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Flavour Name
Arabic Tobacco (Tino D Milano)
Manufacturer
Inawera
Bought from
http://4drops.co.uk
Type
Tobacco
Costs & Value
Review
Jeremy Clarkson
At this point I wish I was Jeremy Clarkson. OK he gets to meet some fabulous people, drive some cars I can only dream of and gets paid to do things I would pay to do – if I could afford it. But, no, none of the above are reasons I would like to be Jezza. Nope at this point I would like the producers of Top Vaping Gear to be firing off a letter to Inawera and as a result, Tino D’ Milano and his team to arrive at the Top Vaping Gear test facility.
Tino himself would probably be chisel jawed with a mane of salt & pepper hair, brushed back and dressed in superbly cut and understated Armani with soft Gucci shoes. He would be accompanied by his team - Mario – grey haired, slightly chubby who is a gourmet of huge stature and an expert in foods, he has cured hams, pressed cheeses, fermented wines and knows how to choose a massive range of fruits, their varieties and how and when to harvest them at their best. Sophia has long lithe legs. The rest of her is lithe too and very curvy; she has high cheek bones almond shaped eyes pert lips and an olive complexion. But don’t be deceived – she has a PhD in chemistry and is the boffin on the team and needs rescuing by no man.
I wished I was Jeremy Clarkson because it would be good to be able to have people come and explain things to you, because I know about as much about this Arabic Tobacco as I do about the potential to drift in a Nissan GT-R, or maybe, less.
Shish!
Shisha actually, I was expecting a shisha tobacco – famously molasses sweetened and flavoured and have smoked some in my distant past. But this is not it – is it a dokha tobacco vape? Dokha is an air dried tobacco which is ground and flavoured with spices and bark and available in differing strengths from cool to laf raas (head spin) and smoked in a particular pipe named a medwakh. So is it a dokha tobacco? Dokha is growing in popularity throughout the world, aficionados being able to get their nicotine hit by smoking far less of it than cigarettes. But I have neither vaped nor smoked At this point Jezza would wheel out Tino and his team and we would be enlightened educated and entertained.
Meanwhile – I am clueless. I will say that this was a thoroughly enjoyable tobacco vape at 2% and I vaped quite a bit of it. It has a gentle tobacco base over which float light vanilla notes and a gentle perfume of oriental tobacco. Everything is gentle but the Inawera smokeyness and ashtray effect is there too. I’d also mixed a little at 4% and this too remained gentle, just heavier on flavours and smokiness.
An apology from the un-enlightening
And I will conclude with an apology to all those who read this far to Inawera, Tino D’ Milano ( if Tino is a he and if he exists – and his team – all characters created in this farrago of a review are fictitious and bear no resemblance to any people – or reality in any format), to 4drops and to everyone who has read this far. I am sorry about my lack of reference points.
Steeping
Benefitted from a few days
Vapour
Good
Throat hit
Available at high voltages
Value
5p to make up 10 ml is great value.
Use as a mixing ingredient
Effects on tanks and atomizers and any known ‘nasties’
Disclaimer
This concentrate was bought with my own money. I have received neither payment nor payment in lieu through goods or services for writing this review. All opinions expressed in this review are my own and made as ‘fair comment’. Please bear in mind that flavour and taste are a very personal thing. This review has not been edited or moderated by the owners or moderators of www.planetofthevapes.co.uk who may or may not agree / disagree with the comments made therein. Prices may include discounts and may have changed since time of purchase. Whilst every effort has been made to be as accurate as possible - Errors and Omissions – Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware).
Arabic Tobacco (Tino D Milano)
Manufacturer
Inawera
Bought from
http://4drops.co.uk
Type
Tobacco
Costs & Value
| Price paid (£x.xx) | £2.49 |
| Bottle size (ml) | 10 |
| Price per ml (pence) | £ 0.25 |
| Percentage used in review | 2 |
| Concentrate cost to make 10 ml of e liquid | £0.05 |
Review
Jeremy Clarkson
At this point I wish I was Jeremy Clarkson. OK he gets to meet some fabulous people, drive some cars I can only dream of and gets paid to do things I would pay to do – if I could afford it. But, no, none of the above are reasons I would like to be Jezza. Nope at this point I would like the producers of Top Vaping Gear to be firing off a letter to Inawera and as a result, Tino D’ Milano and his team to arrive at the Top Vaping Gear test facility.
Tino himself would probably be chisel jawed with a mane of salt & pepper hair, brushed back and dressed in superbly cut and understated Armani with soft Gucci shoes. He would be accompanied by his team - Mario – grey haired, slightly chubby who is a gourmet of huge stature and an expert in foods, he has cured hams, pressed cheeses, fermented wines and knows how to choose a massive range of fruits, their varieties and how and when to harvest them at their best. Sophia has long lithe legs. The rest of her is lithe too and very curvy; she has high cheek bones almond shaped eyes pert lips and an olive complexion. But don’t be deceived – she has a PhD in chemistry and is the boffin on the team and needs rescuing by no man.
I wished I was Jeremy Clarkson because it would be good to be able to have people come and explain things to you, because I know about as much about this Arabic Tobacco as I do about the potential to drift in a Nissan GT-R, or maybe, less.
Shish!
Shisha actually, I was expecting a shisha tobacco – famously molasses sweetened and flavoured and have smoked some in my distant past. But this is not it – is it a dokha tobacco vape? Dokha is an air dried tobacco which is ground and flavoured with spices and bark and available in differing strengths from cool to laf raas (head spin) and smoked in a particular pipe named a medwakh. So is it a dokha tobacco? Dokha is growing in popularity throughout the world, aficionados being able to get their nicotine hit by smoking far less of it than cigarettes. But I have neither vaped nor smoked At this point Jezza would wheel out Tino and his team and we would be enlightened educated and entertained.
Meanwhile – I am clueless. I will say that this was a thoroughly enjoyable tobacco vape at 2% and I vaped quite a bit of it. It has a gentle tobacco base over which float light vanilla notes and a gentle perfume of oriental tobacco. Everything is gentle but the Inawera smokeyness and ashtray effect is there too. I’d also mixed a little at 4% and this too remained gentle, just heavier on flavours and smokiness.
An apology from the un-enlightening
And I will conclude with an apology to all those who read this far to Inawera, Tino D’ Milano ( if Tino is a he and if he exists – and his team – all characters created in this farrago of a review are fictitious and bear no resemblance to any people – or reality in any format), to 4drops and to everyone who has read this far. I am sorry about my lack of reference points.
Steeping
Benefitted from a few days
Vapour
Good
Throat hit
Available at high voltages
Value
5p to make up 10 ml is great value.
Use as a mixing ingredient
Effects on tanks and atomizers and any known ‘nasties’
Disclaimer
This concentrate was bought with my own money. I have received neither payment nor payment in lieu through goods or services for writing this review. All opinions expressed in this review are my own and made as ‘fair comment’. Please bear in mind that flavour and taste are a very personal thing. This review has not been edited or moderated by the owners or moderators of www.planetofthevapes.co.uk who may or may not agree / disagree with the comments made therein. Prices may include discounts and may have changed since time of purchase. Whilst every effort has been made to be as accurate as possible - Errors and Omissions – Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware).
