That's a hard question to answer, speedracer, but I will take a stab at it.
I personally find all of their juices benefit from steeping, except the aromatic tobaccos, which I hear are grand right out of the mailbox. The fruit flavors develop layers and complexity and meld together over several weeks - same with the desserts and drink varieties, I think ( I will let someone else answer these steep times as I have not tried many). Non-aromatic tobaccos are tricky. Some can be decent to delicious right out of the mailbox, but they change over time to mellow and bring forth the intended tobacco variety flavor. For example, Smooth Criminal is more of a sweet, borderline dessert vape at first/fresh, but after a few weeks, it changes dramatically with the tobacco background coming forward and the sweetness tapering off. Some steep it up to 8 weeks for optimum taste. Sahara Blend is one that also changes over time, so a decent few weeks while sampling all along will give you an idea of how it transforms over time. You may like it at week 2 while someone else may like it fresh or even at week 4. Teas, from what I have tried, are similar to the non-aromatic tobaccos with steeping. They will balance with the paired flavors over time and also develop the intended tea experience inherent in a juice.
In general, all of their flavors balance out, meld together, and deepen over time.
We are basically all like kids in a candy store and can't wait to take a bite or in our case a vape. I have the Cafe Au Latte steeping for 2 days now which is why I asked.




