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A rich and mellow yet flexible tobacco recipe
submitted over 10 years ago by rumcore
  • Black Mile Plus (FE) 8.5%
  • Vanilla Swirl (FA) 2.5%
  • Coconut (FA) 2.5%
  • Juicy Peach (FA) .08%

Optional, but makes this recipe rock:

  • Dirty Neutral Base (IN) .05%
  • Vape Wizard (FA) .05%

This yields a gorgeous aromatic cigar flavor. You can swap the Juicy Peach for another fruit like cherry or blackberry or omit it altogether if you wish. The Dirty Neutral Base provides a touch of richness that completes the Black Mile Plus. Ethyl Maltol can be substituted for the Vape Wizard if you don't have that on hand.

Vanilla Swirl isn't the only option, either. Vanilla Custard and Bavarian Cream work and give different undertones without compromising the overall flavor. Don't leave out a vanilla component though or it falls flat.

Pairs really well with a whiskey and complements the fruit notes of a stout or porter. Very good with a morning coffee as well.

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by returnityover 10 years agoArmchair Flavorist

Very cool tobacco idea! I've been looking for an excuse to buy the Dirty Neutral INW base. Can you sell me on what exactly it does for you and how you like to use it?

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by rumcoreover 10 years ago

Most tobacco flavorings are essences of the raw leaf. DNB gives an ashy, combusted flavor. The dirty base imparts a smoky, "lit" quality. Using too much gives a dirty ashtray taste.

I use it with dark or heavy tobaccos like black mile, captain, and burly to bring the vape closer to a smoking experience.

A small amount of DNB can bring your recipe into that actual cigar / pipe / cigarette taste if that's what you are missing.

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by heaterisover 10 years ago

M-type gives me a bit of the ashy flavor.

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by fizzmustardover 10 years agoBest Recipe of 2014

Holy dog buns that's a lot of Black Mile Plus! I've never used it that high. This looks pretty solid though.

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by Nicobeakover 10 years ago

Thanks for sharing. I am not very familiar with tobaccos, but I'd like to make a good one. I may have to give the black mile a try. Have you tried FE ry4? I get a slight ashiness from it. That is what I think of when you describe the DNB

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