LIMEY
Flavorings Mentioned
fa aurora flv lime wedge inw lime flv lime vt lime cordial wf lime tfa keylime fa florida keylime cap lime fa lime tahity cold pressed fa lime tahity distilled fw natural key lime tfa key lime pie inw shisha lime nn key lime pie filling fw hawaiian limeade vt persian lime
| Flavor Name | Notes | Time Started | Recommended % |
| FA Aurora | Super realistic lime note, wonderful in cocktails, body gives fizz to your mix, good single flavor vape at 3%, sparkling champagne – Concrete Really good all by itself as a SFT – Cheeba | 1106 | .5 – 1 |
| FLV Lime Wedge | Promising realistic, with fading issues – Concrete It disappears, its good but it leaves very quickly – Emily | 1107 | 3 |
| INW Lime | Sweet, lime juice, cocktail <– BEFORE the change| AFTER the change –> not bad, not interesting, weaker, sweet, less vibrant and syrupy – Concrete | 1114 | |
| FLV Lime | Closest inw sub, made for a slushie .5% – 1% was perfect – Emily Candied lime – Cheeba Finecky, turns into a cleaning product, >.5% is “aggressive”, neon green, needs something sweeter to attach to – Concrete 1.5% = windex, lime slushie flavor, would pair very well with sweetener- Dave | 1117 | .5 |
| VT Lime Corgle | Really interesting, flv –esque green thing going on, has a odd mineral carbonation thing with it, good single flavor, a bit weak, 3% in a mix solo 6-8% – Concrete A vanilla lime cream soda candy – Dave | 1120 | 2-3% (Mix) 6-8%(SF) |
| WF Lime | Bitter @ 1.5% – Cheeba Lime candy, lime lollipop, fades with the steep, loses vibrancy, not bitter or typical citrus harshness – Dave Lime soda or sprite, bright – Emily | 1123 | |
| TFA Key Lime | Medium amount of harshness, bitterness, responds well to creams or ethyl maltol – Dave Not super bright, thickness and body to it, easy to work with but more of a candy lime, not authentic – Cheeba The most versatile – Emily | 1124 | |
| FA Florida Key Lime | Pretty mellow, not as aggressive a zest note, not as syrupy, good for “lime body” – Concrete Lime juice, not thick, sweet but not candy – Emily Nice, tasty, fresh, not juicy but not dry either, – Dave | 1129 | 2% – Cheeba & Emily >2% is ok 3 – 3.5% – Concrete |
| CAP Lime | Limeade from concentrate but a bit off, funky & old, real lime and some zest – Dave Bad lime juice from your fridge – Concrete | 1130 | 3% – Dave 5% – Concrete |
| FA Lime Tahiti Cold Pressed | Freshly squeezed lime juice at 1%, good for cocktails – Cheeba Unsweetened, lime juice, DOES NOT FADE – Dave Can be balanced with a more candied lime quite well, could be a stand in for a lime zest note – Concrete | 1133 | .5% 1% – Em 2% – Dave 4% = Harsh – Dave |
| FA Lime – Distilled | Shaper, skin of the lime – Emily Lime zest on top of a thin soda base, with a thin fizzy feel, slightly harsh, thin, metallic taste – Dave A thin syrup, hard sugar sweetness – Concrete | 1139 | |
| FW natural Key Lime | Distracting amount of sweetness behind the zest note – Concrete Didn’t taste natural, too sweet, very sweet, good key lime pie, or a sweet lime juice – Dave | 1145 | 3-6% |
| TFA Key Lime Pie | Terrible, not like a key lime pie, total dud, pie crust with rubber bands in it, bitter, stringent and harsh with rubberbands – Dave | 1142 | |
| INW Shisha Lime | Much zestier, lighter syrup, some lemon in it, sweet – Dave At 2% sweet limeade, a bit of lemon in the body, not a replacement for the “old” inw lime, fairly vibrant – Concrete | 1150 | 2 – 3% |
| Nude Nicotine Key Lime Pie Filling | Accurate to its name, smooth, creamy, fairly linear, – Cheeba | 1153 | 3-5% |
| FW Hawaian Limeade | Hate it, 75% Hawaiian punch, spiked with lime, off note cherry flavor – Dave | 1155 | At 4% |
| VT Persian Lime | Cross between cold pressed and distilled, feels like the avg of lime flavors, solid, sweetness picks up with a steep – Concrete A better for most uses distilled lime, lime zest up top, a lot less fizzy and a lot more limey cold pressed, body is thinner, some tartness, not overly sweet, not harsh, doesn’t fade – Dave | 1156 | 2 – 4% |
| INW Cactus Lime | Cactus & Lime together – old version 75% cactus & 25% lime – Concrete | 1200 |
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Great show again you guys. As a german I have to say that I was not “amused” by the Hitler-comment but I know it was supposed to be “fun”. :-D Anyways, I really appreciate your work and content on YouTube. Keep it up guys!