Sometimes when I'm vamping I wish whatever I'm tasting was smokier.

submitted about 9 years ago by ravin187

Is there an additive that I could add to a tankful of juice to fulfill this need?

Thanks!

And I mean vaping. Stupid iPhone.

Comments

8 points

by sixfiveliveabout 9 years ago

INW DNB (dirty neutral base) flavor, or as others stated, FA or HS Black Fire

1 points

by ravin187about 9 years ago

what is a dirty neutral base lol?

2 points

by queuetueabout 9 years agoAllTheFlavors Creator/Admin

INW makes several bases - 'neutral' means flavorless , 'dirty' means they put essense of ashtray into it. You can get DNB at bull city, among other places.

1 points

by ravin187about 9 years ago

excellent. thanks!

1 points

by SolanaceaeEnthusiastabout 9 years ago

I second this. HS black fire to me is too much bbq smokiness (unless thats what you want)

1 points

by T_Maceabout 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

INW DNB yup yup yup! It's ashtray flavor and I'm sad to say I love it.

/u/ravin187

5 points

by Goldvingabout 9 years ago

http://www.ecigexpress.com/diy-e-liquid/diy-e-liquid-flavors/flavourart-usa/flavourart-tobacco/black-fire-tobacco-by-flavourart.html

4 points

by Zayevabout 9 years ago

Have you tried blood, Mr. Dracula, sir?

3 points

by 10kAllDayabout 9 years ago

I went to a doctor, all he did was suck blood from my neck.

Don't go see Dr. Acula.

2 points

by ravin187about 9 years ago

Stains the teeth.

3 points

by NigelKFabout 9 years ago

FlavourArt Oakwood will help. Don't add it to a tank - add it to a bottle, shake really well, and let it sit (cap on) for a few days to a few weeks.

Inawera DNB is more of an ashy flavor, if that's what you're looking for, but it does require quite a bit of steeping time.

3 points

by CheebaSteebaabout 9 years agoFrugivore

What kind of flavors do you like? If you like tobaccos INW Black for Pipe is a nice smokey pipe tobacco

2 points

by ravin187about 9 years ago

thanks! I assume like others mentioned that this isn't something I can add to a tankful, but rather needs to steep?

1 points

by CheebaSteebaabout 9 years agoFrugivore

I wouldn't really recommend just adding something to a tankful since it won't have a chance to really mix well. This one is just a tobacco flavoring that happens to be smokey; you can mix it with other ingredients or enjoy it by itself.

2 points

by wh1skeyk1ngabout 9 years agoDiketones, Schmiketones

I wouldn't recommend adding flavoring to what has likely already began to homogenize before you put it in your tank. If you want smokier taste, mix some of the other suggestions here with your recipe, and let them steep with your mix. Adding it directly to your tank is going to make it wicked harsh when you get to the added flavoring, and likely taste terrible.

1 points

by Skikaabout 9 years ago

FA Black Fire will add all the smokiness you will ever need. I use it at 1% or less, and it definitely does the trick.

1 points

by ravin187about 9 years ago

thanks! I assume like others mentioned that this isn't something I can add to a tankful, but rather needs to steep?

1 points

by Skikaabout 9 years ago

It definitely needs to mix properly with juice.

1 points

by ravin187about 9 years ago

Dang

1 points

by avtomat5150about 9 years ago

TFA Caramel Original adds a bit of savory smokiness, I would say. It's just a hint, though.

2 points

by PM_Me_Your_Clonesabout 9 years ago

Fair warning, Caramel Original is made with Corn Syrup, not considered vape-safe.

4 points

by avtomat5150about 9 years ago

...as I sit here vaping it single flavor at 10%. Damn. Thanks for the info.

1 points

by ravin187about 9 years ago

probably looking for more than a hint, but thanks!

1 points

by thedirtyprojectorabout 9 years agoMixologist

TFA Hickory?

1 points

by ravin187about 9 years ago

thanks! I assume like others mentioned that this isn't something I can add to a tankful, but rather needs to steep?

1 points

by leapinglabratsabout 9 years ago

Steeping aside, you'll never be able to mix it properly inside a tank without leaking or risk having the wick absorb too much of the concentrate which would make for a very unpleasant experience.

1 points

by Juggalo1717about 9 years ago

Does tobacco flavor taste sweet?

1 points

by ravin187about 9 years ago

Dang. Thanks for the input.

1 points

by fridge13about 9 years ago

Vamping is now what I call vaping while camping.

1 points

by ravin187about 9 years ago

I coined a term? Such incredible power.

-9 points

by max_dongerabout 9 years ago

Don't take this as me advising you to do so, it's just an "off the top of my head" idea. Liquid smoke is a thing (mostly for adding hickory smoked flavor to foods). I have no idea if it would be even remotely safe to vape, but it might be something to look into.

3 points

by LordDonglerabout 9 years ago

Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

2 points

by max_dongerabout 9 years ago

I didn't say it was a good idea.

1 points

by captenplanet90about 9 years ago

Then why even bring it up?

1 points

by max_dongerabout 9 years ago

How about smoked salmon, lol http://www.happyvaper.com/product-p/flv3ml-salmon-smoked.htm

1 points

by Rex_Clonexabout 9 years ago

I wish this had reviews. I do love smoked salmon but I just cant bring myself to imagine vaping it...

3 points

by User_Not_Recognizedabout 9 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

TFA does make a hickory smoke flavor. Just sayin'.

2 points

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