The big question

[Tmg666]

Alright so we are all thinking this deep down (atleast i am).
How long until we have high priced aged eliquid?
A good steep does a juice wonder but picture buying a 5 year old 60ml glassbottle of like mothermilk or virus. Popping it out for that special occasion or becuase you can. The price would be outstanding but you know people would buy it. I can picture it now , cobalt or amber bottle with sealing wax for the cosmetic look with a nice logo imprinted. Fetching 100$ a pop or more.

To be fair i started a small juice cellar (about the size of a small box) that i will be keeping a few 30-60ml bottles in to steep. (Only at like 3 flavors right now will be more as i get my next order in.) But thats moreso becuase i have my rainy day stash if all goes to hell. Hopeing to get my stash up to like 5 60ml per flavor i AWV (all week vape).

 

[Baditude]

Are you aware that all e-liquids have a shelf life of only 2 years?

 

[Sir2fyablyNutz]

There are some really expensive e juice already out there.

 

[Tmg666]

Are you aware that all e-liquids have a shelf life of only 2 years?

Theres a difference between shelf life, and when it actually goes bad. Would need to test some that have sat for 3+years first to see the changes and if the pg/vg have degrade to an unconsumable state.

 

[tmcguffie]

I'm sure there will be a few hand crafted, fine oak casks resting in a cellar somewhere, being turned by hand every 6.3 hours in order to impart some magical qualities to what is probably a mediocre e-liquid, which will end up being sold for an exorbitant price (mug born every minute), it will already be in the pipeline I'm sure and a "connoisseur" will be patiently waiting to enjoy them

 

[Tmg666]

I wouldn't mind a cask for storage although im not sure how well it would keep the juice compared to glass over time.
And really only have my storage going as with a little one on the way so dont want to have to fit time in to mix up a batch. Plus few months steep never hurts for flavor ;p