Concentrates

Flavor concentrates for mixing and recipes

Flavor concentrates are concentrated flavorings used in small amounts to build or adjust a flavor profile. The right product can be used in a recipe, a drink or a DIY e-liquid mix, depending on its formulation and intended use. Browse single flavors and complex blends, then check the individual product page for its ingredients, carrier and use guidance. Never use a concentrate undiluted.

Choose a flavor profile

Start with the taste you want: fruit, berries, citrus, vanilla, cream, bakery, candy, mint or tobacco-style profiles. You can build a recipe from individual flavors or choose a complete blend. Explore concentrates from Flavor West, Capella, The Flavor Apprentice and Mt Baker Vapor.

Can flavor concentrates be used in food and drinks?

Some concentrates are intended for culinary uses such as desserts, baking, sweets, syrups and beverages. Suitability varies by product: flavor name alone does not confirm that a particular concentrate is appropriate for food or drink. Review the ingredients and manufacturer information for the exact flavor, use a suitable food-safe carrier and measure carefully. We do not assume that every concentrate in this category has the same uses.

DIY e-liquid mixing

Many concentrates in this range are also used for DIY e-liquid. These are diluted in a compatible PG/VG base liquid according to the product and recipe. Mixing strength and resting time vary between flavors; follow the specific guidance rather than a single percentage for the whole range. For complete blends, see one shots. Longfills come with concentrate already measured into a larger bottle for that format.

Measure and store with care

Use clean measuring tools and suitable bottles to make small test batches. Record the amount of each ingredient so you can repeat or adjust a recipe. Keep bottles tightly closed, cool and away from direct sunlight, and follow the storage advice on the product label.

Frequently asked questions

Are flavor concentrates ready to use?

No. They are highly concentrated and require suitable dilution for their intended application.

Are all concentrates suitable for baking or beverages?

No blanket statement applies to every flavor. Check the exact product’s ingredients and manufacturer guidance before using it in food or drinks.

How much concentrate should I add?

It depends on the product and what you are making. Start with its specific guidance, measure carefully and adjust in a small test batch.