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Tobacco flavor
submitted over 8 years ago by azzanrev

I've been mixing for a few months now, but I can't seem to find a tobacco flavor that I truly love. Right now I have: Nicvape sweet tobacco, Nicvape Turkish Tobacco(both horrible), FA Virginia(tastes like dirty coffee), SC Virginia Flue Cured(not bad but too sweet), HS Virginia Tobacco(very weak), and NN Tobacco which is a NET. NN Tobacco is the most bearable, but not what I'm looking for. I want a flavor that is straight tobacco leaf, not nutty, or overly sweet. The only tobacco flavors that I have tasted before I started mixing were Juul Virginia Tobacco and Mr.Salt-E Tobacco. I loved both of them and want to create a similar flavor. Nothing complex with a huge amount of flavor, just a simple tobacco. Maybe some tobacco heads can recommend flavors for me. Thanks.

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8 points
 
by twisted_dickover 8 years ago

Try inawera dark for pipe, flavorah's tatanka tobacco, flavorah's Connecticut shade, etc. Inawera and flavorah's are your best bet.

2 points
 
by paingawdover 8 years ago

Dark for Pipe is the bee's knees! After three years away from cigarettes I was suddenly hit with the biggest craving for tobacco. I ordered some NET juices and some D4P. The D4P is EXACTLY what I was looking for and the NET's are left sitting in the cabinet of forgotten juices.

1 points
 
by azzanrevover 8 years ago

Thank you, I'll look into those.

1 points
 
by twisted_dickover 8 years ago

Also maybe inw tobacco absolute virginia

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by HashSlingingSlashurover 8 years ago

http://www.stixxmixx.com

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by Baphometover 8 years agoOne of "The Damned"

I see you droppin this every now and again, brother -- Now that you've piqued my interest, which of the 13 have you tried? Top 3, maybe? What's shipping like with them?

3 points
 
by HashSlingingSlashurover 8 years ago

I actually have no personal experience with them but every single person I see mention them loves it.

/u/arpeggiator8472 has used them in two recipes of recent and raves about them.

If I were going to order I'd get black Cavendish, light flue cured and I'd probably pick up the Kona coffee.

When I make my next supply order I actually plan on getting a coffee flavor or two from stixx mixx

1 points
 
by Arpeggiator8472over 8 years ago

Stixx Mix NETs are so great. Gotta love that Black Cavendish! If you order, be sure and contact Ty Edwards directly via Facebook. He is super cool and very helpful as far as helping people decide the best NET based on what they describe they're after.

4 points
 
by EdibleMalfunctionover 8 years agoThat Sugar Cookie Guy

site:www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/ best tobacco

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by loIwtfover 8 years agoYellow Cake Apologist

+1 every time

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by azzanrevover 8 years ago

I've searched, it didn't help.

5 points
 
by loIwtfover 8 years agoYellow Cake Apologist

I have all of the FA Tobacco line. Based on your question:
FA Burley is a straight, very neutral & plain tobacco leaf flavor
FA Cuban Supreme is also neutral, but more of a cigar flavor, I suppose. It is my favorite FA Tobacco.
FA Soho is great and leafy, many people love it as a standalone tobacco flavor which isn't too strong to vape all day.

 
When it comes to tobacco flavors, people's tastes vary widely--- much more than with other flavor groups. So if you are pursing this, you will quite likely spend a bunch of money on tobacco flavorings and not like many of them. Outside of the above FA recommendations, my advice would be to avoid TFA Tobaccos (except RY4 Double) and pick up some FLV Tobaccos, because I think they are probably the "best" overall quality of flavor. Check out their tobacco line on their website and go from there.

3 points
 
by throwawayeg3over 8 years ago

I second this. FLV Red Burley and FLV Cured Tobacco are good. My next order will include Turkish and Arabic. The Hangsen Arabic is good but really weak. Same with Highway.

2 points
 
by RearEchelonover 8 years ago

What would you recommend as a steeping time for a flavor that uses Soho as its main ingredient?

2 points
 
by FedeBuccsover 8 years ago

Black Fire is good one IMO. It has a retro taste of wood; pretty peculiar and either you love it or hate it.

I love their Virginia tho, it has that hayish taste.

1 points
 
by azzanrevover 8 years ago

I'm going to buy all three of those, thank you. I'm going to have a lot of tobacco flavors to choose from after this order. Hopefully I find the right one.

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by [deleted]over 8 years ago

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by bobbysavageover 8 years agoResident Tobacco Specialist

>NN Tobacco is the most bearable, but not what I'm looking for. I want a flavor that is straight tobacco leaf, not nutty, or overly sweet.

INW Garuda from bullcityflavor.

w/o the sauce you lost mane.... but you can also get lost in the sauce mane...

https://www.reddit.com/r/CloudCollective/comments/3pqhc5/workgroup_tobacco_reviews/

This nerd seems to agree. (kidding bae <3 u)

https://www.reddit.com/r/DIY_eJuice/comments/5gx0fu/tobacco_my_first_order_flavors_recipes_tips/

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by azzanrevover 8 years ago

Garuda is unfortunately not available, I'll look for it on another site. Thank you.

6 points
 
by ChemicalBurnVictimover 8 years agoresident tobacco specialist

I'd definitely try to find a place with Garuda in stock. That's probably your best bet. The Cuban Cigar Tobacco Absolute is also pretty good, especially if you're after something a little on the dry side. Personally, I stay away from all TFA and most FA tobaccos. HS are a bit weak for me as well. ECX Tobacco Express has some decent stuff, but the INW Tobacco Absolutes seem to match what you're looking for the closest.

2 points
 
by azzanrevover 8 years ago

Ok, I ordered Cuban Cigar. I will look for Garuda. Thanks.

2 points
 
by bobbysavageover 8 years agoResident Tobacco Specialist

This one is also good but a lil more robust

http://www.bullcityflavors.com/tobacco-absolute-cuban-cigar-wg-inw/

2 points
 
by T_Maceover 8 years agoresident tobacco specialist

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1 points
 
by bobbysavageover 8 years agoResident Tobacco Specialist

SQQQAAAAUUUUDDDDD

Yo did you ever get started on that banana-bacco recipe?

I got all those banana flavors then fell off.

2 points
 
by T_Maceover 8 years agoresident tobacco specialist

This calls for an overly complex secret handshake

I never got the bananas needed. Which one(s) should I get? Lets do this!

3 points
 
by ID10-Tover 8 years agoWinner of the 2nd DIYorDIE World Mixing Championship

FLV: Cured Tobacco, Virginia Tobacco, Kentucky Blend, Connecticut Shade, Red Burley, Tatanka Tobacco.

INW: Dark for Pipe, Black for Pipe

FA: Black Fire

2 points
 
by funkcpover 8 years ago

Best bet is to make your own with pg and tobacco

2 points
 
by nakedzover 8 years ago

My two favorites so far are FW American Tobacco USA Blend and FLV Turkish Tobacco. ... I agree with you about FA Virginia, can't stand it.

1 points
 
by azzanrevover 8 years ago

I'm not sure what flavor they were aiming for with FA Virginia. It smells weird and tastes like something I can't truly explain.

1 points
 
by DaddyPigSmokeJuiceover 8 years ago

Hay?

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by VAPORMARKover 8 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

Here's some good information

Tobacco "My First Order" Flavors, Recipes & Tips

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by NorthNJover 8 years ago

Try FA bitter wizard @ 1%, it gets rid of a lot off sweetness. I know FA Soho was recommended and while I think it's great, it has a nutty flavor that you said you didn't want.

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by throwawayeg3over 8 years ago

Try INW Gold for Pipe. quick recipe:
4% Gold for Pipe
2% FLV Red Burley
2% INW Vanilla Shisha (you can omit)
This is a rusty and gritty tobacco. I like it. It is smokey and rough.

1 points
 
by N3moHoesover 8 years ago

Inawera 555 and FA Soho are pretty mellow tobaccos. I use these in rotation as my adv's with a touch of FA Pistachio in both.

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by [deleted]over 8 years ago

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