<h3>Brujeria</h3><h4>Description</h4>Really tasty recipe with some unusual flavors, all Inawera!

Doing a recipe with aloe flavoring was on my bucket list for quite a long time since I've tasted some great commercial ones including it on a vaping expo. The only problem: It's really hard to find in my vicinity. So I bit the bullet and made an order directly from Inawera after finding out they have it. The next question I had to answer: What flavors does one combine with aloe? This is what I came up with, and I'm really excited to share this fine recipe with you all! I'm pretty much stunned how well it all fits together and I really advise you to try it if you can get your hands on all the ingredients.

INW Aloe: The main ingredient, obviously. 4.5% is an ideal fit here, has a lot of presence but does not drone out the other flavors.

INW Prickly Pear: Just a perfect companion flavor for the aloe. It's like these two were made for another. 3% is enough to get the flavor across, I would not increase it.

INW Pitaya: Can easily be subbed with CAP Dragon Fruit or TPA Dragon Fruit, but I was curious how Inawera's offering fairs against these two, and, just in my humble opinion, I think it's superior to both.

INW Cactus: It's a well known fact that a little bit of this can give most fruit recipes that special something, but in this mix it's also a nice boost to the taste of the Prickly Pear.

I like to add 1% WS-23 (10% dilution in PG). You can decrease the amount or leave it out completely, you call.

This can be SNV, but the WS-23 fully kicks in after a 3 day steep.

It was a lot of fun coming up with this recipe. Hope you enjoy and have a nice vape!<h4>Recipe</h4>INW Aloe &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>4.5%</strong>INW Cactus &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>0.2%</strong>INW Dragon Fruit - Pitaya &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>1.3%</strong>INW Prickly Pear &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>3%</strong><p>Total Flavor: <strong>9%</strong></p>