FlavourArt Tobacco Flavor Chart

[MaxUT]

I found a "tobacco sensorial flavour chart" at the FlavourArt website.

http://www.flavourart.it/grafico tabacco.pdf

While it was useful, it didn't really give a quick visual reference to the characteristics of each flavor, so I reorganized the info in an Excel spreadsheet. You can download it here:

https://secure.filesanywhere.com/fs/v.aspx?v=896f6a8659616fb19d6e

 

[CloudBurst]

Thanks, I always wished I could see it like this!

 

[MaxUT]

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[MaxUT]

Shameless bump.

 

[Scubabatdan]

Shameless bump.

I agree, shamless but great information.
Thanks,
Dan

 

[PlanetScribbles]

I am diluting my tobacco FArts 50/50 with PG, so 1 drop = 1/2 of full strength.
That Turks & US flavor is so very strong.

 

[Umo]

WOW, this is nice info! Thanks for posting!

Pie in the sky, I would love to see this kind of data made available for non-tobacco flavors as well -- a database or wiki of the components of non-tobacco flavors could be an invaluable resource when planning DIY recipes.

 

[SapphireMoon]

Thank you!

I was just researching Flavourart and was wondering what taste notes the different flavors would hit.

 

[datacreek]

Double post...

 

[datacreek]

I can't help but wonder what "Smokey" means. There can be extreme differences in the flavor of smoke. Does anyone know what smoke "Smokey" uses as a baseline or for comparison?...
or perhaps elaborate on this definition.

 

[AlexTM]

Uhm ... first posting? The chart by FA themselves?

 

[GoodDog]

Never mind, duh moment.

 

[zoiDman]

I found a "Tobacco sensorial flavour chart" at the FlavourArt website.

http://www.flavourart.it/grafico tabacco.pdf

While it was useful, it didn't really give a quick visual reference to the characteristics of each flavor, so I reorganized the info in an Excel spreadsheet. You can download it here:

https://secure.filesanywhere.com/fs/v.aspx?v=896f6a8659616fb19d6e

Right On MaxUT. That flavor chart on there web site made me think of summer camp when we would drip colors onto a spinning potery wheel.

 

[kenmhall1]

bump...for a good thread

 

[Liv2Ski]

Thanks MaxUT, very useful

 

[pkj]

Interesting and useful chart.

Thank You!

 

[dripdaddy]

Thanks for the individual breakdown Max. Just what I needed. Bumped.

 

[aprioristic]

Cool, never saw this...

I can't help but wonder what "Smokey" means. There can be extreme differences in the flavor of smoke. Does anyone know what smoke "Smokey" uses as a baseline or for comparison?...
or perhaps elaborate on this definition.

Old question but they may be using some form of guiacol family member as the baseline.

TFA has Ethyl Guaiacol 1% (PG) and IIRC that is closely related to the archetypal chemical.

Never seen this place before but there is a European shop selling it too.

 

[daath]

Strange, I don't perceive the tastes like that. Dark vapure is very hay/grass to me - And they left out Shade, which is my favorite so far.

 

[MaxUT]

Try the Dark Vapure at 7-10%, after about 4 weeks of steeping and you will taste the cocoa. Speaking of 'hay' taste, Cowboy tastes like nothing else at low concentrations, to me at least.

The chart is fairly old. I checked for an update at the time 7 Leaves was introduced but couldn't find anything at the Flavourart site.