Wizard labs aromas
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Wizard Labs sells flavors from "The Flavor Apprectice", "Loranns" and some new company with the initials "SM". I'm not sure what the "SM" stands for. I have found that the Flavor Apprentice flavors are good - personal experience and have heard good things about the "Lorann's" flavorings. I don't know anything about the "SM" flavorings, maybe someone else will know.
I've never used FA until recently, and then only 2 flavors, so I can't speak for those.
TPA/TFA flavors from Wizard Labs are all I used for a long time, then I started using Capellas as well. Right now I have a nice mixture of both company's flavors in my box.
They are individual, some are weak, some are superstrong, some need steeping, some are good right off the bat.
Are there specific flavors you have concerns about? There is a thread devoted to The Perfumers Apprentice/The Flavoring Apprentice on this forum somewhere. . .
TPA/TFA flavors from Wizard Labs are all I used for a long time, then I started using Capellas as well. Right now I have a nice mixture of both company's flavors in my box.
They are individual, some are weak, some are superstrong, some need steeping, some are good right off the bat.
Are there specific flavors you have concerns about? There is a thread devoted to The Perfumers Apprentice/The Flavoring Apprentice on this forum somewhere. . .
Im mainly looking for citrus fruits, most some REALLY good and sour tasting lemon and lime flavors...
Im trying to create the ultimate mountain dew recipe... And so far i pretty much nailed it except for some undertones i need to get right... Got 100ml steeping atm and for a 4th day its a really good liquid... And then i want some good mints and liqourice flavors (last liqourice i tried from a vendor tasted like gym socks)
Im trying to create the ultimate mountain dew recipe... And so far i pretty much nailed it except for some undertones i need to get right... Got 100ml steeping atm and for a 4th day its a really good liquid... And then i want some good mints and liqourice flavors (last liqourice i tried from a vendor tasted like gym socks)
SM stands for Seedman, the Seedman concentrates are not flavors to be used on their own, they are tobacco enhancers- they give flavor profiles, their Captain Black as example gives hints of pipe tobacco.
I use Captain Black as a stand alone at 10%. I love it.
I'm not sure if this would add anything to a Mtn. Dew recipe, but Capella's Sweet Tangerine is the best citrus I've tried. It's amazing at 15%. Nothing else needed.
Well since mountain dew is a lemon/lime soda (with a secret twist) those are the flavors im gonna use to make that specific recipe... But i do wanna make alot of diffrent cold/sour/fresh recipes since thats what i mainly like... So the more sour the better and then it gets some bitter wizard to make the tastebuds squeel
Well since mountain dew is a lemon/lime soda (with a secret twist) those are the flavors im gonna use to make that specific recipe... But i do wanna make alot of diffrent cold/sour/fresh recipes since thats what i mainly like... So the more sour the better and then it gets some bitter wizard to make the tastebuds squeel
If you like sour, get some malic acid.
I will give it a try!!
FYI: It requires a steep. It will turn a light red color when it's ready to be enjoyed...usually about 3 weeks.
Not sure why so many people think wizard labs make their own flavorings. The detail page for each flavor states who makes it. They are just reselling these....
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