Batch Vendors vs Fresh Vendors

[HMCSTO]

I know a lot of vendors advertise that fact that their juices are made to order (allowing an amazing level of customization for the consumer), but all I think of is the week my new juice will have to sit in the cupboard before it is even remotely vapable.

I've also seen a lot of new vapours momentarily turned off by the sometimes unfavourable flavour of a new juice purchase. I mean, I always make a point to tell them to give the juice some time to mellow, but if you're just starting out this can be difficult.

Anyone prefer one or the other method of juice production?

 

[Levitas]

I prefer Alien Visions. Juice made fresh that doesn't require steeping. Best of both worlds, I always win.

 

[Jfresh859]

I prefer individual batches because I'd
Rather vape juice too fresh to vape than juice too old to vape.
Small batch makes me feel like its a more personal deal than slopping a 10 or 30 ml from a big container just sitting.

 

[gthompson]

I just don't let myself run so low that steeping is a problem.

 

[Orobas]

There's pros and cons.

To me it seems that making batches means that the juice you get is more consistent from bottle to bottle and requires less steeping time.

However, fresh to order means customization in terms of adding extra flavor (which is good if you're using a clearomizer which may mute flavor) and also potentially means custom nic levels. It's especially important to those who are PG sensitive.

I'm personally PG impervious and 24mg is a standard nic level so I'm pretty much good to go no matter where I choose to order.

 

[xanderxman]

I prefer vendors that mix when I order. I have enough juice at this point that I can order early and let it steep.

If you are trying to find a juice you like I can see wanting to order juices that are already steeped. I don't think either method is bad as they both have their purpose.