Black tea eliquid

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I've recently started looking into making my own eliquid, because it seems cheaper, and new laws are gonna mean I can only buy 10ml of eliquid, so it only really makes sense to mix my own
I absolutely love black tea, and I've searched for flavour concentrates (as well as normal eliquids) and I can't find any normal tea flavours, just fruity or herbal tea
So I'm wondering if I could use PG (tea brand, not propylene glycol) tips instant tea with a PG/VG base
Does anyone know how I'd do this? Could I just pour the granules into the PG/VG base, or would I heat up the PG/VG base, or add water to the granules to make it into a liquid?
And given you use 1 teaspoon / 0.5g of tea per cup, how much would you use to make such an eliquid?

Thanks guys! :)
 
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I've recently started looking into making my own eliquid, because it seems cheaper, and new laws are gonna mean I can only buy 10ml of eliquid, so it only really makes sense to mix my own
I absolutely love black tea, and I've searched for flavour concentrates (as well as normal eliquids) and I can't find any normal tea flavours, just fruity or herbal tea
So I'm wondering if I could use PG (tea brand, not propylene glycol) tips instant tea with a PG/VG base
Does anyone know how I'd do this? Could I just pour the granules into the PG/VG base, or would I heat up the PG/VG base, or add water to the granules to make it into a liquid?
And given you use 1 teaspoon / 0.5g of tea per cup, how much would you use to make such an eliquid?

Thanks guys! :)
I make a flavor by steeping a bag at room temp of st Dalfours ceylon peach in vg for a week (airtight). It blows away any peach or tea flavor I've tried. Pg will work too. You could just rip open a bag of crappy tea at replace it with the good stuff and pinch the bag shut. I use 1 bag per 6 oz of base.
 
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I make a flavor by steeping a bag at room temp of st Dalfours ceylon peach in vg for a week (airtight). It blows away any peach or tea flavor I've tried. Pg will work too. You could just rip open a bag of crappy tea at replace it with the good stuff and pinch the bag shut. I use 1 bag per 6 oz of base.

When you say 6 oz of base do you just add nic and vape.. or is it concentrate where you would use 5 to 10% in a mix of pg/vg nic..
 

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I premix vg with nicotine in a large bottle with a little distilled water at about 6 mg to make stuff as I need or want.
The teabag mix is just used as flavoring, for me I add from 20 to 25 percent because it's not concentrated like lab flavors.
Just keep it from light or it loses it's flavor.
 

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I premix vg with nicotine in a large bottle with a little distilled water at about 6 mg to make stuff as I need or want.
The teabag mix is just used as flavoring, for me I add from 20 to 25 percent because it's not concentrated like lab flavors.
Just keep it from light or it loses it's flavor.

Sorry for the confusion, I should have just said vg, not base.
Thanks for clearing that up.......make more sense now.....How much vg do you put in when you are steeping the tea bag?

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Thanks for clearing that up.......make more sense now.....How much vg do you put in when you are steeping the tea bag?

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I use 100 percent cause me and pg don't get along. Flavor may be better with pg, I like the natural sweetness that vg gives it though.
 

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I use 100 percent cause me and pg don't get along. Flavor may be better with pg, I like the natural sweetness that vg gives it though.
Thanks but not what I meant to ask....let me try again....When you put the tea bag in the vg to steep it, how much vg do you use?
sorry if I wasn't clear before.
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Inawera makes a black tea flavor, though I haven't tried it. I do like a lot of Inawera flavors, though, so it might worth trying (note that percentages for mixing are usually lower with Inawera than most flavors; I'm seeing 3-5% as a single flavor for Black Tea.)

I'm also thinking of doing an English breakfast with milk and Sweetener!

Not actual milk, right? Because you want to avoid vaping lipids.
 

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Inawera makes a black tea flavor, though I haven't tried it. I do like a lot of Inawera flavors, though, so it might worth trying (note that percentages for mixing are usually lower with Inawera than most flavors; I'm seeing 3-5% as a single flavor for Black Tea.)



Not actual milk, right? Because you want to avoid vaping lipids.

I should've specified, no, not actual milk [emoji4]


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