DIY newb needs help with first flavors. Overwhelmed.

[jcco]

I would like to try some DIY flavors and am just lost.
Can anyone suggest 10-20 flavors that are good? Please let me know where to get them. I'd prefer 1 place.
When I look around there are just too many options out there. Research has shown that a lot of people dislike so many flavors I would like to start with some that are single flavors or could be mixed with others. Is this possible? I need sort of a starter set.

I don't like super sweet or per-fumy vapes. I don't mind tobacco. I love coffee [the drink] & seem to like bakery & beverage type flavors. I'm just desperate to get my feet wet with some flavors that are tried & true.
Any help would be more than appreciated.

Thanks in advance.
JC

 

[Busted knuckles]

Wizard labs is a good place to start. Good luck with just buying 10-20 flavors! Try the DIY thred for more info. I can't reccomend any flavors, they are so subjective I just don't feel comfortable doing it anymore.

 

[Stosh]

Buying concentrate flavors is much like buying pre-made juice, everyone has their own likes and dislikes... Some trial and error is necessary, but small bottles of flavorings are reasonably priced.

I use RTS Vapes and enjoy the FlavorArt espresso, Capellas espresso (has a slight coffee ice cream flavor) and both mix well with the TPA Kentucky Bourbon. The bourbon also mixes well with tobaccos (pick your own, nobody agrees on tobacco flavor..)
I also like various mints and pure menthols, from anywhere except Loranns. Pick a half dozen that sound good to you and mix small, 5mL bottles of single flavor, vape them for a few days to get an idea of the flavors, then experiment....

 

[BootsElectric]

The flavor apprentice, they sell a pack where u can pick 40, I think, of whatever u want for a set price. Get a bit of everything fruits, bakery, and tobacco.You'll need Vanilla, sweetener just to make your juices taste better. Good luck!!

 

[jcco]

I looked at Capella's site & noticed that many are artificially flavored. Is that the norm with all the vendors?
How do you know which flavors can be used as e liquid? Is there a vendor that specializes in vaping flavors, or are all the flavors I have seen multipurpose?
I have some 36mg unflavored 50/50 & some Wally World VG to use. Is that enough for a start?

Does anybody know of a good coffee flavor that isn't a coil killer?

Thanks for your help.

 

[jcco]

How about a good one stop vendor. Any favorites out there?

 

[Stosh]

I use RTS Vapes, good clean nic, lots of flavors from various manufacturers and decent sales around the holidays...(Valentines Day should be the next...)