what complements what?

[p-georgiou]

so guys.. i finally took a step toward making my own liquid yesterday and i got a load of supplies to get me started. i got 4 concentrates, all Capella and they are:

Juicy Peach
Sweet Mango
Sweet Lychee
French vanilla

i actually fancy picking up some more concentrates that will complement these flavours so does anyone have any recommendations? i don't mind sweet, savoury or anything really! i just want to get a decent collection of concentrates so i can begin to mix and match when i get a little more experienced

 

[Danny K]

Peach & Mango
Mango & Lychee
Peach & Lychee
Peach, Mango & Lychee

The Vanilla ? Not sure it will work well with the others.

Do some small testers and experiment the joys of DIY

 

[p-georgiou]

thanks man! cant wait to get stuck in!

 

[yolina]

Just get anything you might fancy the taste of, you'll always find a way to use them It also means that you have stuff at hand whenever you want to try a mix rather than having to wait for an order to arrive.

 

[scrumpox]

There are some good resources on this site if you care to look around ... try the subforms above ^^^^ Mixology

Guide To Flavouring - Planet of the Vapes Wiki

There's an entire section on what works well with what. Just saying.

 

[Katy2311]

Lychee and raspberry are lovely together!


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[p-georgiou]

lychee and raspberry you say? that sounds good! what percentage do you mix the both flavours up?

 

[p-georgiou]

my mixing kit came today! just mixed up a small 5ml tester of a peach, mango, vanilla recipe i found on here, i might try a peach and lychee next this is good fun!

 

[yolina]

if you haven't already, I'd suggest that you also do samplers of each flavour separately so you know exactly what they taste like and how strong or not they are individually (and take some notes )

 

[p-georgiou]

ive made one 5ml tester of the recipe i just mentioned above, i might put together a straight lychee mix as well. i put together a little excel doc with all the percentages i used and date etc so hopefully i can go back and look at that after steeping and see what needs to be changed.

is that super lame haha