Simply Vanilla Flavor-Cap

I've recently come back to this vanilla.. And am enjoying it. You only need a bit but it has been great in a few of my recipes.. I have a ton of Vanillas but I've been reaching for this one as of late.

This is seriously the first Cap that is actually bad. This flavor is very reminiscent of DIYFS Holy vanilla. 'Maybe' good on it's own, but does not play well with others. Taste like fragrant plastic to me. Completely dominated my strong tobacco and wood flavors. Used @ 3% Wish I use Flavourart instead.

I'm going to compare this to tfa vanilla swirl. It's very smooth and soft and what I mean by that is I use it with a very runts like banana and it calms that down to almost be a artificial banana milk. Wide open %range .5 to 10

I got this to try in a few recipes that called for it specifically. After using it, I would say it's not something I would want to use as a single flavor recipe. There's nothing offensive about it, just seems to be Flat ?

I have a few vanilla adds in my mix box. The Simply Vanilla by Cappella, in my opinion is the best for all around use. I use it to boost the vanilla or add vanilla flavor in my Vanilla Custard mix, ice cream, cream and berry etc.. 1-3% is enough for my taste. The flavor comes together after a week or two steep. Simply Vanilla is a nice, smooth vanilla add to any mix.

As the name Simply vanilla suggests, it has the traditional, classic vanilla flavor I was looking to find. Clean and simply vanilla.

Being named Simply Vanilla I wasn't expecting a complex deep vanilla. I did expect, and was hoping for, more vanilla flavor than what I get from it. All in my opinion and taste is "subjective" but this was on the week side for me. A non-sweet, light and single note vanilla. I still use it occasionally if I'm needing just a hint of vanilla and I will use it all but probably won't reorder this one. If you prefer light flavors however, this may work great.