Butterscotch, Peanut Butter, Hawk Sauce, Udderly Nuts, Blue Moo, Sticky Bun are amazing.
At least a dozen more are excellent. About 90% of the 75+ flavors I've tried from them are at least very good.
I don't like Pooh, Ocean Breeze or Twilight.
I didn't like Pie Crust at first but after a couple of months it's a pleasant vape on it's own.
Their fruit and bakery flavors are excellent.
Perfumey this and cough syrup that. I read people trash talking them about "I just got it and it's gross"
Steeping required. It says so on their website.
Pie Crust, Vanilla Cup Cake and a few others tasted nasty to me at first and took months to develop.
Do people really just order from the pictures without reading anything on their site about fresh juice needs steeping?
WTPH?
read about your perfume here -
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...s-aka-general-diy-guide-flavoring-ratios.html
Overflavoring tastes perfumey.
Flavoring is carried in alcohol. Aerate for a day or two and steep for a week or two or three or four.
Tobacco flavors need longer. Over a month sometimes.
The more flavoring the more aeration it needs to evaporate the alcohol
The more flavoring the longer it'll take for the ingredients to
reach an entropic state (quote from Hoosier's blog)
Higher VG mix mutes flavor. Overflavoring mutes flavor.
Give it time and let it become what it's intended to be.
Find the ratio that works best for you and the correct flavor strength for that ratio.
18mg 80/20 +1 for about 4 months, now 18mg 65/35 +2
My DIY approximating MBV +1 or +2 is 12.5% in 70/30
I know everybody's tastes are different.
I made juice for someone for a couple of months.
He likes 36mg 80/20 +3 or 14.5% and vapes over 50ml/week.
Tasted like housefire to me and I couldn't even distinguish between flavors at that level.
Different strokes.
/rant