Meilin Crazy Berry E-liquid — The Revival of Berries
There are more and more great domestic e-liquids on the market, and many high-quality flavors have earned strong praise from vapers. Most people are already familiar with the once-popular Berry Grapefruit e-liquid. Today we’re bringing you its sibling fla
The market has seen an increase in high-quality domestic e-liquids, with many flavors receiving positive feedback from players. The previously popular berry grapefruit e-liquid is familiar to everyone, and today we bring you the new flavor from Meilin's berry grapefruit line—Crazy Berry. So how does this sibling flavor perform? Let's discuss it today.
I was quite upset because I clearly ordered the berry grapefruit! But when I received it, I found out it was wrong! Although my old friend suggested I send it back for an exchange, I thought it over and decided against it. I had been vaping grapefruit flavor recently, so trying a different flavor isn't a bad choice.
First, I have to commend the packaging because among many e-liquids, there are very few manufacturers that put effort into the packaging stickers. The sticker features an American graffiti style, which is very modern and trendy! The bottle provides ample information, including ingredient content, warning labels, and expiration dates, all in Chinese, which is a relief for someone like me who struggles with the 26 letters.
The side of the bottle clearly indicates the product name, capacity, concentration, production date, expiration date, ingredients, and precautions in Chinese. Everything you want to know is written there, showing that the manufacturer has put in real effort and highlighting the trend towards standardized e-liquids.
There’s also a barcode on the side, but unfortunately, I couldn't scan it with my phone app. The VG/PG ratio of the e-liquid is 70:30, and the bottle states that this is a high VG, big vapor e-liquid, which is very friendly for beginners.
The gorilla bottle is quite appealing, and the production date is printed on the bottom, but it’s too dark for me to read. I suggest the manufacturer print the production date in white for better visibility.
Next is the flavor description, which I will directly quote from the manufacturer's official description because it’s quite humorous: "The raspberry spice serves as the base flavor, boldly mixed with the sweet and sour taste of green mango, orange, and blueberry, finally mellowed by the fragrant sweetness of mangosteen, leaving only the sweet and sour flavor and the wonderful taste of various fruits, akin to the impulse felt when encountering a beloved girl."
How about that? Surprising, unexpected, stimulating! Especially the last sentence makes me eager to try it out.
Alright, let’s vape! For this experience, I used an AFK brass mechanical mod and a Magic Child atomizer, with a data setup of triple core Clapton, dual coil 3.0 five wraps, and a resistance of around 0.15.
The initial inhale reveals a clear raspberry aroma, very pure and rich. As I slowly exhale, the orange flavor gradually spreads. I must say, the combination of orange and raspberry is refreshingly delightful! The vapor gradually lightens, and in the final notes, you will faintly sense a refreshing aroma, somewhat reminiscent of grass, but with a juicy fruitiness, which I believe is the mangosteen! This flavor is not unpleasant; when savored, it adds a delightful nuance. But where’s the green mango? The blueberry? Did they get lost? Not at all; the blueberry lingers in the aftertaste, while the green mango is wrapped in the vapor you exhale. On the tip of your tongue, you will feel a hint of greenness, and the orange flavor is not just the peel and flesh but also carries a bit of green mango skin flavor, which is indeed quite clever.
Finally, let’s summarize the drawbacks:
1. The overall flavor of the e-liquid is on the lighter side, leaving no memorable points after vaping.
2. The flavor is somewhat conventional, lacking any stunning elements, but it is well-balanced. The term "crazy" could be more justified, but the perfumer's skill is still commendable.
E-liquids are subjective; do you like this Crazy Berry flavor?
The side of the bottle clearly indicates the product name, capacity, concentration, production date, expiration date, ingredients, and precautions in Chinese. Everything you want to know is written there, showing that the manufacturer has put in real effort and highlighting the trend towards standardized e-liquids.
There’s also a barcode on the side, but unfortunately, I couldn't scan it with my phone app. The VG/PG ratio of the e-liquid is 70:30, and the bottle states that this is a high VG, big vapor e-liquid, which is very friendly for beginners.
The gorilla bottle is quite appealing, and the production date is printed on the bottom, but it’s too dark for me to read. I suggest the manufacturer print the production date in white for better visibility.
Next is the flavor description, which I will directly quote from the manufacturer's official description because it’s quite humorous: "The raspberry spice serves as the base flavor, boldly mixed with the sweet and sour taste of green mango, orange, and blueberry, finally mellowed by the fragrant sweetness of mangosteen, leaving only the sweet and sour flavor and the wonderful taste of various fruits, akin to the impulse felt when encountering a beloved girl."
How about that? Surprising, unexpected, stimulating! Especially the last sentence makes me eager to try it out.
Alright, let’s vape! For this experience, I used an AFK brass mechanical mod and a Magic Child atomizer, with a data setup of triple core Clapton, dual coil 3.0 five wraps, and a resistance of around 0.15.
The initial inhale reveals a clear raspberry aroma, very pure and rich. As I slowly exhale, the orange flavor gradually spreads. I must say, the combination of orange and raspberry is refreshingly delightful! The vapor gradually lightens, and in the final notes, you will faintly sense a refreshing aroma, somewhat reminiscent of grass, but with a juicy fruitiness, which I believe is the mangosteen! This flavor is not unpleasant; when savored, it adds a delightful nuance. But where’s the green mango? The blueberry? Did they get lost? Not at all; the blueberry lingers in the aftertaste, while the green mango is wrapped in the vapor you exhale. On the tip of your tongue, you will feel a hint of greenness, and the orange flavor is not just the peel and flesh but also carries a bit of green mango skin flavor, which is indeed quite clever.
Finally, let’s summarize the drawbacks:
1. The overall flavor of the e-liquid is on the lighter side, leaving no memorable points after vaping.
2. The flavor is somewhat conventional, lacking any stunning elements, but it is well-balanced. The term "crazy" could be more justified, but the perfumer's skill is still commendable.
E-liquids are subjective; do you like this Crazy Berry flavor?
