Peaches were originally planted in St. Augustine, Fl. They were introduced to the St, Simons and Cumberland islands along Georgia's coast by Franciscan monks in 1571. By the mid-1700's, the Cherokee Indians were cultivating both peaches and plums in Georgia. In 1851, Raphael Moses started selling and shipping peaches in champagne baskets which helped preserve the flavor of the fruit. Georgia became known as "The Peach State" after the Civil War. In the early 1900's, Samuel Rumph revolutionized the peach industry with a new variety of peach named after his wife, Elberta. This was a yellow fleshed peach that was superior in quality than any that had come before. Georgia now produces over 40 commercial varieties of peaches. The Elberta is no longer one of them although it is the most famous name Georgia peach. Georgia produced almost eight million bushels of peaches a year in the 1920's. Today, they produce about 2.6 million bushels a year. Exotic Vapors describes their Leafy Georgia Peach e-juice as "a smooth tobacco with peach undertones." I would have agreed with this before my juice steeped. After letting it steep for a month or so, the peach flavor really stands out. I almost want to drink it.
Peach and tobacco go well together, making for a very pleasant vape. The peach flavor is more than an undertone. The tobacco flavor is not lost however. Sweet and smooth, this is a juice I can easily vape all day, and that is exactly what I have been doing.
If you are looking for a a strong tobacco flavor with a subtle peach undertone, then this juice is best vaped right away. If you enjoy the opposite, a strong peach flavor with a subtle tobacco undertone, let it steep about a month, then enjoy! It seems you can have it either way.
Note: Exotic Vapors have changed their name to Bootleg Vapors in order to patent and trademark their flavors.
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