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Does anyone have a working tobaccostone recipe they would like to share
submitted about 10 years ago by PierGarrettinni
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by xXwhite_whaleXxabout 10 years ago

I'm happy to see the recent love for tobaccos. I have an order which should arrive this week. Making a Vanilla Bourbon Apple Tobacco.

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by Xariazabout 10 years ago

That sounds amazing. I agree it's nice to see tobacco love

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by heaterisabout 10 years ago

I'm vaping my DIY green apple / black honey tobacco blend as I type this.

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by MrsCustardSeesYouabout 10 years ago

I've read good things about FA Dessert Ship but couldn't recommend anything personally.

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by hotwingsandcoldbeerabout 10 years agoTobacconist

I'm not sure a tobaccostone recipe is workable because of the huge variety of tobacco flavors available and that's the allure of tobaccos. Many of them are complex and function great as a base or on their own.

FA Desert Ship was mentioned and I've never had it but ECX Desert Ship is one of my favorite bases to build on. It's even quite good on it's own.

This is a simple 2 ingredient recipe that started out as "tobacco #7" and has turned into Desert Cig:

ECX Desert Ship 3%

ECX Real Cig 3%

As with all tobaccos the longer the steep, the better the flavor. Minimum of 1 week. I have a lot of tobacco recipes I'm working on.

A few other favorites of mine are:

ECX Cigar

ECX Captain

ECX Black Mile and Black Mile Plus

ECX French Pipe

FA Tobacco

FA Maxx Blend

FA 7 Leaves

Seedman Captain Black

Most of these mix well with apple, cherry, vanilla or any other creative spin you choose.

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by Davesnothearabout 10 years agoMixologist

My favorite tobacco so far is Flavorah Flue Cured. I found I couldn't stand tobacco vapes once I switched from cigs, but this one is a winner for me. Their Virginia tobacco is also really good.

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by Ding_Dang_Dongersabout 10 years ago

Goes well with their coffee, too.

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by dade1701about 10 years ago

What is tobacco stone?

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