Do you always try a new flavouring on it's own first?

[bryan123456]

Meanwhile - on the OP: I always try a new flavour on its own first - simple things like vanilla can vary hugely in the concentration needed and in the nuances of flavour.

[Roger]

Nice to see you over here Bryan

[Super-Shiny]

Mar 31, 2013 11:51:39 GMT bryan123456 said:

PA English Toffee is quite weak. I'd start at 20%.

Thanks for that info

[bryan123456]

Mar 31, 2013 12:32:03 GMT Super-Shiny said:

Mar 31, 2013 11:51:39 GMT bryan123456 said:

PA English Toffee is quite weak. I'd start at 20%.

Thanks for that info

It also gets better after a long steep, preferably with some gentle bottom heat. Long as in a month or longer. I have a 30ml bottle of it premixed at 20% in case I want to use it.

[oxo]

Hello Bryan

Do you do any mixing with backy flavours, Im not a backy E juice fan not tasted that many tbh.
Ive got a few samples with about a ml left in each but they are proving more trouble than they are worth.
Im
tempted to buy a strong ready made juice in a 24 or 36mg and blend
flavours into it rather than bring on baccy concentrates from scratch.
Im after something that makes the mouth water but does not taste sweet, any suggestions? and

[bryan123456]

Mar 31, 2013 13:48:24 GMT oxo said:

Hello Bryan

Do you do any mixing with backy flavours, Im not a backy E juice fan not tasted that many tbh.
Ive got a few samples with about a ml left in each but they are proving more trouble than they are worth.
Im
tempted to buy a strong ready made juice in a 24 or 36mg and blend
flavours into it rather than bring on baccy concentrates from scratch.
Im after something that makes the mouth water but does not taste sweet, any suggestions? and

The sourest authentic flavour I have tasted is Inawera's Grapefruit - which tastes, to me like pink grapefruit. Their Raspberry is pretty neutral too. Goody baccy's - most of the Mom and Pop range of tobacco concentrates from www.leisureliquids.com are pretty good - though recommended at 15-20% (they taste like there are steeped leaf concentrates in there). You might also like the Inawera Tino D Milano Cognac - which is very neutral on sweetness and tastes authentic. I found Tino D Milano Maxx Blend a favourite too. In fact I have yet to taste a Tino D Milano concentrate that wasn't good to its name. Hope that helps.