Not terribly memorable to me, but needs more reviewing from other people.

I had a little apprehension going in as I thought this was going to end up a chocolate milk flavor and luckily it was not. My first impression is that it’s mild. I struggled to find the right wattage to enjoy it, or whether it needed to be steeped. It’s definitely mellow, with a hint of honey. All in all, I’m quite neutral on this one and will end up mixing it with the remainder of something else. Maybe I should have gone with higher VG? Keystone has some other juices that are quite superior, though.

Reviewed using: eLeaf Pico, 25-45 W

The best description for this juice is fruit candy, like a jolly rancher, that is very sweet and powerful. It is probably going to be an acquired taste for some, but if you go in expecting the candy flavor to be more prevalent than the fruitiness you should be quite happy with it.

The sweetness can be cloying and will sit on the tongue. The candy flavor can overpower the fruits to a negative for me, but some will probably find it preferable.

In the end if you are looking for a fruit candy vape instead of a fruit vape, you will be pleased with this one.

Reviewed using: Vaporfi Pro3 with 2.0 ohm atomizer, 3.5 volts from 1000 mAh battery

As a relatively new vape lover, I have sampled around enough to know what I lean toward and that crafting a natural and unforced juice is a matter of balance and a great achievement.

So I sailed through a tank of the Neshaminy Creek juice and it performed deliciously!

Ripe, sugary pear with a cooling exhale, a very nice experience! After it had been exposed to air for a few days and tossed in my pack, jostled around and so forth, the richness really came out. I’ll be returning for more.

Pineally! I was delighted to add this to my collection. So nice to have options off the beaten path.

However, not much to add that hasn't even already been mentioned, "wood chopper", “spruce needles”, and "gin" being accurate. Was like strumming a chord of distinct juniper, strawberry, crisp citrus zest - a lovely harmony. For some reason I like this better in the winter. I tried adding a touch of menthol in the summer and can’t say I improved it.

Searched high and low for woody, earthy and herbal flavors, and found this - while not on the earthy side, it does have a light and organic appeal. Really though, it's the note of fresh cut pine that intrigues and does not tend to overtake the others; it just blends well.