Inawera flavours.

[DirtyVapist]

Hello POTV'ers!

I'm a newbie so far as the vaping world goes but thought if I'm gonna get in I may as well jump in and I've started mixing my own joose.I just got a delivery of Inawera flavours containing:
Marshmallow
Cinnamon Danish
Caramel
Gold ducat
Canadian
Virginia
American
I ordered a few more bottle of the gold ducat and the Canadian as I heard they were particularly nice.Any tips or advice you could offer a newboy in the DIY scene will be greatly appreciated but first of all I need to ask how much exactly,what %'age of flavouring would you use or at least start off with.I've heard all kinds of suggestions and some are quite conflicting :/ Thanks in advance folks

 

[vaporsizer]

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[Purplefowler]

I've not used any of the flavours you've listed but have used inawera many times before and have found them to be really good. They also tend to be very strong so start off low and build up. My favourite, smoke and plum, was perfect at around 2-3%, any more was overkill. I like lots of flavour too and never skimp on it so this is not a conservative recommendation either. I know Merino-Teflon also has used a lot of their concentrates so he might be able to help out too

 

[Azrael_Fallen]

Aloha man, if you get something good remember to share it in the recipes section, some ideas on there you might want to try too.

 

[Merino-Teflon]

I haven't tried any of the above, other than caramel, and that was part of of a mix of flavours I did; and Cinnamon Danish, that sounds more like a Capella type flavour than Inawera, to me, are these all Inawera?
Purplefowler is right to suggest 2-3% though, good place to start with Inawera flavours, and then test, and then increase percentages if need be.
Most Inawera's don't need to go above that level, but some I have taken as high as 11%, and of course, personal tastes will differ.