Juice review: Steam Sauce - Transdimensional by ePipeMods

Last time I ordered a new batch of one of my favourite juices, the Long Bottom Leaf, from ePipeMods, I included a couple of newcomers as well. I've already reviewed the Piper Mint here: http://goo.gl/SKrdMv. The second newcomer was Transdimensional from ePipeMods fairly new range of non-tobacco juices called Steam Sauce.

"The Marty McFly of eliquids; a grape so intense, it exists in multiple dimensions". 

This is the description ePipeMods have for this Juice on their webpage. It is indeed a pretty intense grape juice, but at the same time, as always from ePipeMods, very well balanced. I was afraid that grape might be a bit too sweet for me, but it's not. You get tons of flavour, perfect amount of sweetness and huge amount of vapour as usual with the ePipeMods juices. Now I haven't tried any other grape e-liquids so I don't have anything to compare with, but my experience is that quite a lot fruit juices have that artificial taste to them. Transdimensional however doesn't have that at all. Another problem with a lot of the fruit juices I've tried is that it really tastes more like a blend of different fruits rather than the fruit they are actually meant to taste like. This as well makes Transdimensional stand out from the crowd, it actually tastes grape. 

This juice, being the second one from the Steam Sauce range that I've tried, have raised my expectations for the rest of them. And I do plan to taste them all. EPipeMods keep on delivering high quality juices that never disappoints me. The problem, however, with this new Steam Sauce range, is that it has no less than 14 juices to choose from. Now I have 12 to go and no idea which one to choose next.

Juice Review: Pipe Sauce - Piper Mint by ePipeMods

Piper Mint is the newest addition to the Pipe Sauce range from ePipeMods. I've been a fan of the Long Bottom Leaf from the same range from the moment I first tasted it and I always seem to have one of my atties filled with LBF wherever I go (and my wife vapes LBF exclusively now).

Piper Mint tastes like it's based on the same tobacco tastes that I know from Long Bottom Leaf and Shire Malt, but this time with a hint of mint/menthol on top. It's a very subtle hint that doesn't kill the tobacco tastes but adds a nice slightly cooling sensation on the inhale and the mint comes a bit more to the front on the exhale. Fantastically well balanced juice that gives you kind of a gentle mint and a slight cooling sensation on top of what I suspect might be a mix of Long Bottom Leaf and Shire Malt (try out these 2 as well if you haven't yet... they are fantastic). This is definitely a juice I would recommend you try out, especially if you're already a fan of the range.

Piper Mint fits very well into the range with the other juices as well. The whole range has some common elements that tie them together, so you're instantly able to tell that they are from the same range without ever having tasted the juice before. Now I have only tried one of the juices from the new Steam Sauce range (which is ePipeMods new non-tobacco range); the Airship (read my review here: http://goo.gl/ruFEvM). But... I have a new bottle of Transdimensional here that I'm now really looking forward to try out. I wonder if they have managed to make the Steam Sauce range as constantly awesome as the Pipe Sauces?

You can get the Piper Mint and all the other fabulous juices from ePipeMods in their own webshop or from one of their many vendors:
http://www.epipemods.com/vendors