In this review I will tell you about a new line of mixed flavors from Flame Flavour – STREET ART.
Flame Flavour is already well known to most vape enthusiasts, first of all because of its huge selection and low prices. Previously I’ve done reviews on some of the basic products here, here and here, be sure to check it out or read it if you haven’t seen it yet. And now I’m going to try to tell you about a new “line” of flavors under the general name STREET ART. These are no longer mono flavors, but full-fledged mixes, which you just need to dilute in the base and get a ready-to-drink liquid.
Each flavor in the line is named after one of the famous and rather scandalous artists. I will not give biographies and examples of works of each of them, but I will leave references in the names of flavors, in case you want to get a little closer to the beauty.
Flame Flavour Flavors – Street Art
In any art, whether it is a painting by a Renaissance master or graffiti on the wall of a subway train, talent and attention to detail are important. australian vape shop melbourne Color, elegance of lines, the play of light and shadow and many other insignificant, at first glance, little things that help to create the very work of art, which will later be admired by millions. And the works of street artists, among other things, need to engage the viewer in a dialog, so that he stops and penetrate into the problems that concern their creators….
The Flame Flavours team are also artists in their own way. Every day they get deeper and deeper into the subculture of vaping and are constantly in search of new ideas, crazy flavors, unusual combinations of flavors. The result of their creative search is a new collection. To be more precise – a limited edition collection of 10 flavors, which we were inspired by the greatest street artists and their works. They have already written their name in the history of pop art and street art, and we humbly hope that we will write our names in the history of vaping, and you will appreciate our new flavors.
Flame Flavour STREET ART packaging
The flavors are still bottled in real Chubby Gorilla plastic vials of 10 milliliters each. They have a first-opening control, childproofing, dark plastic, non-food mark (triangle) on the cap, a thin, comfortable spout and a relatively large stiffness, which ensures that the flavoring is dosed in precisely counted drops.
Flame Flavour Flavors – Street Art – Tara
The information on the small label is given in sufficient volume: recommendation on the number of drops per 10 milliliters of base 70/30 – in the amount of 40 drops or 10%, an indication that this aroma is exclusively for vaping, method of application, volume (10 milliliters), storage conditions and the address of the manufacturer.
Flame Flavour – Street Art – Label Information
On the side there is an expiration date and a barcode.
Flame Flavour Description – STREET ART
I diluted the flavors as recommended in a 70/30 base with a nicotine content of 3 milligrams per milliliter. The infusion lasted seven days, although, as practice shows, one or two days is enough. All tests of the obtained liquids were conducted on a Goon 1.5 RDA drip, and as winding I used two fuses with a total resistance of 0.08 Ohm, four turns each, wound on a mandrel in 3 mm with a change of cotton after each flavor.
STREET ART – BANKSY
Mystery flavor, phantom flavor, as mysterious and unique as the artist Banksy himself, who has long become a legend among lovers of modern art. Each of his works is a challenge, a living response to what is happening in the world. So this fragrance, spicy, peculiar, tart and even sharp, like a breath of fresh air, intoxicates, liberates and makes you remember about yourself for a long time.
Flame Flavour Flavors – Street Art
From the bottle the resulting liquid smells of sweet coffee liqueur with notes of dark cherry, and during vaping the flavor is more like a chocolate candy shell. The flavor on the inhale is tart, even a bit sharp and definitely chocolatey, and during a deep puff you can guess heavy cherry tones in it. The sensations on the exhale are maximally similar to the taste of a big candy with a whole cherry filled with liqueur. The aftertaste is also peculiar: alcoholic-bitter and cherry, sweet-chocolate and a bit sharp.
STREET ART – LICHTENSTIEN
The heroes of Roy Lichtenstien’s works were characters from popular cartoons, superheroes and sensual blondes – in general, the brightest representatives of mass culture. And this artist is certainly worthy of the fragrance we created inspired by his works. It is just as bright, sweet, evoking strong emotions and painting this black-and-white world with colored typographical paints.
The aroma of the finished liquid from the bottle I just did not understand, it is there, but no direct associations, except that a jasmine note flashed. The flavor on the inhale at first seems just sweet, then, during a deep puff, it starts to resemble lightly brewed black tea with peach. But just a hint! In the exhale the peach remains, and the tea disappears somewhere, but the sweetness does not disappear.
STREET ART – WARHOL
Andy Warhol is a truly iconic artist who can be considered the originator of Pop Art. His work is sensational, provocative and a true embodiment of energy. And the fragrance named after him is a real bomb, but this time it’s a flavor bomb. Deliciously shouty and even scandalous, it drives you crazy and is not childishly invigorating.
The smell from the bottle is very fresh, with orange, pineapple and a bit of banana easily recognizable in it. During vaping it seems that a piece of fruit jelly candy accidentally fell into the drip, with a characteristic starchy tinge. The first inhale and all subsequent inhales fill your lungs with juicy fruits, especially orange and banana stand out, while pineapple and something else slightly bitter and lychee-like are revealed during the exhale. The aftertaste is fresh (even without mint and even more so without cooler), light, almost unobtrusive, slightly bitter and moderately sweet at the same time, it’s a pity only without acidity.
STREET ART – VHILS
It takes your breath away, strikes your imagination and makes you see the beautiful even in the most ordinary things. It is delightfully simple but memorable… This is all about a flavor inspired by the works of Portuguese street artist Alexandre Farto, better known as Vhils. Like this flavor, his works, “painted” by scratching plaster on old house facades, are elegant and expressive and no doubt make this crazy world a little better.
Flame Flavour – Street Art – VHILS flavor.
The flavor from the bottle reminded me most of a cookie with a sweet syrup on top with tones of citrus, chocolate and a hint of violet. During the vaporization, the chocolate and cookies come to the forefront, the citrus and violet disappear, but the milky tones appear. The flavor on the inhale is tart and a bit dry, the violet dominates here and gives a slight perfume flavor. The deep puff as well as the exhale reveals the flavor of chocolate cookies, maybe even with banana and definitely with a hint of citrus. The overall impression of VHILS is mixed: sweet, savory, violets and chocolate on top of milk cookies create an interesting combination.
STREET ART – INVADER
Invader literally burst into the world of street art and actually blew it up. His brightly colored tile mosaics, located in the most unexpected places, colored the urban everyday life and became famous all over the world. And our deliciously sweet, French-inspired flavor, which we created with inspiration from the work of this street artist, is sure to make your days and evenings sunny.
Flame Flavour – Street Art – INVADER flavor.
From the bottle, the smell is like a mixture of milk caramel, with tones of rum and possibly honey. The flavor on the inhale is like a light fruit mix with a bright addition of dark honey, the exhale is sweet, in it the honey accent shifts towards thick and dark soft caramel, but the flavors of exotic fruits are not lost. The aftertaste is sweet, light and pleasant, and even with a hint of dark rum.
General impressions
Flavor reviews are complicated: there are a lot of factors that can affect the taste of the finished liquid. There are different quality of PG/VG, different nicotine, different infusion time and even different containers can shift the final flavor, not to mention the different concentration of the aroma itself. But nevertheless, they are necessary, if you can try liquids in vape shops, you can only smell aromas and not always. I’ve expressed my opinion about the liquids I’ve got, and how much it will coincide with yours I won’t dare to predict. Just try it yourself and describe your feelings, and then we will try to compare.
