A delicious take on a tobacco flavor. The smooth caramel and vanilla notes really come through to make a satisfying vape. I would definitely recommend trying the tobacco or menthol sampler.

Reviewed using: Smok G-priv 2

I was feeling quite a bit of congestion earlier on during the week. I decided to grab a bottle of this stuff instead of sucking on cough drops all day. It's incredibly effective, especially in a single coil dripper. I couldn't imagine vaping this on a build that's any stronger.

On the inhale, I get the coldest menthol I've ever felt. My lungs immediately freeze. It's a little discomforting at first, but if you're sick, there's nothing better. On the exhale, I get spearmint, peppermint, eucalyptus, and a slightly medicinal aftertaste. For a few seconds afterward, my breaths are icy cold, and I feel like I could breathe all the air on the planet.

It mixes well with other juices, luckily. I couldn't straight up vape a 30 mL bottle of this. It's obvious Halo's recipes are old school; more suited to the iclear16, kanger sub/pro tanks, and Nautilus everyone used a few years ago. They'll likely see a boost in sales with all of the pod devices coming out these days.

Overall, it's a decent liquid for hyper-strong menthol. I'd highly recommend this to anyone who's sick, looking for a flavor-neutral menthol to mix with other juices, or someone who's truly a menthol fiend, and hasn't been satisfied by anything else on the market. There are more flavorful mint-y menthols out there, but SubZero is still around for a reason.

Reviewed using: Hadaly w/ single .3ohm fused clapton

Not sure how I ended up getting a hold of some Tribeca, but it was in 6 MG and in their 50/50 vg/pg blend.

So, I decided to break out an old school setup to review this just for fun.

There's definitely a reason why this is probably the best selling tobacco eliquid in the history of tobacco eliquids. I think it's perfect for people trying to get off cigarettes. It has that slightly salty and nutty tobacco flavor, with a pretty thumping throat hit. It was a quite satisfying vape, and pairs very well with coffee.

I'd only assume the caramel and vanilla is masterfully blended and balanced in this, because I don't get much of those flavors. Then again, it could be my setup. I feel like if I had dripped this, my head would be spinning and my throat would be pretty irritated. I'm not used to high PG and higher nic eliquids, anymore. It's also pretty expensive for a liquid that has been in production for nearly a decade, but nobody even comes close to Tribeca. People keep buying it for the price they're selling it at, I can't be too mad at that.

They make a nic salt version of this which is pretty smooth. I'd probably pick that up with an AIO device for someone trying to quit smoking.

Reviewed using: Nautilus Mini w/ .7 ohm coil. Tesla WYE85w at 29 watts

Actually, I feel this is a pretty authentic tobacco flavour from Halo Cigs, far more like smoking an analog cigarette than any other juice I've tried so far. I can't describe much more except to say that this is quite a strong tobacco flavour, almost cigar-like in its intensity, so if that is your thing, then Prime15 might be worth a try.

For me, I found this e-juice quite harsh and hot, maybe that helps to make it more like a real cigarette, but to be honest, the taste of real cigarettes were never why I smoked; I smoked for the hit and the effect, not the taste.

I find that while Prime15 is a very authentic tobacco flavour, it is just too harsh on my mouth and throat, so I cut it with a menthol / mint to make it vape-able.

Reviewed using: Innokin Kroma A with Zenith Tank, 1.6 Ohm Coil running at 14 watts.