Cappuccino Woes.

[vereybowring]

I'm having real trouble with a flavour that I just can't get to vape right.
It is Perfumers Apprentice Cappuccino I bought from Liberty Flights.
The concentrate is extremely dark and very runny, it seems to lack the viscosity of most concentrates.
The problem I have that is while I seem to have the flavour strength about right, no matter how I mix it by varying PG and VG levels it just doesn't produce enough vapour or throat hit and clogs the coils of any device I put it in after about 1ml,
I've tried it on standard 510 atty, 2.6 Ohm clearo, 3 Ohm clearo, 2.4 Ohm carto all of them at both 3.7 and 5V and while the taste is great it takes a huge drag to get there and as I say the coils gum up really fast.

Does anybody have any suggestions ?

[grizwald56]

I hav'nt tried the PA Cappaccino myself but have come accross others who have had the same problem.

If you want a good Cappaccino taste then you could give Cloud 9's a go, mixed at between 20% to 25% it's not bad at all.

[vereybowring]

Jun 1, 2011 9:59:41 GMT grizwald56 said:

I hav'nt tried the PA Cappaccino myself but have come accross others who have had the same problem.

If you want a good Cappaccino taste then you could give Cloud 9's a go, mixed at between 20% to 25% it's not bad at all.

I was going to order some C9V flavour this week as it happens.
Thanks for the advice and I'm glad I'm not the only one having trouble with this one.
All my other mixes have worked really well - and the PA concentrates have been fantastic up to now.

[grizwald56]

Well it's as I've covered in my posts concerning flavourings, they are not all the same, and so some trial and error is needed till you find what tastes right to you.