We are curious abt steeping. How long does it take to let a juice steep for best results? Is there a "proper" technique? And does steeping really enhance the taste of the flavor? Thx for all your help for us newbies! 
Steeping Flavors
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It is all your perspective. You can have some that are great out of the box and some that reach there potential after a month. Best way to do it is trial and error
I diy my liquids and wondered that too. I could tell that newly mixed juices tasted different.
I started putting my freshly mixed stuff in a cup of hot water from the microwave. Repeat, to get the juice fairly hot and thin, then shake it.
Now I can't tell a difference from freshly mixed stuff and stuff that's months old.
I've read somewhere that someone preferred the nicotine to be a slightly oxidized and a little brown. He said it gave it a better flavor. I guess it's preference. I like consistency.
I started putting my freshly mixed stuff in a cup of hot water from the microwave. Repeat, to get the juice fairly hot and thin, then shake it.
Now I can't tell a difference from freshly mixed stuff and stuff that's months old.
I've read somewhere that someone preferred the nicotine to be a slightly oxidized and a little brown. He said it gave it a better flavor. I guess it's preference. I like consistency.
I have heard that the nic is what really causes this effect. Heating it up as DKP sounds like a killer idea. I do know a few of the flavors I have taste drastically different, to the point that the higher nic one is good and the 0 nic is horrible. Just have to keep experimenting. No two people will have the same tastes.
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