness.
Remember that this is solely an aroma and must be mixed with base and nicotine to our liking. This allows for greater liquid customizability, since we can adjust the nicotine to our preference, and the base can be more focused for an rda or a POD...
In summary, this liquid has truly surprised me; it has a rather exotic and very powerful flavor in the mouth. It is definitely worth trying for anyone who likes tobacco/dessert or tobacco flavors.
