Vintage vapers...

[hissie]

Just wondering whether it's just me but do you tend to vape any flavour now?

I used to be quite particular about what flavours I prefered to vape. Now, after a year vaping, I now find it hard to tell the difference between flavours. It's very bizarre ???

[Clutter]

I've been vaping since the end of December.
I was vaping a different flavour every refill which is why it took me so long to get into tanks and clearos etc.
I can usually switch without trouble but I wasn't enjoying anything much while I was awaiting delivery of Kev's butterscotch over the weekend.

What I think is quite weird is how much I'm enjoying the standard 901 on my GGTB and GGTS. A pleasing blend of hi and low tech

[Perpetua]

I've certainly moved away from Tobacco flavours Hissie, which intially were all I'd contemplate using . . . never did I dream I'd find vaping Caramel, Butterscotch, Fruity Flavour's more enjoyable.

Mixing my own has been my greatest leap forward I think, not only do I really enjoy the 'tinkering', but I can get my flavouring strengths just how I'd like them . . . strong usually.

[hissie]

Hmm maybe I should consider mixing my own

[Perpetua]

It's worth considering Hissie, even if you didn't mix from scratch, a few concentrates to tweak ready mixes, could be useful.

[Scylla]

I find it difficult to discern between flavours. I bought some Cappuccino Caramel from that American company, something Apprentice? and they said "beware, it's very strong", but I can't taste it much.

I find that Griz's juices have a special something in them, but my latest 30ml Banoffee seems much weaker than the sample Perpy sent me. It's certainly had enough steeping time.

scylla

[jerryrm]

I have been vaping for two years, but I still have my favorites and ones that I can't tolerate. I don't like anything that is too sweet, or coffee and especially clove. I have thrown out e-juice that even has a hint of clove, I can't stand it.