As a tobacco nut I am always on the look out to play with tobacco flavors.
How to reduce a tobacco note in a juice is easy. To add to or highlight harder.
This is what worked for me.
1. Tobacco Absolute. Depending on the leaf and curing process the flavor changes.
You need very minute qty here. Under 0.5% else it will over power every other flavor in the juice.
Try and keep on hand at least 2-3 types. I got rustica and Belgium from the USA.
The other flavors I got where Mysore leaf and Andhra Leaf.
2. http://www.ulprospector.com/en/eu/Food/Detail/14688/357814/2-Acetyl-Pyrazine
Is also used.
3. A Cigar Flavor concentrate from like TFA Cuban Cigar. or M- Type Premium in very low qty. 0.5-1%
4. Apple Cider Vinegar.
Additional notes that may work well
Vanilla, Lime, Menthol. Spermint. (I dont these notes but some people do).
The notes I like are
Honey, KolaNut Extract, Natural Smoke, Flouve oil, Date, fig, reisen, extract. & Rose Absolute.
Acetoin, Butyric acid.
This is for all the Tobacco Lovers out there.
Need help identifying the molecules in Honey Tobacco flavor. Hope to pay with the ratio of Honey to Tobacco. Or how % effects the taste. Each % seems to develop a different taste.
Ill update this in a few days. After mixing a new batch.
The excitement in the e-cig scene to tobacco flavors is about digging out old recipes from the 20s and 30s. Which where used on tobacco back in the day. The ones I tried very similar taste to RY4 lol. Just a lot more Vanilla. And you could vape it right after mixing. Have set aside for steep to see what happens.
Seems there where different recipes depending on the type of Tobacco leaf. Like one for Vergina, one for Burley, Orient etc. I think this was the genesis of the RY series.
How to reduce a tobacco note in a juice is easy. To add to or highlight harder.
This is what worked for me.
1. Tobacco Absolute. Depending on the leaf and curing process the flavor changes.
You need very minute qty here. Under 0.5% else it will over power every other flavor in the juice.
Try and keep on hand at least 2-3 types. I got rustica and Belgium from the USA.
The other flavors I got where Mysore leaf and Andhra Leaf.
2. http://www.ulprospector.com/en/eu/Food/Detail/14688/357814/2-Acetyl-Pyrazine
Is also used.
3. A Cigar Flavor concentrate from like TFA Cuban Cigar. or M- Type Premium in very low qty. 0.5-1%
4. Apple Cider Vinegar.
Additional notes that may work well
Vanilla, Lime, Menthol. Spermint. (I dont these notes but some people do).
The notes I like are
Honey, KolaNut Extract, Natural Smoke, Flouve oil, Date, fig, reisen, extract. & Rose Absolute.
Acetoin, Butyric acid.
This is for all the Tobacco Lovers out there.
Need help identifying the molecules in Honey Tobacco flavor. Hope to pay with the ratio of Honey to Tobacco. Or how % effects the taste. Each % seems to develop a different taste.
Ill update this in a few days. After mixing a new batch.
The excitement in the e-cig scene to tobacco flavors is about digging out old recipes from the 20s and 30s. Which where used on tobacco back in the day. The ones I tried very similar taste to RY4 lol. Just a lot more Vanilla. And you could vape it right after mixing. Have set aside for steep to see what happens.
Seems there where different recipes depending on the type of Tobacco leaf. Like one for Vergina, one for Burley, Orient etc. I think this was the genesis of the RY series.
