Red Velvet E-Liquid Review
It’s been a long time since I last wrote and shared anything. Work was especially busy for a while, and I even put vaping aside for some time. Thanks to the product trial selection from the vaping media platform, I got the chance to try this Red Velvet e-
It's been a while since I wrote something to share. Recently, I've been particularly busy with work, and I haven't touched my vaping devices for a while, relying on my fire device ECS explosion pearl e-cigarette to get by... Here, I want to thank the e-cigarette information platform for selecting me to experience this MADMAX-produced Red Velvet e-liquid.
I was actually hesitant about this e-liquid, so I didn't go for the sample. Personally, I'm quite wary of vaping baked flavor e-liquids in summer, although red velvet cake isn't particularly sweet, most baked e-liquids I've tried tend to be overly sweet.
When I opened the package, I frowned even more~ Through the many layers of bubble wrap from the delivery guy, I could still smell a strong cake aroma, and it smelled quite sweet and rich o(￣︿￣+)o Oh NO...
Since I was a bit apprehensive, let's talk about the appearance first. To be honest, I wasn't very satisfied with the appearance of the red velvet e-liquid. I believe a product's appearance should match its essence. When I first saw the red velvet cake, it looked like an elegant and mature queen among many cakes, captivating at first sight, completely intoxicating in its noble splendor, with a mysterious blood-red allure that I couldn't resist. Taking a small sip, I was instantly lost in its delicate and smooth texture, and compared to it, some other brands would be embarrassed to use the word 'smooth.' The flavor? Sweet with a hint of salt, salty but not overwhelming, sweet but not cloying, paired with a cup of American coffee, savoring it sip by sip, it was both salty and sweet and slightly bitter, with no sense of disharmony... Hehe, most of life's flavors are found in the mouth.
Emmmm, sorry... I was almost pulled away from my memories of the red velvet cake. Let's get back to the e-liquid's appearance. I feel that the visual impact of the red velvet e-liquid is insufficient, too understated, too conservative, and there's too much of a visual gap compared to the red velvet cake. The brown bottle with white and gray text resembles a playing card frame, and the logo is placed horizontally across the entire label, which is a bit of a neck strain... The nicotine content isn't printed on the front logo but is mentioned in the back description, which isn't very user-friendly. I believe the most important elements of an e-liquid's front logo are: the e-liquid name, the memorability of the logo, nicotine content, and e-liquid volume. This is the information I need most when picking up an e-liquid.
Actually, it's been six days since I received the e-liquid, and I haven't vaped any other flavors, just the red velvet~ I've used several atomizers, and I'll share some data one by one~
Still, due to psychological factors, I started with my wife's MK mouth-to-lung device, and the result was naturally very mild. After three puffs, I could barely taste a faint cream flavor, with a hint of coolness and a touch of nutty flavor. It seems this is a nutty red velvet, different from what I expected... However, I really don't recommend using the 3MG red velvet for mouth-to-lung, haha, it's very mild and forced~
I decisively gave up on mouth-to-lung and tried how it performed on the Merlin Mini~
Emmmmm, it didn't have that greasy sweet flavor I was worried about, the mouthfeel was very smooth, with a light cream flavor upon entry, a bit sweet, and the nutty flavor was very pronounced on exhale, though I couldn't tell which nut it was, leaving a lingering taste... However, the slight coolness mixed in made me feel like I bit into a red velvet that had been taken out of the fridge overnight and hadn't fully returned to room temperatureヽ（°◇°）ノ
Old version 528, dual coil Clapton, resistance 0.13 ohms, with two and a half airflow holes open, Scorpion mechanical mod.
Wow~ A pleasant surprise, this puff was so comfortable, the cream flavor was just right, the sweetness was moderate, and the nutty flavor was richer and more aromatic than on the Merlin. Overall, it felt quite good, except for that slight coolness that was a bit annoying. It's not that I dislike cool e-liquids; Xiamen has ten months of summer a year, and I mostly have cool e-liquids on hand. I just feel that the flavoring of red velvet really doesn't suit the addition of coolness, which ruins such a good taste. Perhaps the MADMAX team also noticed this issue during development, so they added very little coolness, just a hint. Was it a reluctant move to cater to the summer market? Just my guess~ I'm a person who prefers quality over quantity; if it were me, I definitely wouldn't add coolness.
The Druaga atomizer, dual coil Clapton, resistance 0.13 ohms, fully open airflow, Scorpion mechanical mod#p#分页标题#e#
This is my friend's device, and his review after vaping was similar to mine with the 528, with a pronounced nutty flavor, quite fragrant, but the coolness was more noticeable on the Druaga.
A rich nutty flavor combined with pure Bavarian cream, and a cake that is sweet and fragrant.
The aftertaste has a bit of coolness to dilute the sweetness in the mouth, smooth on entry, with a rich cake flavor mixed with fragrant nuts hitting your palate, and the exhale leaves a lingering taste in your nasal cavity, with a hint of coolness to balance the sweetness of the cake and nuts.
Stepping on the shadows of the past, I walk step by step to the present. The experiences along the way, in the smoke, have laughter and sorrow, sweetness and bitterness, the flavors within, like a fish drinking water.
OK, to summarize, overall this e-liquid is enjoyable. I've already finished more than half a bottle in these few days... Although it doesn't quite match my impression of red velvet flavor, I enjoy vaping it. If it weren't for that hint of coolness, this could be included in my long-term supply.
I was actually hesitant about this e-liquid, so I didn't go for the sample. Personally, I'm quite wary of vaping baked flavor e-liquids in summer, although red velvet cake isn't particularly sweet, most baked e-liquids I've tried tend to be overly sweet.
When I opened the package, I frowned even more~ Through the many layers of bubble wrap from the delivery guy, I could still smell a strong cake aroma, and it smelled quite sweet and rich o(￣︿￣+)o Oh NO...
Since I was a bit apprehensive, let's talk about the appearance first. To be honest, I wasn't very satisfied with the appearance of the red velvet e-liquid. I believe a product's appearance should match its essence. When I first saw the red velvet cake, it looked like an elegant and mature queen among many cakes, captivating at first sight, completely intoxicating in its noble splendor, with a mysterious blood-red allure that I couldn't resist. Taking a small sip, I was instantly lost in its delicate and smooth texture, and compared to it, some other brands would be embarrassed to use the word 'smooth.' The flavor? Sweet with a hint of salt, salty but not overwhelming, sweet but not cloying, paired with a cup of American coffee, savoring it sip by sip, it was both salty and sweet and slightly bitter, with no sense of disharmony... Hehe, most of life's flavors are found in the mouth.
Emmmm, sorry... I was almost pulled away from my memories of the red velvet cake. Let's get back to the e-liquid's appearance. I feel that the visual impact of the red velvet e-liquid is insufficient, too understated, too conservative, and there's too much of a visual gap compared to the red velvet cake. The brown bottle with white and gray text resembles a playing card frame, and the logo is placed horizontally across the entire label, which is a bit of a neck strain... The nicotine content isn't printed on the front logo but is mentioned in the back description, which isn't very user-friendly. I believe the most important elements of an e-liquid's front logo are: the e-liquid name, the memorability of the logo, nicotine content, and e-liquid volume. This is the information I need most when picking up an e-liquid.
Actually, it's been six days since I received the e-liquid, and I haven't vaped any other flavors, just the red velvet~ I've used several atomizers, and I'll share some data one by one~
Still, due to psychological factors, I started with my wife's MK mouth-to-lung device, and the result was naturally very mild. After three puffs, I could barely taste a faint cream flavor, with a hint of coolness and a touch of nutty flavor. It seems this is a nutty red velvet, different from what I expected... However, I really don't recommend using the 3MG red velvet for mouth-to-lung, haha, it's very mild and forced~
I decisively gave up on mouth-to-lung and tried how it performed on the Merlin Mini~
Emmmmm, it didn't have that greasy sweet flavor I was worried about, the mouthfeel was very smooth, with a light cream flavor upon entry, a bit sweet, and the nutty flavor was very pronounced on exhale, though I couldn't tell which nut it was, leaving a lingering taste... However, the slight coolness mixed in made me feel like I bit into a red velvet that had been taken out of the fridge overnight and hadn't fully returned to room temperatureヽ（°◇°）ノ
Old version 528, dual coil Clapton, resistance 0.13 ohms, with two and a half airflow holes open, Scorpion mechanical mod.
Wow~ A pleasant surprise, this puff was so comfortable, the cream flavor was just right, the sweetness was moderate, and the nutty flavor was richer and more aromatic than on the Merlin. Overall, it felt quite good, except for that slight coolness that was a bit annoying. It's not that I dislike cool e-liquids; Xiamen has ten months of summer a year, and I mostly have cool e-liquids on hand. I just feel that the flavoring of red velvet really doesn't suit the addition of coolness, which ruins such a good taste. Perhaps the MADMAX team also noticed this issue during development, so they added very little coolness, just a hint. Was it a reluctant move to cater to the summer market? Just my guess~ I'm a person who prefers quality over quantity; if it were me, I definitely wouldn't add coolness.
The Druaga atomizer, dual coil Clapton, resistance 0.13 ohms, fully open airflow, Scorpion mechanical mod#p#分页标题#e#This is my friend's device, and his review after vaping was similar to mine with the 528, with a pronounced nutty flavor, quite fragrant, but the coolness was more noticeable on the Druaga.
A rich nutty flavor combined with pure Bavarian cream, and a cake that is sweet and fragrant.
The aftertaste has a bit of coolness to dilute the sweetness in the mouth, smooth on entry, with a rich cake flavor mixed with fragrant nuts hitting your palate, and the exhale leaves a lingering taste in your nasal cavity, with a hint of coolness to balance the sweetness of the cake and nuts.
Stepping on the shadows of the past, I walk step by step to the present. The experiences along the way, in the smoke, have laughter and sorrow, sweetness and bitterness, the flavors within, like a fish drinking water.
OK, to summarize, overall this e-liquid is enjoyable. I've already finished more than half a bottle in these few days... Although it doesn't quite match my impression of red velvet flavor, I enjoy vaping it. If it weren't for that hint of coolness, this could be included in my long-term supply.
