Steeping

[BloodWolf]

Alright,I've done enough searching.....is "steeping" when you fill a carto and let it sit?

 

[cbehrendt]

Steeping is pretty much letting your juice sit in its bottle for awhile. It is suppose to make flavors come out more, many people here have told about a juice tasting bad, but after letting it steep for a week or two the flavor gets much better.

 

[BloodWolf]

Steeping is pretty much letting your juice sit in its bottle for awhile. It is suppose to make flavors come out more, many people here have told about a juice tasting bad, but after letting it steep for a week or two the flavor gets much better.

Gotcha....like aging a wine.

 

[cbehrendt]

Hah, yeah. Most people say that steeping greatly enhances a flavor in a juice, but if you like the taste of it right out of the mailbox then vape it. My BWB cherry tobacco has been great right out of the mail box, no need to steep.

 

[SaltyPirate]

I always steep my juices as soon as I get them. I can't help myself but try a few drops at first, but I've found that a week in the closet is really worth the wait for that juicy flavor!

In fact, as I look in there now, I have a vaporcast store adams apple and some ave boba's bounty steeping as I write this...

 

[thepassionofchad]

Some liquids will mature when left to sit long enough... yes, just like a wine. I got a bottle of 2009 Strawberry from backwoods brew I'll sell ya for a hefty price ;]

 

[washvap]

There's several methods to steeping. Some people take the cap off and let it sit for a while. Put the cap back on, shake it and repeat. Others like me, let it age. I've also read that some people put their bottles in hot water to let it heat up. Then shake it around and let it sit.

All recommendations will lead to leaving it in a dark/cool place like a cabinet or something. Overall, this helps certain juices such as the ones from BWB for example. It'll make them taste better since it's new and needs time to let the everything meld together.