Castle Long Clone

I started at 10.01% per the original recipe. Steeped in my crockpot on low for 4 hours with the dropper caps on and the lid cracked a little bit. I use a Tobh RDA.

The majority of my flavors are TFA/TPA with a few capellas here and there..... I started buying from BCV, and his prices are good, BUT on the TPA stuff hes around $4 for 30ml, and for $7ish on TPA you get 120ml. as a beginner, experiementing, mixing batches of this and that...it made sense to me to spend double and get quadruple the concentrate. Maybe its just me?

Phone Guy said:

The majority of my flavors are TFA/TPA with a few capellas here and there..... I started buying from BCV, and his prices are good, BUT on the TPA stuff hes around $4 for 30ml, and for $7ish on TPA you get 120ml. as a beginner, experiementing, mixing batches of this and that...it made sense to me to spend double and get quadruple the concentrate. Maybe its just me?

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Flavoring has a normal shelf life of approximately 2 years if stored correctly. For me huge bottles aren't really the way to go, I usually mix at or under 10% with a few exceptions and it'd just cost way too much to buy 100+4oz bottles.

For those of you that don't DIY, I just discovered aa company called Red Rock Vapor. They make a CL clone called Check Mate, and it's pretty damn good. Prices are cheap, and delivery time is on point. Just figured I'd throw it out there, in case anybody else is on the hunt for a decent alternative. It's not dead on, but the profile is damn close. I've tried Steam Co. Gentlemans Reserve and Lone Star by Longhorn (Longhorn is spot on, but the price is pretty much the same as CL... Although you can get 15ml size). I'm always looking for cheaper alternatives to this juice, because I love it. I just can't afford it.