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OneZeroNyne I have been vaping for almost 2 months (ny anniversary on Tuesday) and I still get a coughing fit if I try a direct lung inhale.
You just need to find what works for you and you will find it fairly quickly.
Just watch out for the dreaded shinyitis

Hi everybody,

I would like to share some of my own personal thoughts and opinions on some of the flavours I have tried.
Please let me know if you found this helpful. I might be tempted to do some more.

Firstly You need to bear in mind that taste is a subjective thing, just because I like or dislike something it doesn't follow that you will feel the same.

So this review is for the 4 new 'Arctic' flavours that have recently been added to the range of Grizwalds Gourmet Recipes available from Vape Escape
Grizwalds Gourmet E-Liquid is mixed to order so it is important to allow time for it to steep. The website recommends 24-48 hours but some need longer. Trust me you will be really glad you did give this juice time

They are all 70/30 PG/VG and are available in 5ml samples at 20mg nic for £2.79 or in 30ml bottles at any strength nic for £12.99
Don't forget that AAE-C members can get a 10% discount at the checkout by using voucher code allabout.

Arctic Melon

This is probably the best melon flavour I have ever tried. It had just the right amount of melon flavour on the inhale and a great icy exhale. This is a great juice for putting you in mind of hot, lazy summer afternoons, lounging around with your favourite book and a long cool drink. I think this is going to be my summer vape.

Arctic Apple

This is an incredible tasting juice. I am sooo going to order some of this! I put it to steep in my cupboard and every time I went past it I could smell rich, juicy apple aroma. I just couldn’t wait with this juice I was vaping it after just a few hours and I wasn’t disappointed. Even fresh this juice had a wonderful realistic apple juice taste that was just the right combination of sweet and tart. The Minty menthol on the exhale was a great finish to the experience. Beautifully cooling and refreshing.
After a little while steeping it was even better, smoother apple, less like juice more like a real crunchy red apple.

Arctic Pear

This juice smells just like juicy conference pears. After steeping for 48 hours there isn’t much taste of pear but there is a cool menthol taste on exhale. I will try giving this juice a little longer to steep.

Arctic Orange

I really didn’t like this juice, it was very orangey smelling and had a strong orange taste on the inhale. Not too sweet or bitter and I can imagine lots of people liking this. My problem is that I have never found an orange flavour that I actually like. I love oranges and OJ but every flavour I try just tastes artificial to me. That’s just me.

Arctic Peach

This is another good juice. A lovely peachy taste on the inhale and great menthol exhale. It tastes more like tinned peaches than fresh peaches but I like that. It isn’t too sweet and has no artificial tang at all. Looks like another juice on my ‘must have’ list

I HATE YOU GRIZWALD!!! Now I have to spend even more money on your juice icon_shoppingm

Still waiting for mine

Hi Sarah,

Sorry I haven't posted earlier but I have been out.

I received the missing bottle today so all is good and I am a happy bunny. Thanks

Also I think I know why it took so long (It was sent 1st class) There was a Royal mail label on the package saying checked by Revenue Protection, Home Counties North whatever that means

Well I gave in and went and ordered an iStick

Looks like I have definitely caught shinyitis icon_shoppingm

Now then how am I going to explain this to the missus because when she finds out I reckon its time

Good evening Peeps,

I have done one or two single flavour mixes with varying success (I am hoping a good steep might improve some)

OK My Main question is this. I use a LOT of menthol juice and I am obviously pretty keen to have a crack at mixing my own.
So I have followed Frogster (The Alchemist) tutorial for mixing your own menthol concentrate from crystals Here The result smells like it could strip paint at 30 yards so where would you guys think would be a good starting point for this witches brew? Should I be looking at 2-3% or more like 10-20%?