I haven't embarked on the DIY e-juice journey yet, but I'm slowly gathering the required learning materials to eventually start on that journey, when I have more time and space.
What I'm wondering is this:
I have found tea flavors before, but they're always generic ("green tea") and often sweet (fine, of course, but more variety would be nice), and being a tea fanatic (specifically whites, yellows, green, and green oolongs), I know that there's no such thing as generic "green tea". For example... gyokuro and longjing are two different types of green teas with different flavors and smells and such. Hell, they aren't even from the same country! Gyokuro is Japanese. Longjing is Chinese.
So let's say I wanted to create a favoring for e-juice based specifically on Gyokuro. And I don't want it to be sweet. How would I go about that?
What I'm wondering is this:
I have found tea flavors before, but they're always generic ("green tea") and often sweet (fine, of course, but more variety would be nice), and being a tea fanatic (specifically whites, yellows, green, and green oolongs), I know that there's no such thing as generic "green tea". For example... gyokuro and longjing are two different types of green teas with different flavors and smells and such. Hell, they aren't even from the same country! Gyokuro is Japanese. Longjing is Chinese.
So let's say I wanted to create a favoring for e-juice based specifically on Gyokuro. And I don't want it to be sweet. How would I go about that?