DripArt das Sports E-Liquid Black Fire Nine Delicacies Brief Review

 　　This Black Fire Nine Delicacies e-liquid really gives off a back-to-nature vibe, with a bit of a sports drink feel. The packaging is mainly done in glossy black tones, which at first made me think it would be some kind of dark, heavy-flavored blend. The bottle is black too, which helps reduce sunlight exposure and keeps the e-liquid in better condition while also making storage easier. Still, it gave me the impression that the liquid itself would be dark and intense. But when I opened it, I was surprised—the liquid was actually clear, even though it’s a mixed fruit-and-vegetable blend.

  　　The e-liquid turned out to be transparent. I calmly bought a bottle of Nongfu Spring fruit-and-vegetable drink, which comes in reddish-brown, dark green, and all kinds of rich colors. Emmmmmmmmm... and yet this multi-vegetable e-liquid is actually clear……   　　Once I put it into the refill bottle, I could barely even see how much liquid was in there. As soon as I opened it, a fresh fruit-and-vegetable aroma came out. It’s not unpleasant at all, which also shows the quality of the liquid is pretty good. You can judge a person by character, and an e-liquid by its aroma. Oops, I guess that gave away my talent for jokes.     　　I took out my go-to atomizer, Goblin Mini, filled it up, and emmmmmm, you probably can’t tell from looking, but the build was 28ga at 1.45 ohms. I like using it at 10W, because 10 means perfection. One puff in, the flavor felt very light and sweet, without being overly rich, but I still felt like something was missing. So I brought out my dripper setup: dual Clapton coils, 0.18 ohms, straight to 80W. One puff later, that rich fruit-and-vegetable aroma made me feel as if I had stepped into a farmer’s orchard, or maybe a vegetable garden, with the fresh scent of nature rushing right at me.   　　If I were scoring this e-liquid out of 100, I’d give it 88. It performs best in a dripper, where the effect is really quite good. I recommend it to users who enjoy fruit-and-vegetable flavors. And since this bottle is 60ml, it also works well as a long-term all-day vape. The throat hit is fairly standard, the aftertaste is lightly sweet, and there’s a subtle cooling note. Summer is almost here, and this one is worth picking up to experience a full-on summer fruit-and-vegetable storm. Anyway, one calm puff of this feels like being in Hawaii, eating tropical fruit and dancing the hula.   　　DJ   　　Today I received the Black Fire Nine Delicacies e-liquid, and I was really curious—how could it possibly have nine different flavors? I even went straight to McDonald’s, hoping to buy a cup of Nine Delicacies juice first to see what the original tasted like. Sadly, McDonald’s in Qingdao doesn’t sell it anymore. What a disappointment!   　　As soon as I got home, I immediately changed the wire and cotton to show this e-liquid the respect and attention it deserves. When I opened the bottle, the first thing I smelled was mango—yes, the crisp aroma of green mango. Once I primed the cotton, I could actually smell carrot too. Amazing! On the inhale it’s smooth, with just the right amount of coolness. Exhaling slowly and savoring it carefully, I picked up mango, grapefruit, and lemon. In the finish there’s a bit of apple. After taking more than a dozen puffs in a row, there was a flavor I couldn’t quite identify—probably passion fruit, since I’ve never eaten that fruit before. As for the remaining flavors, please forgive my clumsy taste buds—I just couldn’t make them out.   　　There’s actually a trick to vaping this e-liquid, haha: whatever flavor you want to taste, think about it in your mind while you vape, and as you savor it slowly, that note somehow starts to appear. Hahahaha! Summer is almost here, and cooling sensations are definitely the mainstream, but personally, I think this e-liquid would be even smoother, richer, and more irresistible without the cooling effect. I’d give it an overall score of 85! It’s a great choice for fruit-flavored e-liquid lovers. Finally, wishing Black Fire Nine Delicacies huge sales!!!   　　Robbie   　　Today I’m trying this newly released e-liquid: DAS sports e-liquid, Nine Delicacies Juice. At first glance, doesn’t it look a lot like Adidas? Hmm…… Once I opened it and smelled it, it instantly reminded me of that KFC kind of aroma.   　　I prepared two builds. One was a triple-core staggered coil, 5 wraps, 0.1 ohms. The other was a triple-core alien coil, 4 wraps, 0.08 ohms.   　　Let me start with the triple-core staggered build. At first, I thought this was a complex-flavored e-liquid that would need excellent flavor separation to really bring out its profile.   　　But after one hit, I felt it was too cool on that build. So triple-core isn’t unbeatable after all. I also didn’t believe this could be such an ordinary e-liquid, so I immediately switched to my current favorite setup: a triple-core alien, 26 wrapped with 36, 4 wraps.   　　Sure enough, another deep pull—and there it was. A fragrant mango flavor, blended with papaya, orange, and guava. I think there were other notes too, but I couldn’t identify them. Maybe passion fruit, maybe not. The cooling sensation dropped by about half.   　　I believe a lot of vape users are tired of plain mango flavors. This e-liquid really lives up to its name. It’s a perfect all-day vape for summer. No question about it. The usual downside of mango-heavy liquids—getting cloying after a while—is not a problem here at all. As for how it performs across different builds and devices, I’d love to hear more feedback from everyone. #p#Page Title#e#