nic level and flavor

[zerominusone]

A buddy of mine used 0mg and 6mg in his juices. He came over to let me try some Johnson Creek Tennessee Cured and it was AMAZING GOOD. I order more (and have been since he let me try his) but mine has 24mg. Is there any change in flavor at all with higher nic? Mine is GREAT but his was even better.

 

[Raynen]

With some juices, nicotine can enhance a flavor, or it might take away from the flavor. It honestly depends on the nicotine the vendor uses, and what your taste preference is. I'm currently vaping a juice that is at 12mg but I sorta wish I got it in 18mg. It's great, but the 18mg is a tiny bit better. Maybe try some 18mg to see if it gets better.

Steeping is also another factor. How old was his juice? Some juices need to mature (steep) in order to fully "collect" and be at its full potential.

Hope this helps

 

[Zelphie]

Ive noticed that to. With some juices higher or lower nic can change the flavor. I prefer 18mg on all fronts.

 

[zerominusone]

His juice was less than 1 week old. JC told me that their juice sits there for a least 10 days before it's sold so no steeping time is required for any of their juices. His was AWESOME, wish I could get that taste back.

 

[hairball]

If JC offers 0mg, get a bottle in the same flavor. Mix the one you have with the 0mg to cut it in half to 12mg. The taste should improve and be closer to what your friend has.

 

[David Bruno]

I really don't see a flavor change with Nic. I do however, see flavor change with different doses of VG/PG. PG juice IMO seems to have more flavor than VG. I can have a flavor from a site that sells juice in your choice of VG/PG amounts. VG provides more vapor but seems to cut down on flavor and throat hit. More Pg ratio the better the flavor and TH.