Corpse Bride E-liquid Review
At first glance, the Corpse Bride e-liquid series may sound a little intimidating. In reality, aside from the label and the name making some people uncomfortable, it is simply a serious e-liquid product. For those who have never tried it or do not know mu
The Corpse Bride E-liquid series sounds quite terrifying at first, but despite the unsettling label and name, it is actually a serious e-liquid! However, for those who have never tried or are unfamiliar with Corpse Bride E-liquid, it might seem daunting. Below, we bring you a very serious review of Corpse Bride E-liquid to help everyone understand this product.
Looking at the simple introduction of the e-liquid, it claims to be a blend of coconut produced in the desert, along with banana, almond, and vanilla cake. How does it taste? Don't rush, I haven't opened the bottle yet, haha. Let me sip some tea first.
Appearance:
Let's take a quick look at the packaging. The bottles in the Corpse series all look the same, but the middle features a wedding photo of two skulls, dressed in a suit and wedding dress. Is it a tragic love story or a sweet romance?
The side of the bottle still has illustrations and a bunch of ant-like characters. I wonder if everyone remembers who taught Xiaotian English and drawing? (That's right, it was the PE teacher.)
Close-up:
How can we miss a close-up of the skull logo? This time, Xiaotian has brought a comparison to see which skull design everyone prefers.
Visually, this version has already won compared to a single skull. It's so cool that it smokes!
Device:
Back to the main topic, today I’m introducing the supporting role, the Wizard Atomizer. Many people may not be familiar with this atomizer, so let me briefly explain its main features. This atomizer is quite cost-effective.
1: It's very easy to make coils.
2: No matter how much cotton you use, the oil flow will be smooth.
3: Compared to many tank atomizers, like the KF4 and Rose V2, many players find them too complicated, which can lead to leaking. However, as long as the oil grooves are filled with cotton, the Wizard will not leak at all.
4: It can be used for single or dual coils, with adjustable airflow for both.
5: The main body consists of five parts, making it very easy to clean without any small components. Every time I change the coil, I take it all apart and wipe it down with a paper towel, which is very convenient.
6: Most importantly, it’s cheap! Yes, you heard that right, it’s cheap. If you have some spare cash, you might want to get one to play with.
Data:
Today’s data: 0.4 Clapton, single coil, 2.3 diameter, 6 wraps. The resistance is 0.72 ohms. Why am I using a single coil today? When I went to get the e-liquid, my friend suddenly asked, "How many times have you tried single coils after vaping for so long?" I was silent for a long time... Indeed, I haven't played much with single coils, so on a whim, I decided to try a single coil. Some might ask, why do you use a thicker wire for flavor instead of the usual 0.25 or 0.32 single coils? It’s just a matter of preference; I find the vapor from single coils too thin and not rich enough, so I chose this wire. (This is purely a personal taste issue, no evaluation on the wire.)
Flavor:
Dripping the oil, burning the cotton, let’s start at 21W: A strong cookie flavor hits, with a smooth banana aroma wafting in, accompanied by a hint of coconut milk dessert and a touch of coffee.
At 25W, I take a few puffs, and it’s a bit harsh on the throat with 6MG; it feels like there’s not enough VG, making my throat uncomfortable. Logically, a 50% VG ratio shouldn’t be harsh. Oh well, after the review, I’ll add some VG myself.
The rich coconut milk flavor takes the lead, filling my throat, while the mid-note is a smooth banana flavor, and the slowly exhaled vanilla flavor carries a hint of creamy taste. Yes, it’s the flavor of vanilla cream, but it’s a bit too sweet. The almond flavor is barely noticeable, almost negligible. Compared to the intense almond flavor in Death's Delight, this one is less pronounced.
Sorry, it’s too harsh; I’ll lower the wattage and try a few more puffs to share with you. The few puffs are smooth banana with a strong cookie flavor dominating my first taste, and the exhaled flavor remains the same, just vanilla cream.
The lingering taste in my mouth is mostly vanilla, indicating that this vanilla flavor is exceptionally well done, and it’s the most memorable part. After chewing a few times, a slight sweetness lingers.
Overall Evaluation:
1. The vapor is moderate; it’s not very thick.
2. The alternating sensation of banana and coconut milk is nice, with the vanilla cream aftertaste being the most profound, leaving a lingering flavor with every puff. (If you love strong vanilla flavors, you should give this one a try.)
3. The sweetness is a bit overwhelming; after a while, it can feel a bit cloying.
4. The 6MG concentration is a bit higher compared to other 6MG e-liquids.
5. The almond flavor is not noticeable. Overall, I’d rate it 85 points. It’s suitable for occasionally stimulating your taste buds.
That’s the serious review of Corpse Bride E-liquid. After reading, you must have a new understanding of it, right? In summary, although this serious e-liquid has a rather unserious name, it does not detract from its excellence. This is the attitude a brand should have. After reading this review, have you fallen in love with it?
Looking at the simple introduction of the e-liquid, it claims to be a blend of coconut produced in the desert, along with banana, almond, and vanilla cake. How does it taste? Don't rush, I haven't opened the bottle yet, haha. Let me sip some tea first.
Appearance:Let's take a quick look at the packaging. The bottles in the Corpse series all look the same, but the middle features a wedding photo of two skulls, dressed in a suit and wedding dress. Is it a tragic love story or a sweet romance?
The side of the bottle still has illustrations and a bunch of ant-like characters. I wonder if everyone remembers who taught Xiaotian English and drawing? (That's right, it was the PE teacher.)
Close-up:
How can we miss a close-up of the skull logo? This time, Xiaotian has brought a comparison to see which skull design everyone prefers.
Visually, this version has already won compared to a single skull. It's so cool that it smokes!
Device:Back to the main topic, today I’m introducing the supporting role, the Wizard Atomizer. Many people may not be familiar with this atomizer, so let me briefly explain its main features. This atomizer is quite cost-effective.
1: It's very easy to make coils.
2: No matter how much cotton you use, the oil flow will be smooth.
3: Compared to many tank atomizers, like the KF4 and Rose V2, many players find them too complicated, which can lead to leaking. However, as long as the oil grooves are filled with cotton, the Wizard will not leak at all.
4: It can be used for single or dual coils, with adjustable airflow for both.
5: The main body consists of five parts, making it very easy to clean without any small components. Every time I change the coil, I take it all apart and wipe it down with a paper towel, which is very convenient.
6: Most importantly, it’s cheap! Yes, you heard that right, it’s cheap. If you have some spare cash, you might want to get one to play with.
Data:
Today’s data: 0.4 Clapton, single coil, 2.3 diameter, 6 wraps. The resistance is 0.72 ohms. Why am I using a single coil today? When I went to get the e-liquid, my friend suddenly asked, "How many times have you tried single coils after vaping for so long?" I was silent for a long time... Indeed, I haven't played much with single coils, so on a whim, I decided to try a single coil. Some might ask, why do you use a thicker wire for flavor instead of the usual 0.25 or 0.32 single coils? It’s just a matter of preference; I find the vapor from single coils too thin and not rich enough, so I chose this wire. (This is purely a personal taste issue, no evaluation on the wire.)
Flavor:
Dripping the oil, burning the cotton, let’s start at 21W: A strong cookie flavor hits, with a smooth banana aroma wafting in, accompanied by a hint of coconut milk dessert and a touch of coffee.
At 25W, I take a few puffs, and it’s a bit harsh on the throat with 6MG; it feels like there’s not enough VG, making my throat uncomfortable. Logically, a 50% VG ratio shouldn’t be harsh. Oh well, after the review, I’ll add some VG myself.
The rich coconut milk flavor takes the lead, filling my throat, while the mid-note is a smooth banana flavor, and the slowly exhaled vanilla flavor carries a hint of creamy taste. Yes, it’s the flavor of vanilla cream, but it’s a bit too sweet. The almond flavor is barely noticeable, almost negligible. Compared to the intense almond flavor in Death's Delight, this one is less pronounced.
Sorry, it’s too harsh; I’ll lower the wattage and try a few more puffs to share with you. The few puffs are smooth banana with a strong cookie flavor dominating my first taste, and the exhaled flavor remains the same, just vanilla cream.
The lingering taste in my mouth is mostly vanilla, indicating that this vanilla flavor is exceptionally well done, and it’s the most memorable part. After chewing a few times, a slight sweetness lingers.
Overall Evaluation:
1. The vapor is moderate; it’s not very thick.
2. The alternating sensation of banana and coconut milk is nice, with the vanilla cream aftertaste being the most profound, leaving a lingering flavor with every puff. (If you love strong vanilla flavors, you should give this one a try.)
3. The sweetness is a bit overwhelming; after a while, it can feel a bit cloying.
4. The 6MG concentration is a bit higher compared to other 6MG e-liquids.
5. The almond flavor is not noticeable. Overall, I’d rate it 85 points. It’s suitable for occasionally stimulating your taste buds.
That’s the serious review of Corpse Bride E-liquid. After reading, you must have a new understanding of it, right? In summary, although this serious e-liquid has a rather unserious name, it does not detract from its excellence. This is the attitude a brand should have. After reading this review, have you fallen in love with it?
