Bear in mind that upon first vaping this liquid, it does not taste good. This is simply due to your body getting used to the new chemicals and the fact that the juice has not yet completely saturated the cotton, which takes a few hours at least. This should be mentioned since no one who reviews e-liquids talks about that process. After about two days, Gambit tastes exactly as advertised (and also bear in mind that all of these notes are very subtle on account of the absence of sweetener in Five Pawns liquids). Apple with a hint of caramel on the draw, and vanilla, various spices (especially a bit of pepper), caramel, and graham cracker crumble on the exhale, with the finish mostly consisting of caramel and graham cracker. An authentic graham cracker, mind. Nothing as egregious as Honey Grahams or the like. Just a standard, grain graham cracker with no sugars or honey. Due to the absence of sweetener, the liquid is very easy on the palate, making for an excellent all-day-vape. This extends to both the harshness level of the liquid and the lack of sweetener film left on the tongue. Over all, very pleasant. Best vaped at under 20 watts with airflow ranging from MTL up to a medium-restriction DL.
This liquid was prominently tested in a Haku Xeta RBA using a 2.5mm kanthal coil rated at 1.3 ohms at 14 watts. The device used was a rev.4b60 Billet Box using the DNA60 board by Evolv. No condensation plug used. The liquid was also tested in a Kennedy 25 RDA using dual 3.0mm nichrome coils collectively rated at 0.12 ohms at 110 watts. The device used was an Outlaw by VapeAMP. Flavor poor at high wattages, almost entirely graham cracker with a hint of spice.
Conclusion: a highly pleasant and autumnal flavor, provided one has the means to run low-wattage. A solid 95%.
