Five Pawns Original Series Freebase
Five Pawns Original Series Freebase
Five Pawns Original Series Freebase
Castle Long Reserve is a limited version of Castle Long by Five Pawns. Five Pawns ages it for about three weeks in American oak barrels. It comes in 60ml bottles of freebase juice. You can pick 3mg or 6mg. Use it in a vape tank.
Castle Long Reserve Flavors
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Toasted coconut, vanilla bean, roasted almond, brown sugar, Kentucky bourbon and American oak.
Chocolate
The Castle Long base with smooth chocolate and molasses.
Custard
The Castle Long base with creamy custard and graham.
How Five Pawns Barrel Ages Castle Long Reserve
Five Pawns fills American oak barrels with Castle Long and lets it rest. The oak adds cream, vanilla and wood notes, and the blend gets smoother.
- Wood: Uncharred American oak barrels, so there is no smoky taste.
- Time: About three weeks. Five Pawns moves it to glass within 30 days.
- Storage: A dark, cool room while it ages.
- Testing: Five Pawns tests a sample on a fresh coil before bottling.
- Finish: Five Pawns double filters each batch, then bottles it.
Barrel Aging vs. Steeping
Steeping means letting a juice rest so its flavors blend. Barrel aging goes further. The juice rests inside oak, so it picks up flavor from the wood too. That is what makes Reserve taste different from regular Castle Long.
Castle Long Reserve Specs
- Bottle size: 60ml
- Nicotine strengths: 3mg and 6mg
- VG/PG ratio: 50VG / 50PG
- Type: Freebase juice
- Aging: About three weeks in American oak
- Made in: USA
Castle Long Reserve FAQ
What is Castle Long Reserve?
It is Castle Long by Five Pawns, aged for about three weeks in American oak barrels. Five Pawns makes it in limited batches.
How is it different from regular Castle Long?
Regular Castle Long doesn’t go through oak aging. Reserve picks up cream, vanilla and oak notes from the barrel and tastes smoother.
What nic strengths can I get?
You can pick 3mg or 6mg.
Are the barrels charred?
No. Five Pawns uses non-charred oak, so there is no smoky taste.
