This one is most like the description and most predictable out of the Opus line. The cream base here is subdued more by the flavor layered on top of it. The result is the complexity of the cream is less definable. However, the flavors added on top have a complexity of their own.

I can smell the peach right out of the bottle. Peach is a flavor I do not enjoy but it’s quite tame here. A supremely natural juicy peach flavor. Just where the peach would usually get sweet or tart the rose shows up to balance it out. It’s not floral in the sense you might expect. Just the flavor of rose. And when it combines with the peach it’s feels as if all is right with the world. I don’t detect much cucumber but it’s a tricky flavor. Usually it tastes closer to dry melon in juice and it can easily be hidden by the peach and rose or just used supplementary to elevate those flavors a bit. The tobacco is quite hidden as well. It adds an extremely slight earthiness to the background but it otherwise melds into the cream base. The cream underlays all the flavors from beginning to end but picks up a bit of steam on the exhale. The saffron is barely detectable and just adds a slight honey feel to the cream but it leaves a sweet flavor blend of honey, cream, and rose on the tongue.

Again all these flavors are very mellow and artfully blended. I’ve done my best to describe it but it’s really something you have to experience and nothing I have said really does it justice for how skillfully blended and complex these flavors are.

Reviewed using: Royal Hunter DC

This one I feel is probably closest to the description in overall taste, once you understand how the Opus line is crafted. There is a soft floral note from the rose, a very natural and flavorful peach flavor, and a subtle whisper of tobacco at play here amidst the deconstructed cream. The cucumber is very difficult for me to pick out here, but it gives a bit of depth to the peach that otherwise wouldn’t be there. Like the others, the motif here is an incredibly smooth and unified flavor. The ingredients listed are delicately blended, it’s not like the juices you are used to. The velvety creaminess is what stands out the most, and I’d say the peach flavor is probably next, but it’s very close with the rose. Neither of these are purposefully strong or prominent. Everything else blends so well you couldn’t say it’s a tobacco vape. That may or may not be a good thing depending on your tastes, but do not shy away from these due to the tobacco component, it is extremely light. The ingredients here are not meant for you to think that this is a peach vape or a tobacco vape, they are there mostly to give you an idea of the tiny building blocks used to create a new and unique flavor.

So how does it taste? It’s wonderful really. I’m typically not one for floral flavors but this certainly has changed my perspective as it uses 'floral' in a way I’ve never experienced before. A lot of respect goes out to TVK for being able to even think of a flavor like this let alone perfect it. It’s a very soothing vape, warm and oh so velvety on the tongue. There is a soft honey like feel in the mouth from the saffron VG that lingers after the exhale, and just a slight dryness that I didn’t detect in the others. This is a top-shelf flavor just like it’s siblings. Slightly sweet, reminded me of a good tea in ways, tantalizing and expertly crafted.

Reviewed using: Tesla 120W TC, Royal Hunter RDA, 26g dual coil @ .5ohm, 60 watts

This juice is incredible. As with all of the Opus flavors, the flavors all intertwine to make an incredible tasting vape that is hard to describe. This one is going to serve as my dessert tobacco, with the cucumber rose and creaminess just working together and making this such a refreshing and wonderful tobacco vape.