TL;DR: This might work as an ingredient if you want to clone Halo's Torque 56 or create something similar.

 

Specs:

• percentage used: 4%
• 18 day steep
• PG/VG ratio: 50/50
• vaped on NarDA rda, A1 Kanthal, 24 gauge, spaced coil, 0.74 ohm, 12-18 watts

 

Flavor Properties:

• sweet (for a tobacco)
• mild

 

Relatable Flavors:

• gentle, sweet, black liquorice, not overpowering
• molasses
• subtle Swedish berries vibe goin on very low in the background
• no actual tobacco leaf flavor present

 

Mouth Feel:

• moderately dense

 

Off Flavors:

• none

 

Position In A Recipe:

• accent flavor
• use as a topping in aromatic pipe blends
• or use in low percents (2ish % to sweeten a hardy non-aromatic bacco mix)

 

Suggested Percentage:

• 4-6%

 

Pairings:

• pipe tobaccos (INW "For Pipe" line comes to mind)

 

Conclusion:

• First off, I feel this is an aromatic tobacco flavor. Aromatics are tobaccos that have toppings like cherry, vanilla, liquorice, etc.
• This will blend very well in aromatic pipe tobacco mixes.
• I prefer non-aromatic tobaccos so I won't be reaching for this often unless using it at very low percents. If you enjoy a bit of sweetness in your leaf, this could make for an interesting ingredient.
• To be clear, it's not sweet like EM or Sucralose. It's sweet because of the molasses note.
• If I was trying to clone Halo's Torque 56, I would definitely try putting this in there. Actually, when I think of tobaccos like Torque 56, this flavor starts to make a lot of sense.