I might be able to help you out a bit:
These flavors are OK right outta the envelope:
Peach, Hypnotic Mist, Grape, 555.
These flavors need ***AT LEAST*** a week to steep up before they can be optimally experienced:
Blueberry Waffle (or any Waffle combo), any tobacco flavor (Max, 555, Virginia), and the Bubblegum.
As for the others, I don't have any experience with them, so I'm not much help in that department. In any case, it's how it tastes to *you* that matters. The 0smitty Method of
juice-sampling works as follows:
juice arrives-> I throw a few drops into something to try it-> If I like it as-is, I'll keep
vaping it.
"" -> "" ->If I don't like it, I'll fuhgeddaboudit until I wanna revisit it, usually a month or so down the road.
Here's a couple "just makes sense" tips:
- If you know that the juice you've ordered is a combination of a couple different flavors, it's gonna need some time to sit and marinade. Since the juice is fresh, the ingredients tend to want a little time to mix together and mature, similar to ripening bananas. And speaking of bananas, the VB Banana is just like the fruit: give it a few days to ripen.
- The ones that are at their best first-thing out of the envelope are gonna be the ones you will want to burn through first. It has been my experience that juices such as Green Apple and CinnaBomb taste their best within 1-2 months after they arrive. I honestly don't understand the phenomenon, however it seems that these two flavors tend to "spoil" after 3-4 months of spared use: my guess is that if someone didn't crack the seal on the bottles, they'd be just fine indefinitely...I think it's exposure/introduction of air into the juice bottle that causes this, which is what happens every single time you squeeze out a few drops and release pressure on the bottle. I might be wrong, but this is just a little food for thought.
- Any "specialty flavor" is going to need some time.
