Flavour Art- MTS Vape Wizard- A must for tobacco blends.

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Steven Pye

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I recently ordered MTS Vape Wizard from My Freedom Smokes for use in my tobacco blends. The MTS sands for mellow-thick-smooth, it adds a depth to the base flavor without imparting it's own flavor, but the enhancement is awesome. It also takes some of the sour or acid taste out of the mix. I really do recomend this to anyone who vapes tobacco juices. :2cool: I also hear this is good with darker flavors like vanilla and coffee.

This is the write up from MFS:
[h=3]Description[/h]You can make it magic !! MTS stands for Mellow, Thick and Smooth, and it is a major breakthrough in taste technology for PV users. Based on our thorough understanding of taste mechanisms, we have developed a product which we believe will increase the pleasure of your vaping experience. MTS vape wizard contributes toward softening any acidic/sour perception, it assists in making vapour thicker, and it delivers both body and depth to any e-liquid. It can be used on its own, blended with tobacco flavours, or with any other flavour of your choice. There are no limitations as to its versatility. Make your vapour fuller and richer.. Let MTS Vape Wizard work its magic for you! Suggested dosage 0,5-2% Additional notes on Vape Wizard. we developed it starting from a food flavor that delivers aged, woody and slightly smoky notes. The original flavor was formulated to improve mouthfeel and body, especially for liquid foods and some type of drinks. As it worked well in foodstuff, we decided to make a vape version of it. Then we combined it with Magic Mask ( see its features ), which works on tongue receptor and soften the acid perception. So when we tasted and tested VW, we noticed that theory was right and it delivered its promises. It does not influence the vapour properties, nor boost the steam in any way. It works as a food flavor and the substances we used, when used at subtle level, delivers the full and bodied sensation. It is a very delicate flavor, and its action is on perception inside the mouth. It should be used in combination with other flavor from 0.2 up to 1% max. It tends to lower high notes and boost the background notes. It is a complimentary flavor and should not vaped as such, due to the fact it has an undistinct taste. Its main goal is to round off other flavors.


 

eikon

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I have TFA Smooth, WL described it as a tobacco, but from the TFA site;

when I first got it I mixed a single flavor sample and got nothing from it :facepalm:...

A flavor smoothener that is useful to use in concert with other flavors- "Smooth" will round out any harsh edges and provide a thick, satisfying mouthfeel. It will soften the high notes of your blend while boosting your background notes.
*** Note: some, but not all customers report that the smell has a fruity aspect.

Ingredients List:

Artificial flavor, Propylene Glycol, Triacetin


btw have you played with white vinegar vs ACV? I've been using white to keep the sweetness down, haven't tried AC...
 

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Any ideas as to what's in the MTS VW?

". . . we developed it starting from a food flavor that delivers aged, woody and slightly smoky notes. The original flavor was formulated to improve mouthfeel and body, especially for liquid foods and some type of drinks"

It did remind me of the a hickory smoke flavor I recently picked up. I just tried the MTS VW for the first time though, so I'm judging mostly by the scent.
 

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I am not sure but I think I believe Magic Mask is in there. People have speculated Smooth, Red Oak and I believe there's a hint of Koolada in there... Merely because if I use too much VW (I literally use 1 drop per 10ML) I get that Koolada like taste/sensation. I don't like VW any more than the 1 drop per 10ML amount but in very small amounts, I quite like it. Not even sure what it does but it's good.
Any ideas as to what's in the MTS VW?

". . . we developed it starting from a food flavor that delivers aged, woody and slightly smoky notes. The original flavor was formulated to improve mouthfeel and body, especially for liquid foods and some type of drinks"

It did remind me of the a hickory smoke flavor I recently picked up. I just tried the MTS VW for the first time though, so I'm judging mostly by the scent.
 

RobertNC

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I add a drop of FlavourArt Vape Wizard to all my mixes but to be perfectly honest I am not real sure why. When my bottle runs dry I may just abandon it. It does not seem to hurt what I think (to my tastes) are my better blends. It has not exactly performed any real wizardry on any of my mediocre attempts either.

If you want some real magic in your juice I would recommend this little guy ;-)

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what does the acv do?

It's kind of hard to describe. It adds some acidity which enhances some flavors but I don't know how to describe that enhancement. It also adds sourness or at least takes away some sweetness. I sometimes use it in my sweeter tobacco mixes. Which is odd, because I have a huge sweet tooth lol. Tricky stuff for me though. About 1 drop per 5 ml like Rin13 said. It's a small step that diluted but in the right direction for some mixes. Trying to get a bigger step can give you dill pickle though, so go slow.
 
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