Badger Hill Reserve Synthetic Nicotine Salt E-Liquid 30ML
Introducing the extraordinary Badger Hill Reserve Synthetic Nicotine Salt E-Liquid, the ultimate choice for vapers in pursuit of an exceptional and deeply satisfying experience. Each 30ml bottle of this meticulously crafted e-liquid is poised to elevate your vaping journey to new heights.
Experience the groundbreaking formula of synthetic nicotine salt, as Badger Hill Reserve offers a seamlessly smooth and profoundly intense hit, closely mirroring the sensation of traditional tobacco. Immerse yourself in the exquisite flavors of this extraordinary blend, masterfully curated to delight your taste buds and satiate your desires.
With every puff, you'll unveil a harmonious symphony of precisely balanced notes, ensuring a consistently enjoyable vape throughout your day.
Badger Hill Reserve Synthetic Nicotine Salt E-Liquid 30ML Specifications:
Badger Hill Reserve Synthetic Nicotine Salt E-Liquid 30ML Flavors:
Menthol: A blend of three tobacco styles typically found in the Virginia-Carolina tobacco belt, this menthol vape juice boasts an impressive array of earthy, spicy, leathery notes, culminating in a refreshingly cool menthol finish.
American Way: Harnessing a blend of three classic tobacco styles typically found in the Virginia-Carolina tobacco belt, this tobacco vape juice offers a captivating medley of earthy, spicy, leathery profiles with a smooth finish, accompanied by a touch of lingering caramel sweetness.
Brown Sugar: Our proprietary tobacco blend combines with equal parts light and dark brown sugar, delivering a profound and rich fusion of tobacco and sweet molasses flavors.
Classic: Designed to recreate the taste of a traditional cigarette, 'Classic' offers the familiar essence of ash, complemented by gentle roasted spices and a hint of sweet cocoa.
Milk & Honey: Milk & Honey achieves a delightful harmony, uniting our finest tobacco blend with warm honey and a delectably sweet milky finish. This heavenly blend will leave your taste buds in gratitude.
