Mt baker vapor juice still tastes like chemicals after over 2 weeks of steeping.
Any clue what's up with this? It tastes almost worse than when I started steeping. I used a few different methods such as heated water, and having the bottles completely opened in the closet.
On another note, does anyone know of an online vendor that sells a good Vanilla Custard that won't take this long to steep?
Posted Jun 2, 2014, 2:15 AM UTC
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Don't worry man I order almost exclusively from MBV they're good people. And they make quality juice.
How long do I need to steep the juice? I can't really fathom needing to steep more than 2 weeks to get rid of the chemical taste.
Mt Baker Vapor has a video about steeping you should check out.
http://youtu.be/iC2UCL0J4es
The chemical taste you are referring to is in fact the flavor they use. They use FlavorWest Vanilla Custard. It tastes like chemicals. Age or steep it forever, it won't change that taste.
What you are looking for is a non Flavorwest Vanilla Custard. Try Grant's or Gremlins.
Fruit and tobacco flavors are usually good to go when you get them. Custards and creams can take a few months of steeping. The only thing the hot water or hot temps does is allow every thing to mix together better while they are hot. Also never leave have your bottles open longer than a few hours, if you leave them for longer you will just kill the flavor.
Mt Baker vapor put up a video about steeping their juice. You may want to check it out. You're not totally wrong, but you aren't completely right.
http://youtu.be/iC2UCL0J4es
I don't really like fruit or tobacco flavors, I love custard an unhealthy amount. What I don't understand is how my B&M mixes my juice when I want it, and it tastes pretty damn good right when I get it, while MBV juice doesn't. Both juices are Vanilla Custard.
I was really hoping I'd be able to find a reasonably priced decent Vanilla Custard. If I have to buy my bottles in advance, it's really going to suck. I kill 50ml a week, and buying over a months worth of juice at once would break my bank.
A lot of people seem to recommend gremlin vanilla custard but I haven't personally tried it. Also the vapor chef is doing a custard well and his stuff is good I like quite a few of his juices.
I can second the Gremlin Vanilla Custard.
Tark's Aztec is the one you want. I went on a big juice buying spree a couple of months ago and the Aztec is the only one I've put a significant dent in. Tasty both in a tank or on cotton.