CAP flavors are great...

[Bonskibon]

I must have had crappy flavors before (another company), but my oh my what a difference a good flavor can make.

 

[dannyv45]

That is very true and I wish more people would realize if you start with poor cheap flavors you get bad mixes. Many want to save a buck by buying cheap inexpensive flavors and you waste more then what you saved. If you start with quality flavors you get quality results.

 

[Hoosier]

I usually recommend Capellas for new mixers. Easier to get good juice because they are usually resistant to getting weird with over flavoring.

 

[dannyv45]

Capella flavors are good and easy to use. Also Hangsen for tobacco and Inawera for everything else. I've also been taking a liking to one stop DIY shop's house blends lately. The Chineese SC's are pretty good as well and a bargen at the price.

TFA are OK if you like fiddling with flavor but as you imply there so hard to get right.

 

[FACE MEAT]

I usually recommend Capellas for new mixers. Easier to get good juice because they are usually resistant to getting weird with over flavoring.

Back when I started, I found the Capella very easy to work with. The usage percentages are higher than most others which left more margin for error.

These days, I tend to prefer Flavour Art and Inawera but Capella still has a few mainstays that have a permanent spot in my rotation.

 

[Jim-]

Agreed. After several years of mixing I still find my self using Capella and Lorann as my Go-To flavor vendors.


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[Sloth Tonight]

Can't do Capellas myself...but glad you found somethin' you enjoy. Makes all the difference in the world

 

[Robert Cromwell]

Like Capella, can't use most INW and TFA. Several FA are ok.
Some Capella I can't use. Have an unpleasant reaction to artificial sweetners and some flavoring ingredients.

Never get vapers tongue with the flavors I can use.