I think I may be missing the "steeping" aspect as well. Yesterday everything tasted like burned peanuts. I have camel, menthol, reeses, wake-n-vape, fire-n-ice, cinnamon, cherry, watermelon, 555, Ry4, and a few others that I can't remember at the moment. For the most part, I have ordered sample bottles though, so that's the plus side. I wouldn't have a clue what to mix to make some of them taste good though. I guess with the tanks on my eGo-T, I could put a few drops of a couple flavors together in a tank, give it a try, and if it's horrible, wash it out and start over.
Steeping can def help make some juices taste alot better, and some juices benefit more than others from steeping.
If you dont like a juice in the beginning, put it away and let it steep for a few weeks. Some juices that you thought were just okay or didnt really like at first, you might really like 3 weeks later. And some juices you thought tasted nasty at first, might still taste just as nasty later.
If you dont like a juice in the beginning, dont throw it out. Keep in mind that cigs really mess up your tastebuds and they will change quite a bit in the first month or so after you quit. A juice that you really didnt like in the beginning, you might really enjoy once your tastebuds get back to normal. It can also go the other way too though so thats why I dont recommend buying huge bottles of juice for your first month or so of vaping, even if you really like a flavor. Nothings worse than buying a 100+ml bottle of juice that you really liked when you first started vaping, only to find that its "meh" once your tastebuds get back to normal
