Coffee E-Liquid Without Coil Gunk — Gold Label Coffee Made from Indonesian Civet Coffee Extract

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  For testing atomizers: common data, common cotton, common e-liquids.
  For testing e-liquids: common data, common cotton, common atomizers.
  Any e-liquid test that doesn't change the cotton and relies solely on blowing is just nonsense.
  Faith in e-liquid flavor introduction
  Gold Label Coffee
  This coffee, made from Indonesian civet coffee through special processing and roasting, is the only e-liquid without coil gunk. Taking a puff, the rich coffee flavor envelops your palate, perfect for this season. Experience the world's rarest top-quality coffee.
  Silver Grapefruit
  This flavor combines grapefruit essence from South Africa with the cold and warm alternation of Antarctic glaciers. A perfect blend of grapefruit and ice, offering a unique taste experience.
  Packaging
  Both e-liquids come in 60ML opaque black bottles, with gold and silver themes corresponding to the two flavors. The prominent large cross in the center is eye-catching. The information on the bottle is quite comprehensive, indicating that the e-liquid is 60ML, 3MG, 70VG, and 30PG.
  Experience Equipment
  First, two identical devices were chosen, with the atomizer's heating wire data being: dual-core Clapton 3.0, 6 wraps, resistance of 0.24 ohms. For the coffee flavor, a more intense DPRO was also used.
  Powdered Ice Grapefruit
  Upon opening the bottle, a particularly rich and refreshing grapefruit aroma wafts out. It feels like having a ripe grapefruit in front of you, very enticing. The pink e-liquid drips onto the cotton, showcasing a beautiful color. At 65W, the vapor entry gives a very slight fruit acidity and a hint of astringency, quite on point. The vapor goes down smoothly, with a moderate cooling sensation—not minty. The overall throat hit is quite strong. Prolonged inhalation may lead to a feeling of congestion as if you had coughed for a long time. Exhaling through the nose reveals a clear grapefruit aroma with no other off-flavors, a slight cooling sensation on the lips, and the acidity on the tongue feels like biting into grapefruit skin. The freshness in the mouth and on the tongue is very pleasant.
  Gold Label Coffee
  The e-liquid appears to be a deep coffee color, but it surprisingly drips out as a lighter coffee hue. The initial aroma is reminiscent of a sweet candy, mixed with a faint astringency, raising concerns about being overly sweet. Upon inhalation, the vapor is warm and smooth, with a mild throat hit. Exhaling through the nose reveals a rich coffee flavor, followed by the interesting taste of barley tea commonly consumed in the southern summer, with a hint of dryness. The anticipated sweetness does not emerge. The aftertaste leaves a slight bitterness on the tongue, which is quite suitable. Trying it with the DPRO intensifies the coffee flavor, but also amplifies the burnt and dry notes. Well then.
  Summary
  Overall, both e-liquids maintain a consistent quality, so there's no need for concern. I personally prefer the grapefruit flavor, as it captures the essence of the fruit well, with the unique grapefruit aroma combined with the occasional bite of grapefruit skin, making the entire e-liquid less monotonous. The Gold Label Coffee, on the other hand, has a less intense coffee flavor, with a lighter taste and somewhat unfriendly burnt and dry notes, making the coffee experience less rich. The aftertaste is more pronounced, and the sweetness of the e-liquid tends to be on the cloying side. There is still significant room for improvement.
  Alright, regarding this e-liquid, it only represents my personal preferences and opinions; one can only say that everyone has their own tastes. For e-liquid flavors, I still recommend trying more, and this is just for flavor reference.