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I want to start this off with a disclaimer.

Don't try this at home.

I was looking through some totes I have in storage for a Halloween prop for my wife. While doing this I came across something I had totally forgot about.

I'm a Huge fan of cinnamon and I had set out to make the perfect cinnamon vape. I wanted it to taste like cinnamon. Not the artificial cinnamon like candy, but the real ma coy. Before I did things as I do now I had tried soaking Cinnamon sticks in PG/VG. While it was ok, it was not as strong as I would have liked it. I know that it is recommended that 1 year is the limit for storage. I still would say that to anyone that is looking to store e-Liquid for any length of time. Well, tonight, I had my socks blown off.

I found a 16ozs of 80/20 that had cinnamon sticks steeping in it for 5 years. It was a bottle I had stared back in 2009 and has been sitting a tote in storage. I was expecting it to smell Nasty musty and old, but I had to give it a whiff. OMG It smelled simply Divine!!! No Joke! Instead of tossing it out I set it aside while I looked for what I was wanting. I brought it up to my lab and had to check it out. There was no mold or any funny looking film growing it. I poured some out in a beaker and it looked as clean as if It were made that today. It has a rich dark mahogany color to it that you can still see through.

I decided to rewick my RDA and give it a vape. Again I was expecting it to have a nasty musty moldy taste. It was the best Cinnamon vape I have ever had!! Granted it was strong, but in a good way. You may think that I was totally nuts to try it and maybe so. But, It is the absolute hands down the best Cinnamon taste I have ever had.

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I say mix a little of that with some birthday cake and you could end up with the best cinnamon roll on the planet. :)

This the best story I've heard since, I dunno, it's like when you hear a story about some guy who found a '65 Chevelle with 3,000 miles on it ...........or your uncle's barber who was cleaning out the attic and discovers a mint condition 1957 Gibson Les Paul.......

:)

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Oh, Yeah, I can see it now. The year is 2035, The auctioneer starts out with "Now we have lot #(whatever). A fine vintage 2009 juice made by Fadora with all natural ingredients. What am I bid, yadda yadda yadda". The bidding climbs higher and higher with E-Juice connisouers from all corners of the country battling it out. The auction ending with a winning bid of $5000 for this rare vintage naturally flavored juice.

Might be witnessing the ground floor of a vintage juice craze. Now ya gotta design a line of primo juices, a fancy schmancy label, a juice cellar, an investment club, etc, etc.

Man, I'm gonna get rich........If I live that long.

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Sounds delicious Comp. All of my juices that I let get several months old turn a dark brown color but taste so much better then when I put it away. If I don't like a juice I put it in a bag in a cabinet for the kids or coworkers that may ask if I have any of a certain flavor they can try. About every 2 or 3 months when I go digging around in the bag to get something out I will come across some juices that have turned that color and give it another try. Most of the time it has gotten much better. I wonder why yours stays clear and mine gets that mud brown color?

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I feel like I hit the lottery with this. I have been vaping it all day and no ill affects.

HAHAHA I like the idea aufin but I'm a little hesitant to sell it with it being that old. I could add a disclaimer... ;)

Patricia, The darkness comes from the nicotine. If a vendor is using Nicotine in a PG base it will turn dark muddy brown even in a protected bottle. I use only VG base nicotine in my E-Liquid. I have found it will not discolor in a VG base like it does in a PG base.

Bebop... I plan on testing it in some of my recipes. If it as good cut like it is strait I may be making more. It won't be for 5 years but, yes at least 1-2 years steeped.

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