Have used Liqua American Blend for a while. I only use tobacco flavors, 50/50, and its easy on my coils and wicks. MTL vaper. Been vaping since the 510 was an actual Joye device, and not a standard connector, however long ago that was.
But it's getting expensive at $27 for 70ml.
Am trying to find some easy (as in AIO) tobacco flavor concentrates, that don't need mixing with other flavors. Happened across Hangsen flavors and they have the USA Mix that I remember I liked.
Looking to try others and build a portfolio of tobacco's, but seems hard to find a site that carries a complete catalog. Ordered some stuff from River Supply but they are missing a lot.
Is there a "new" brand that taken over Hangsen for AIO tobacco flavors? And is more widely available?
I lean towards the more honeyish smooth tobacco's, and don't like the nutty ones like 555 or RY4
From what I've seen Flavorah seems to have some great tobacco flavors. Maybe u/mysticalbuffalo or someone else familiar with them can help you further with a direction to take.
u/rouyal, I would consider getting the FLV tobacconist pack from Bull City Flavors. It's only $50 and you get an assortment to try to see what you like. Worst case if you only liked a few of them it's still money well spent.
Edit, also check out this thread for a detailed breakdown by u/isuamadog.
Good idea. Their flavor packs include quite a variety and it's definitely cheaper this way if your going to buy most in the pack anyways. u/rouyal check out recipes on alltheflavors too. You can search whole recipes by individual flavors. This will give you an idea of tobacco pairings that work or average flavor percentages used.
SC / FE tobaccos are great
Inawera has a lot of tobacco flavors, they are dirt cheap and require only 3% to mix.
Look into Stixx Mixx, those are NET tobacco concentrates & seem to be intended for use as single flavors. A lot of people enjoy mixing two or more together as well for even more tobacco goodness. They have a lot of different flavors to choose from, read reviews to find which may suit your tastes
How hard on coil/wick is stixx mixx?
so I've heard that all NETs are tougher on coils than regular mixes, but I haven't noticed that in my limited experiences with them yet. I did hear that the owner of Stixx Mixx donates heavily to certain political sides, so if that's something that would matter to you, then you can PM me if you want more info. Some people care about that, some don't so I wanted to mention it. I wasn't aware until after I'd already bought some.