Kurry fruit series e-liquid review

 　　As a brand new e-liquid, each bottle has its own barcode. According to the query, this e-liquid comes from Shenzhen Aip Biotech Co., Ltd., which is also the parent company of the previously popular Vamino e-liquid. How does the Kurry series taste? Can it receive the same praise from users as Vamino? Here, I will share my feelings and experiences.

  　　KURRY Fruit Series E-Liquid: Grape Mango, Orange, Strawberry, Fuji Apple, Pear   　　The packaging style is very simple, with different colors and fruit patterns representing different flavors. The oil bottle uses a 120ml needle-nose dropper bottle. The Kurry series also has a gift box packaging, which contains a 100ml regular bottle and four different flavored samples.   　　The first bottle is Fuji Apple   　　I will score it 6.8 points   　　This e-liquid did not perform well in the three atomizers. During the kill time, it tasted like a red Fuji apple that was overripe, almost rotten, with a hint of red date skin flavor. The nicotine hit is very strong, very harsh on the throat, feeling like a full 3mg tobacco oil being vaped with a dropper atomizer, lacking the smoothness of other fruit oils.   　　In the 528, the overripe taste was gone, replaced by a mixed flavor of sour green apple and red apple aroma, lacking the freshness of an apple, but feeling slightly smoother than during the kill time.   　　The feeling in Dpro was similar to that in the kill time, with a fermented apple taste, like an apple almost turning into apple cider with a hint of alcohol. Overall, none of the three atomizers produced a fresh apple flavor, and the strong nicotine made this oil not very smooth; personally, I feel it can be used to curb cravings.   　　Next, let's try the second bottle, Pear, scoring 6.9 points   　　This oil tasted similar to the previous apple in the kill time, with a fermented flavor. Inhaling felt like a warm rock candy pear drink, while exhaling had a hint of white wine flavor. The smoothness improved compared to the previous one, but it was still strong enough to make me feel lightheaded after a few puffs.   　　In the 528, there was no pear flavor; inhaling was just a wine taste, and exhaling had a feeling of pear skin, lacking the fresh sweetness of pear.   　　In Dpro, all flavors were concentrated, with a strong wine flavor, some sweetness, and a heavier nicotine hit, making me lose the desire to vape after just two milliliters.   　　The third bottle, Strawberry, scored 7.8 points   　　This oil produced a consistent flavor across the three atomizers, resembling strawberry milk candy. It had a bit more acidity than Alps candy, without being overly sweet or having the strong nicotine of the first two, and it vaped smoothly without any harshness, similar to the fruit oils commonly vaped.   　　The fourth bottle, Grape Mango, scored 8.5 points   　　This oil is the best in this series, performing well across all three atomizers. During the kill time, inhaling allowed me to taste the sweet aroma of mango, which I personally felt was the flavor of a large green mango, without excessive sweetness or artificial flavor, feeling very natural. Exhaling brought the aroma and sweetness of grapes, still with the skin, accompanied by a hint of coolness, and it was smooth without the previous harsh nicotine feeling.   　　In the 528, although the mango flavor slightly diminished, it beautifully showcased the intoxicating grape flavor.   　　In Dpro, the layers were not as distinct, but the two flavors blended seamlessly, resembling both mango and grape. It wasn't something I couldn't put down, but finishing one or two bottles was definitely not a problem.   　　Finally, we arrive at the fifth flavor, Orange, scoring 8.2 points   　　This oil performed prominently during the kill time, with a noticeable orange flavor upon inhalation, but it wasn't a complete orange, more like orange juice. Exhaling brought a mix of blueberry and raspberry flavors. I haven't eaten raspberries, so I can't say what they should taste like, but I could definitely taste the blueberry, and the combination produced a flavor similar to grapes, covering the metallic taste that orange-flavored e-liquids often have, with a slight coolness and a sweet and sour taste.   　　In the 528, the orange flavor was not prominent; inhaling felt sour and cool, while exhaling revealed the combined flavors of blueberry and raspberry.   　　In Dpro, the flavors were concentrated, richer than in the 528, restoring the flavor of orange that wasn't overly sweet and juicy, with the sweetness diminished and the acidity of blueberry and raspberry more pronounced. The smoothness was the same across all three atomizers, inhaling very smoothly, just like the previous grape mango, making it suitable for daily use or long vaping sessions.   　　Summary:   　　This series of e-liquids can be divided into three tiers. The lowest are the apple and pear, which feel similar, with flavors not well restored and too much nicotine leading to a lack of smoothness.   　　The second tier is the strawberry, which I think should have a better name. The flavor is not purely strawberry; it resembles strawberry milk candy. Defining it as a candy-flavored oil would be better.   　　At the top are the two mixed fruit-flavored oils. Although their combinations are not conventional, the flavor restoration is excellent, with distinct layers, cleverly masking the shortcomings of artificial flavors and highlighting the enjoyable taste. Compared to the first three oils, they hardly seem like part of the same series.   　　Among the five flavors, I personally prefer the mixed flavors. While the single fruit flavors are well done, they lack a bit of surprise.   　　I also mixed the single flavors to create different surprises.   　　For example: Strawberry + Apple mix + Orange Berry. Just add more of the flavor you like. If you prefer a cool sensation, add a bit of cooling agent.   　　This e-liquid has quite a bit of playability; after all, it's just mixing fruits to vape, and the flavor at least won't turn into a super dark dish, right? #p#分页标题#e#