Review of the "Tree of Life" E-Liquid Series
After the Double 11 and Double 12 shopping festivals, many people have probably bought the items they had been wanting all year, including plenty of e-liquids. Looking back over the year, all kinds of e-liquids have emerged with different flavors and tast
After the Double 11 and Double 12 shopping festivals, I believe everyone has bought the things they have been holding back from purchasing for a year, including the long-awaited e-liquids...
Looking back at this year, various e-liquids have emerged, each with unique flavors and characteristics, but most pursue a sensory experience. In the last few days of this year, I would like to share a series of e-liquids called "Tree of Life" that pursues "faith"...
The appearance of this series of e-liquids reminds me of the impressive tobacco series e-liquids "Five in a Row" and "Heavenly Water" packaging, evoking a Western style. Just from the packaging, it gives me a very primitive feeling of cigarettes or cigars (perhaps influenced by predecessors in e-liquid design)...
This series of e-liquids has a total of three flavors: Honey Cigar, Coconut Thai, and VCT (Vanilla Custard Tobacco).
I used my usual flavor atomizer, the Firebird Phoenix, with 28G A1 wire, 2.5mm diameter, 7 wraps, and a resistance of 1.31Ω. I pushed it with a power box at 15W, voltage 4.43V...
First up is Honey Cigar.
The entry combines cigar and honey very naturally without a competing flavor or strong distinction (the difference is clear), with a slight sweetness. Rather than being sweet, it is fragrant, as it does not make you feel like it is a sweet e-liquid. Upon inhalation, the cigar flavor becomes more pronounced, and the taste is very primitive, not making you think it is a blended e-liquid. The exhaled aftertaste is controlled by honey, preventing it from becoming cloying. This e-liquid has strong control, hitting the right notes without dragging or over-expressing. The throat hit feels similar to a real cigarette's "lung pressure," very heavy but not irritating, making it closer to the real smoking experience compared to other e-liquids.
The entire e-liquid creates an atmosphere, making you forget you are experiencing e-liquid and instead feel like you are "smoking"...
Next is Coconut Thai.
The entry has a very primitive coconut fruit flavor (note, not coconut milk), still fragrant, not sweet. Following that is the sourness emitted by lemon (note, this is not a flavor), which successfully controls the transition from coconut's fragrance to sweetness, then stops there, with lemon completing its task. The overall experience from inhalation to exhalation reflects fragrance rather than sweetness. The throat hit is still a heavy, warm lung pressure.
Overall, it aims not just to let you experience a specific flavor but to convey a tropical "earthy flavor"...
Finally, we have VCT.
This time, the entry gives a vanilla milk tea sensation, but the milk and vanilla flavors control each other, suppressing the "sweet" they both possess, successfully transforming it into fragrance, so it does not become cloying. After inhalation, the almond flavor follows naturally, making you forget that it was vanilla flavor during inhalation. The layering is very clear but transitions very naturally, with the aftertaste of almond forming a subtle tobacco flavor, not prominent, a simple tobacco finish that requires careful tasting. The throat hit is less pronounced compared to the other two flavors.
This e-liquid showcases a natural transition of several flavors, allowing you to enjoy a process from milk to tobacco. If you simply want to experience the pure flavor of a cigarette, it is not suitable.
In summary, this series of e-liquids is unique, with strong control, where every flavor is precisely balanced and transitions naturally, without competing flavors, successfully transforming each flavor from "sweet" to "fragrant," so you do not feel it is an e-liquid representing a specific flavor. This is the essence of this series, which pursues not just "taste" but also "faith," allowing users to experience something "beyond flavor" through its rich taste and natural transitions...
