Long Dong Silver

TFA - RY4 double 7%
TFA - Coconut 4.5%
TFA - Vanilla bourbon 1%
TFA - Graham cracker (clear) 1%
CAP - Vanilla custard (v1) 1%
ANY - Acetyl pyrazine (5%) 0.7%

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A sweet; but not overpoweringly so, mix of coconut vanilla and tobacco, I was inspired by something a friend of mine smokes and was intrigued by the smell in the pouch ( yes I had a cigarette, but this was for science). The tobacco flavor although present is not over powering, i consider this a tobacco type liquid for those who do not like tobacco flavors. On the other hand if you want something slighty stronger i suggest reducing the ry4 by 1% and adding 0.5% of FA - Shade or FLV -Flue cured, the shade being my preference.

ELR - http://e-liquid-recipes.com/recipe/513551/Long-Dong+Silver
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RY4 Double

This is the bulk of the recipe giving it's well known sweetness which is enhanced by the Vanilla custard, yet also providing that tobacco undertone that runs throughout whilst also lending to a slight nuttiness.

Coconut

This already sweet concentrate works perfectly with the caramel aspect of the ry4, it is a pronounced flavor in the mix without fading into the background, the AP and Graham cracker provide crunch making this more of a toasted coconut taste whilst retaining it's sweet milkiness.

Vanilla Bourbon

you really cant substitute this for any other concentrate, the natural slightly alcohol taste this provides helps to take away from the sweetness slightly to prevent the mix from becoming too sickly, this blends perfectly with the coconut and ry4 bringing out the tobacco flavor whilst adding depth and complexity to the mix.

Graham cracker clear

Combined with the AP this is the key to getting the toasted coconut feeling and helping the tobacco come through preventing this from becoming a straight vanilla coconut mix, it lends a very subtle spiciness helping with the complexity.

Vanilla custard

I mainly put this in to add a slight creaminess with out using Bavarian cream and losing some of the vanilla, it helps bring the whole mix together without overpowering anything, whist also bringing a good mouth-feel.

Acetyl pyrazine

This is the concentrate responsible for all the magic, it wakes up the tobacco ensuring it will not be overpowered, helps lend a toastiness to the coconut and works in conjunction with the graham cracker to give crunchy notes to the mix.