Making enough Vapor and Finding The Perfect Vape Set Up That Works

So thing worked. I hadn't smoked for a few weeks, had at least a month of ejuice, and was able to make smoke from my equipment, but it didn't feel like enough smoke. All About Vapor offered an Aspire Premium Kit as a starter kit for $75. Given I already spent money on vaping stuff, it seemed too steep, but I was able to find someone on craigslist selling one for 50. I bought it. It was perfect! Lots of vapor, it felt solid in my hand, but not too big. After having it for a day or two, I was really comfortable and realized I wasn't going to smoke again. Hello world, I'm NOT a smoker!

The smoke generated from it was satisfying. She also gave me a bottle of Sherpa, which tasted like rainbow sherbet, and a bottle of Bearded Bastard, which tasted like a smooth custard. There are 7000 different varieties of ejuice and numerous flavors. I honestly thought it was silly and odd. Why vape a flavor instead of the real thing? And honestly, who wants fruity pebbles in aerosol form? (one actually produces aerosol while vaping. Vapor itself describes conversion from liquid to gas at a high temperature, like steam given off from boiling water, so actual vapor is too hot to inhale). Then again, my taste preference is towards savory food and not sweets. I'll hopefully have a chance to review more flavors though, so I'm keeping an open mind. I recently tried green apple flavored ejuice and really liked it, in fact. I bought another one from Austin City Vapors so I could have one to use while the other one was charging.

 I still wanted that tobacco taste since I was used to it, but tobacco flavored ejuice is supposedly similar to what tobacco tastes like, which a cigarette has a tobacco flavor, but it's more of a burnt taste. My personal experience was that I liked the tobacco's strength and duplication of smoking, but a smooth "finish" or addition to it made it more pleasant, so custard, cream, butterscotch, caramel, and vanilla flavors worked best for me since they were warm and not overpowering. The fruit flavor wasn't for me. I either used Bail Jumper from All About Vapor, mixed the straight tobacco flavors with Bearded Bastard or a butterscotch flavor that I found for a dollar at Austin City Vapors. The also gave me samples of RY4, which is a tobacco with a caramel finish, and cinnamon roll, which had a strong flavor that I felt silly vaping, but mixed well with other tobacco flavors and gave the vape a nice flavored finish or aftertaste.