Mixology newbie help

[Bryan123456]

Steeping is simple - you mix your e liquid and make sure there's some air space in the bottle, screw the top on and put it somewhere dark and warm for a week. During this week the concentrates and base mix will infuse and mellow together and the full flavour develop.

 

[DocVape]

Either Inawera or FA Spearmints would be good. But, I'd suggest cutting them first as per Merino-Teflon s post above. If you are direct dripping cut in VG if you are using tanks cut in PG - cutting is simple. For a mint I would suggest 1 drop of concentrate to 9 drops of PG or VG (VG drops are of course, optimistic) - shake it up well. Add it a drop a time to your mix and shake that well and test vape after each addition. Spearmint is one of the gentler mints but still a strong flavour and cutting it to 10% strength gives you more control over it.

Thanks Bryan all good advice and duly noted - I would like that 'hint' of mint, rather than a strong note so cutting it sounds like a sensible plan.
Cheers,
DocVape

 

[Merino-Teflon]

Howdy all, I just did a rough and ready test, have some 50/50 pre-mixed, so I used nine drops of that, to one drop of spearmint, which took ages for me to find, because it is the FA concentrate that I have for this flavour, not the Inawera, doh.

I tried one drop of that mix in approx 1ml of choc fudge mix, and not a lot happened, but at two drops, there was my hint of mint without any overpowering.

As I said, rough and ready, but that would translate as 1 drop of spearmint concentrate to 5ml of a choc fudge brownie mix, but tastes do vary of course.

(Of course, all drops not being equal, if I were to make up some myself, which I am likely to now, I would initially either put five drops of the 9/1 mix in 5ml, or 1 drop in 10ml, before fully committing myself)

 

[DocVape]

Thanks for the update - glad to hear the idea is a goer!