Backwoods Brew I would try their casablanca. The juices are freshly made here in the U.S.
Best juices to start with
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My suggestion is to start out with sample packs or just sample sizes in general.
The Vapor Chef, Alice in Vapeland, and Goodlife Vapor are some of my personal reccomendations.
Nicoticket is another favorite of mine. (I think Gravity if my favorite of their offerings). They don't really have sample sizes, but their 15ml bottles are very reasonably priced!
I think it's important when you're first starting to try small amounts of everything you can, within your budget. You might find you're surprised by what you like vape. So try everything you can. For example, I like tea enough but never would have guessed that tea flavors are my favorite. I thought I'd be all about coffee flavors since I am such a coffee junkie, but nope, I don't like vaping coffee!
At first you're definitely going to have some misses and unwanted juice, but that's just part of the process.
After a while you'll start to hone in on your "flavor profile" a bit and be better able to make educated guesses when trying new juice.
The Vapor Chef, Alice in Vapeland, and Goodlife Vapor are some of my personal reccomendations.
Nicoticket is another favorite of mine. (I think Gravity if my favorite of their offerings). They don't really have sample sizes, but their 15ml bottles are very reasonably priced!
I think it's important when you're first starting to try small amounts of everything you can, within your budget. You might find you're surprised by what you like vape. So try everything you can. For example, I like tea enough but never would have guessed that tea flavors are my favorite. I thought I'd be all about coffee flavors since I am such a coffee junkie, but nope, I don't like vaping coffee!
At first you're definitely going to have some misses and unwanted juice, but that's just part of the process.
After a while you'll start to hone in on your "flavor profile" a bit and be better able to make educated guesses when trying new juice.
I have a heretical philosophy when it comes to e-juice. Most everyone will tell you this juice is better than that juice, and the next person will swear just the opposite. The bottom line is most juice from a reputable company is the same. There may be differences in the extreme upper & lower tiers, but by and large the juices from the mid tier (translate to affordable) companies are comparable.
My recommendation is to search the sites for companies that offer a wide selection of flavors, the ability to adjust VG/PG ratios, Nic levels that suit you, and maybe the ability to "customize" your juice. My personal favorite is Mt. Baker Vapor for all of the listed reasons and they have GREAT customer service. There are quite a few companies that may fit the bill, I would suggest finding a few that piqué your interest and come back to this forum and ask for input ..... many of the companies have dedicated threads that discuss flavors and the general customer satisfaction with the company.
You will find a large & vocal group on ECF touting small "specialty" juice makers with limited flavor selection, while as a rule most of these companies are excellent, I would advise not using them while you are new ... at least not until you develop a "flavor profile". For instance (In my opinion) Nicoticket does the best vanilla flavors out there, but their overall selection is limited, so I wouldn't even attempt ordering from them until you know you like a vanilla vape (they have other flavors too, I'm just using vanilla as an example).
There are companies who's specialty are tobacco flavors ... some specialize in exotic flavors etc etc etc. But my recommendation is start with a company with a wide selection .... two examples are;
Best E Cigarette | Buy Electronic Cigarettes | E Cig Juice - MT Baker Vapor
ECBlend E-Liquids - Something Better
I'm sure there are more
My recommendation is to search the sites for companies that offer a wide selection of flavors, the ability to adjust VG/PG ratios, Nic levels that suit you, and maybe the ability to "customize" your juice. My personal favorite is Mt. Baker Vapor for all of the listed reasons and they have GREAT customer service. There are quite a few companies that may fit the bill, I would suggest finding a few that piqué your interest and come back to this forum and ask for input ..... many of the companies have dedicated threads that discuss flavors and the general customer satisfaction with the company.
You will find a large & vocal group on ECF touting small "specialty" juice makers with limited flavor selection, while as a rule most of these companies are excellent, I would advise not using them while you are new ... at least not until you develop a "flavor profile". For instance (In my opinion) Nicoticket does the best vanilla flavors out there, but their overall selection is limited, so I wouldn't even attempt ordering from them until you know you like a vanilla vape (they have other flavors too, I'm just using vanilla as an example).
There are companies who's specialty are tobacco flavors ... some specialize in exotic flavors etc etc etc. But my recommendation is start with a company with a wide selection .... two examples are;
Best E Cigarette | Buy Electronic Cigarettes | E Cig Juice - MT Baker Vapor
ECBlend E-Liquids - Something Better
I'm sure there are more
I like menthol + cinnamon and apple + cinnamon. In fact, I pretty much like anything with a dash if cinnamon in it.
Well it depends on what you are going for the local B+M (Avail Vapor) has some excellent flavors and they offer a 5 flavor sample pack online I like the Ecto-Ecto which is a Hi-C kind of flavor(my first personal vape) Cinna Killer or something like that was good if you want a cinnamon toast crunch flavor, Grandpas Choice is a great pipe flavor, Queens Cup taste similar to an Arnold Palmer, all of there menthols were fairly enjoyable and I am not really a fan of menthols but to each his own MY PERSONAL FAVORITE is called tribal it is an extremely unique tobacco flavor it has creamy notes with a nice draw and vape production I AM NOT sponsored in anyway by these people they are just the only people I have tried
Doh! Thanks so much. I was thinking it was a chain of vape stores. =P
Also, it's a good idea, if you are just breaking away from analogs, to stay away from tobacco flavors for a while. This breaks the psychological association between tobacco and your nicotine fix. Use fruit flavors to train your body to crave them instead of the tobacco taste. After a couple of weeks, you won't be able to stand the flavor of an analog.
THIS HAS BEEN A PSA FROM JOHNNY VAPORSEED.....
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I've ordered from ECBlends and Mt Baker Vapor and been really happy with the stuff I've gotten from both of them. My current favorites are Almonillbacco from ECBlends and Blue Moo from MBV, which I'm currently vaping and absolutely head over heels in love with.
lots of stuff already listed here that's a good start-I will throw in the monthly box suggestion either from Craft Vapery(you can choose your nic levels and customize your flavor profile) or zamblebox (right now 18 or 6 mg nic levels and broad variety of flavors sent out monthly)-two threads going on ecf for both of these services if you are interested and want to look into. Otherwise, Seduce Juice, Nicoticket, and Gremlin offer good prices, variety, and great customer service. Good luck!
I'm looking for a really good, bulk volume peppermint.
I REALLY like Halo's Kringle's Curse, but that stuff is just too expensive. I would like to find something with a similar flavor, but sells in bulk. I really hate buying 30ml bottles, would much prefer to get at least 120ml at a time, 450ml if I can find one I really like.
I REALLY like Halo's Kringle's Curse, but that stuff is just too expensive. I would like to find something with a similar flavor, but sells in bulk. I really hate buying 30ml bottles, would much prefer to get at least 120ml at a time, 450ml if I can find one I really like.
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