Flavoring advice

[Derty]

Kinda new to diy.... OK really new. Any opinions on the difference in the vast amount of flavors? I see there's several options for mfr alone then some have a juicy or sweet variation

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[Portertown]

Kinda new to diy.... OK really new. Any opinions on the difference in the vast amount of flavors? I see there's several options for mfr alone then some have a juicy or sweet variation

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Derty,

I was in the same place you are as far as being new to DIY juice just a few weeks ago. I got a lot of good tips from the blog of Bill's Magic Vapor and here is a link to it.

E-Cigarette Forum - Bill's Magic Vapor - Blogs

He uses FA flavors and is very active in the FA thread on the forum.

I ordered my flavors based off his recommendations and I have mixed three of his recipes so far and they are great. Read his blog posts and you will get some good info.

 

[Ablonz]

Here are a couple great reads on DIY that I recommend to all DIYers: http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...s-aka-general-diy-guide-flavoring-ratios.html and also this one: E-Cigarette Forum - dannyv45 - Blogs As far as variations on juicy and sweetness, I am too new to DIY to let you know my personal experience with them and difference between them. Enjoy your new hobby and remember, take your time and LOTS of notes.

 

[Zanaspus]

Kinda new to diy.... OK really new. Any opinions on the difference in the vast amount of flavors? I see there's several options for mfr alone then some have a juicy or sweet variation

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My 2Cents; Inawera or FlavorArt. They're both more concentrated than most, and their quality is beyond reproach.

 

[Rat2chat2]

Read the reviews on the flavorings. Sometimes it could just be a difference in taste. Like a peach. One may taste more like the actual fruit flavor whereas the other maybe more of a peach candy or jello type flavoring. At least this is my understanding. Look forward to reading what others say so we both can learn.

I am a big fan of Vaping Zone's Gourmet and Super Concentrated flavorings. You use a lot less in a recipe because they are so concentrated. Just seems more economical to me. Plus I have been so pleased with their products as well as fast shipping. The peach there actually tastes like a real fuzzy peach to me. Love it. Good luck to you.

 

[JD1]

Derty,

I was in the same place you are as far as being new to DIY juice just a few weeks ago. I got a lot of good tips from the blog of Bill's Magic Vapor and here is a link to it.

E-Cigarette Forum - Bill's Magic Vapor - Blogs

He uses FA flavors and is very active in the FA thread on the forum.

I ordered my flavors based off his recommendations and I have mixed three of his recipes so far and they are great. Read his blog posts and you will get some good info.

FA is Flavourart, TFA is The Flavor Apprentice. Both have some great flavors, but I think Bill is more into TFA.

The TFA Vanilla Swirl, Caramel Candy, and Brown Sugar Extra are staples for me. Other than that I think I'll be migrating to the Inawera and FA flavors, as mentioned above.