Hello all!

To start off, our vape company has been in the business of juice for the past two years, and we've found solid success with a lot of our creations. We slimmed down our line earlier last year, and retired some of the original recipes.

When we started, it was all The Flavor Apprentice (TFA) flavoring. Since then, we've branched out significantly to large and small flavor companies for our current line, but this should make it a bit easier for those starting out, or that just have the ingredients on hand.

After browsing through DIY, I can see that there's a lot of people that just love to mix and try new things. Let us know what you think

All names were picked off of television shows at the time, no laughing!

The Professor

• Banana nut bread (TFA) - 7%

• Cinnamon Churro (TFA) 2%

• French Vanilla (TFA) - 1%

• Cinnamon Sugar Cookie (TFA) - 3%

• Sweetener (TFA) - .5%

• Vanillin (TFA) - 2%

This flavor was intended to be a Banana Nut Bread, not overly loaded with banana, but enough to get the sweet and full flavor on the inhale, and the exhale tasting like the bread flavor that the dish left behind. Banana Nut Bread was a good starter flavor, but was too simple in flavor; it had banana, but it wasn't overbearing, and came already with a cinnamon undertone and a very slight sweet taste. Almost lacking the entire bread concept. The Cinnamon Churro had a dry, grainy taste, lacking in sweetener (causing the recipe to need sweetening at the end), but it ended up complimenting the cinnamon in the Banana Nut Bread flavoring.

Now, with the two ingredients, I had a dry banana grain taste with an exhale of pure cinnamon...It was too harsh. I threw in French Vanilla to take the edge off of the cinnamon and it worked, but ended up masking part of the grain taste. After a couple tests, Sugar Cookie helped kick in the bread flavor, and added a sweet smell to the vapor cloud. I preferred my vape to also taste sweet, so after adding a tiny bit of Sweetener, it really helped kick it up. Lastly, the Vanillin added a thick mouthfeel to the mix, without overpowering the Cinnamon. This was a solid ADV during that winter.

The Charlie

• Honeydew (TFA) - 4%

• Swedish Gummy (TFA) - 6%

• Sweetener (TFA) - 1%

TFA's Swedish Gummy is really a one of a kind; I get specifically the candy flavor without it being overly sweet, and the gummy candy aftertaste that has melded very well with any fruit that I've paired it with (so far). Mixing it alone works well for a simple vape, but adding a bright, tangy flavor helped add a body to the sweet candy. The one note that I took from this is that by itself, the Honeydew was a bit too citric, and a few customers noted that the Honeydew was rather tart. If I use Sweetener, I try to keep it at .5% or less, but raising the percentage helped smooth out the tart note and bring the honeydew down a small amount to a more realistic flavor.

The Stark

• Lychee (TFA) - 8%

• Koolada (TFA) - .25%

• Pear (TFA) - 2%

• Sour(20%) (TFA) - .75%

Lychee, before getting into mixing, was a total curiosity to me. Since making and discontinuing the Stark, I've tried multiple Lychee flavors that all have different profiles, so my palate is not going to be your compass on this berry. However, from standalone at 6%, it had a bright, fleshy taste and an eccentric sweet aftertaste unlike most other Western fruits. To help round out the sweet, I took Pear, an earthy, thick pear flavor at a low percent. Even down at a 1% test, the earthiness really took down the high note of the Lychee, and adding TFA's Sour(20%) helped neutralize the earthiness and let the Lychee dominate, albeit at a lower level than originally. Lastly, and this is totally to preference, I used Koolada to give it a cool feeling. The Koolada was awesome at builds above .3 ohms, but lower and it ended up becoming a bit too cold to really taste.