How long is a general rule of thumb for steeping MtBakers juices? I ordered 13 different ones, says they were made in the 29th of November. Varied flavors from Butterscotch, Butter Rum, Vanilla Butternut,Irish Cream,Butter Pecan ...etc?
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When I first started vaping, I made an order with them, the flavors have not changed at all, whatsoever. Its been over a month. I have read in MANY places that there is no reason to steep this vendor's juice. I have proof of these claims right here. It may get more of a concentrated taste after a month , but change it won't.
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^^ This. I have had probably 10 or 12 bottles since june or July with zero to extremely minimal change.
It depends on the flavor. Plenty of MBV flavors are fine straight from the mail and will undergo little if any change over time. Others are okay out of the mail but will improve with time. Still others are unvapeable out of the mail but will completely change and be great after a month.
That goes for any made-to-order juice, in my experience. Some fresh-mixed flavors don't need steep time; that doesn't mean none of them do.
That goes for any made-to-order juice, in my experience. Some fresh-mixed flavors don't need steep time; that doesn't mean none of them do.
I find it interesting that you are stating that you have read that in MANY places that there is no reason to steep this vendor's juice and are claiming proof of those claims, the vendor of this juice specifically states that steeping should be done. Not all of the juices require a long aging time and other need much more time. I personally know for a fact that there are quite a few of these juices that are more complex that do in fact need aging in order to come to their full potential. One example that I am just going to put out there is the Red Apple I had gotten, when I first tried it, it has a strange taste on inhale which equated to the taste of an apple peel, the exhale was like apple, but wasn't fond of the initial inhale taste, so I put it away to age and tried it again 3 weeks later and it was like biting into a ripe Red Apple both inhale and exhale were great. That is just one example.
So claiming that many have stated there is no reason to steep that vendors juice makes no sense when the vendor themselves tell you to let them age. And I have seen no proof to disprove this and there are many others that will attest to the fact that aging juices will in fact improve and allow the flavors to blend.
In my experience steeping is mandatory for some of MBV's liquids. I ordered butterscotch and tried it right away then a couple of weeks later. I found it to be horrible both times. Almost threw it away but I stuck it far, far away in the dark. Found it a couple of months later and it was pretty good. I don't like it enough to re-order but the taste difference was dramatic.
Butter pecan was just "meh" after a week but after two weeks it's one of my top vapes along with graham cracker. So like I said, I always, always steep MBV before vaping because of the huge difference it makes to me.
Butter pecan was just "meh" after a week but after two weeks it's one of my top vapes along with graham cracker. So like I said, I always, always steep MBV before vaping because of the huge difference it makes to me.
Yea well.... my moo juice tasted like poo juice and a month later it is much more defined poo..... I guess my original statement was offensive.... I apoligize if I offended anyone..
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Your previous post wasn't offensive, just unsubstantiated and not a logical claim. However this post, yeah a bit offensive and unnecessary.
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