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These two flavours can be bought at www.inawera.com/. It takes you to the Polish site, but just click on the flag on the right hand side which takes you to another Inawera shop which is easier to follow and you get a 15% discount on your first order, with code 'FIRST15'

The price of these concentrates are about £2-£2.20 each, some are even cheaper. The beauty about these is, you generally only need between 2-5% so the value is brilliant. There are a few that need 8-10% but of the ones I've tried so far they have been mostly mixed at 3% . Unlike some I've had in the past from the UK. I'm not mentioning any names but....some really do take...... Liberty's. I've had some of the inawera concentrates from the UK before including the two below, but I can't for the life of me remember where I got them ???. I pretty much buy direct these days..anyway, so la de da.

Although the shop I've linked is abroad, shipping is a pretty good price and it took six days from ordering to my door.


Inawera(wera garden)Lemon Mix.

I added six drops to 10ml of 60/40 PG/VG. I normally do a 4ml or 5ml sample of new concentrates, but with this one, I only needed to sniff it to know it was a keeper. Sure enough, after a 7 day steep it was excellent. It's Zingy/Zangy/Tangy/...or ant other...y...you want to call it! I get the lemon, I get the Lime and it's as though it's been picked off a tree in Menorca. A very good standalone or great with other fruits....le 10/10.

Inawera Blackcurrant.

I made an initial 4ml of this up at 60/40 PG/VG - because, when I took a sniff of it...it smelt a bit funny, however, once I let it steep for 10 days+ it was if somebody had thrown a shitload of blackcurrant bushes in my face:)I mixed it at 4%(about 9 drops) some of you may need less. It is so authentically real and delicious, you may be spitting the pips out at the end!...(are there even pips in blackcurrants lol?)....This concentrate can be another good mixer, I've already mixed Lemon mix 'n' Blackcurrant with a touch of menthol and koolada, which is another fine concoction. It also works well with Absinthe/Pear and the like. Just have mess around with it....9.5/10. The only reason I never gave it a ten, is because of the funky smell you get when you open the bottle.

Just a word about the bottles. The nozzles are thinner than the generic concentrate bottles, or the general consensus of most concentrate bottles is usually 30drops= 1ml....but with the Inawera nozzle tops, I consistently measured 56/57 drops per 1ml so, 1% flavouring into a 10ml mix would be 6 drops from an Inawera nozzle top bottle.

I've got a load more to mix....fruits/mints/tobaccos/tobacco absolutes ..I will try and review a few more if I can.