Drip Drop Vapours

[MrDJ]

ive not tried any of their backy flavors so cant help there but i can highly recommend Manabush but the only thing they are not straight backy but with added fruits,nuts etc.
coyote coconut is lush, but youve got to like coconut first

everyone raves about pow wow but ive not tried that one yet.

linky in list below.

 

[Moley]

Yaeliq do some very fine baccy flavours and are very very cheap even with the shipping costs.

 

[labmonkeys]

I'm thinking of trying my first order soon, the price is hard to resist. How much steeping time do you recommend for the juices (for example I'm thinking of trying the famous RY4, and some fruit flavours, possibly a dessert)? And if something along the lines of 3 weeks, how much breathing time preferably?

 

[MrDJ]

now they are in their new premises they have started pre steeping again but its always worth a week for most juices and 2 weeks for custard.
easiest way to check is to try a little when received as they could well be good to go straight away.
im guessing in a few weeks time everything will be pre steeped before they are sent out.

if it does need a steep i just put in a jiffy bag in a dark cupboard. so far ive not removed the lids for any of mine but you could always take them out every few days and give a gentle squeeze to get the air out and then put back in the dark.

 

[hillblade1889]

Update on flavours got over the past fortnight

Lemon Meringue Pie - Too lemony at first, left for a week now fantastic
Banana, Maple and Pecan - Superb, even better after a week
Strawberry Ice Cream - Lovely from the off
Pear Drops - Gorgeous BUT make sure your tank is pyrex glass
Cherry Menthol - Very nice but will need a few days for more cherry flavour to come through (worked with the blackcurrant)
Clotted Cream Fudge - Nice dark colour from delivery and AMAZING!!
Blueberry Cheesecake - Not tried yet, leaving for a week, smells great though


You can't go wrong at the prices in my opinion

 

[philTBA]

now they are in their new premises they have started pre steeping again but its always worth a week for most juices and 2 weeks for custard.
easiest way to check is to try a little when received as they could well be good to go straight away.
im guessing in a few weeks time everything will be pre steeped before they are sent out.

if it does need a steep i just put in a jiffy bag in a dark cupboard. so far ive not removed the lids for any of mine but you could always take them out every few days and give a gentle squeeze to get the air out and then put back in the dark.

I had a quick chat with them yesterday on twitter, they're a bit behind on presteeping, as they've been flat out since they moved, but they are getting there.

 

[MrDJ]

thanks for that info.

we can only blame ourselves for keeping them so busy

 

[del1977]

Just browsing this thread as was thinking it was time for some new orders, and wondering what to tempt myself with...

Going to try out Blueberry Cheesecake as my "take a gamble" juice. I'm still cautious of ordering dessert or fruit types, even though I've liked the ones so far.

As I loved their blackcurrant menthol, I'm going to try USA Menthol too - hoping for a combination of the taste of USA Red which I've already tried with a bit of extra bite.


johnnyace -> I tried their USA Red after twenty years as a committed Marlboro man and found it to be decent - especially when I'm fed up of the sweet stuff or in need of a bit of bitterness. Obviously - doesn't taste like smoke.


I saw Sage Pay being discussed a bit further back -> Sage pay is an accountancy / software payment portal which just links in the back-end to whatever payment provider the e-store has set up. (Sage is a large UK accountancy software developer - been around for ages). It's just a way of a company doing their accounting easier. (I'm an accountant)

 

[technoman]

Personally found the blueberry cheesecake a bit of a watery chemical let down, even with a 3-4 week steep, but might have had a bad one of course.

Clotted cream fudge is a winner in my book though, so is cookie dough.

 

[del1977]

Personally found the blueberry cheesecake a bit of a watery chemical let down, even with a 3-4 week steep, but might have had a bad one of course.

Clotted cream fudge is a winner in my book though, so is cookie dough.

Too late - Blueberry Cheesecake has already been ordered. Will let the review thread know how I find it.