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I'm going to end up like this chap. I don't think I've hoarded as much as I do these days! Batteries/tanks/mods....every bloody where. The wife even suggested doing a separate online shop, just for kitchen roll.

Gutted I can't go. Just can't do busy places. Looking forward to viewing any vids of it, though.

Inawera (Wera Garden) e-aromat 'Natural Mint'.


Up until now, I've been using FA Peppermint in my menthol mixes, which is very good, however, this has taken it's place. A beautiful clear, crisp peppermint taste, but not too in your face. The beauty about this one, along with the taste is, you only need between 1-2% 10/10.


Inawera (Wera Garden) e-aromat 'DNB Flavour'.


DNB (Dirty Neutral Base) - You are going to either, love it or hate it. It's mostly used for tobaccos, to give you that ashy/smokey taste, that some of us like in our tobaccos. I mix this at 1% with 7% FA 'Dark Vapure' which I thoroughly enjoy. Just have a play about with it. Some tobaccos, it works well with. Others, not so well. 8/10.

Gutted .

He was brilliant in Bottom/Young Ones/Blackadder.

Try let it steep for a minimum of 3 weeks, Pepperty. You'll be in custard cream heaven, if you do .

Meant to do these a bit ago. I've got a memory like a Swiss cheese....not smelly, but full of holes.

Inawera (tino d'milano) Apple.


I mixed this at 4% and after a few weeks steeping, it is a very authentic tasting. I would say closer to a red apple, rather than green. This concentrate can be used in quite a few mixes, just have a play about with it. 9/10.


Inawera (wera Garden) Banana.

Mixed at 4%, and a good steep, I would liken this to those banana shaped sweet, thingymajigs. Can get a bit sickly after a bit, but, after a bit of trial 'n' error - I've come up with a decent recipe for my taste. Inawera Banana 5%, PA French Vanilla Deluxe 2%,ethyl maltol 1%, Koolada 2%. Call it cool Banana if you like. It reminds me a bit like Banana Angels delight, straight out of the fridge. Loved that when I was a kid. 7.5/10.


Inawera Brandy.


As a standalone, this is not that great. It's not like any brandy I've tasted before. That's probably why it's meant for drinking and not vaping. I will say however, when I mix it at 1% with Inawera Cuban Cigar 3%, I do pick up a hint of brandy ???....maybe it needs a much longer steep time? 5/10.

You're not missing out on the Inawera Ry4. I bought some from www.inawerashop and it was, best I can describe it, is tasting dry and flat. Many of the other tobaccos are very good. One which I've made sure I have plenty of, is 'Cuban Cigar' - mixed at 3%, it is excellent. I also have 50ml of 3% Cuban Cigar/1% Inawera apple, and that is very moorish, too.