Taste and use
It's used as the main grape note in fruit blends and as an accent alongside berries.
Typical use is 1.05-3.5%, averaging around 2.4%. It often appears with INW Cactus, FA Fuji Apple, CAP Sweet Strawberry or INW Raspberry, and some mixers use FA Meringue to soften it.
How to use Grapes
Inawera Grapes is a food-grade flavor concentrate for mixing your own e-liquid. In 182 recipes of our database it is added at 2.44% of the volume on average; in half of the recipes, from 1 to 3.19%.
Work out the amounts for your volume, nicotine strength and PG/VG ratio in the DIY calculator.
What it pairs with
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inawera/cactus-kaktusINW Cactus (Kaktus)43 recipes together
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capella/super-sweetCAP Super Sweet37 recipes together
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flavourart/fuji-appleFA Fuji Apple26 recipes together
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capella/sweet-strawberryCAP Sweet Strawberry23 recipes together
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inawera/raspberry-malinaINW Raspberry (Malina)20 recipes together
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flavourart/meringueFA Meringue20 recipes together
Recipes
- Grape Ice | [close Red's recipe] VG/PG 65/35 · ★ 5
- Blue Grape Berry V4 VG/PG 50/50 · ★ 5
- [LEP006a] Grack juice VG/PG 70/30 · 2 days · ★ 5
- Syrah Shiraz VG/PG 80/20 · ★ 5
- Grapple Boi VG/PG 70/30 · ★ 5
- Berry's Fresh v1 VG/PG 70/30 · ★ 5
- Grape Haribo VG/PG 70/30 · ★ 5
- Blue Grape Escape VG/PG 70/30 · ★ 5
- GreenCake VG/PG 75/25 · 14 days · ★ 5
- Retro VG/PG 75/25 · ★ 5
FAQ
How much Inawera Grapes should I add?
2.44% on average, usually from 1 to 3.19% of the liquid volume - based on 182 recipes in our database.
What should I mix Grapes with?
The most frequent pairs: Cactus (Kaktus), Super Sweet, Fuji Apple, Sweet Strawberry, Raspberry (Malina).