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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    Mainly interested in the snuffs. Kinda hard to find now days, and they carry a load of every kind. Just grabbed the S.G. twist, just a run on how good the service was. 12 days from U.K. not bad. They do PayPal. Service was good.
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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    I don't age my blends for very long either, usually once I mix it up I can't stay out of it, but they do improve for the better as I work through the bottle. I have a few that I'm trying to age a little, but if I ever get into it doesn't last too long. lol!
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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    The first couple extracts I did when I started, were room temp maceration's and they turned out great, but when I started doing heat assisted I liked they way they turned out, better. They seemed to have a little more flavor and a little more robust. They really don't seemed cooked. I like some...
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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    Vape mail arrived today from U.K. (Mr. Snuff) Samuel Gawith Finest Kendal Twist Brown No.4 25g Samuel Gawith Kendal Brown Original 25g Snuff Boy, both of these are in your face, stout smelling. Going to combine these in a Heat Assist/100% PG extract. Probably 150 degree for 48 hrs. May do a...
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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    I say, go for it!
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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    Would be interested in how the D and R Picayune turns out. Keep us posted.
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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    Added to wish list. Thanks Exchanger. Wonder if this thing could be broken into a small crumb and added to the leaf being extracted. Just a thought.
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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    I guess you could extract wood for a flavor? Would you just whittle it into shavings and proceed like tobacco? I have considered roasting (not quite to the point of burning them), Hickory flakes to add to a tobacco extract. Nothing like building a fire in the fireplace with Hickory and then...
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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    I wonder if it's just a seasonal thing or if it's just made in limited supply and gets scooped up quick. I'd love to get my hands on the G,W Black Irish X and a couple others, too.
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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    Hey guys. Just throwing some progress out there on a few blends I been working on. Solani Aged Burley Flake #656 @ 4% Dunhill The Royal Yacht @ 4% Gawith and Hoggarth Dark Birds Eye (190 Ethanol Extract) @ 4% FA Bitter Wizard @ 1% (measured @ 30 drops/ml) FA Oak Wood @ .5% (measured @ 30...
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    Tobacco extraction using heated Ethanol

    Added to bookmarks! Thanks gt
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    Tobacco extraction using heated Ethanol

    I see this becoming essential equipment. Any recommendations on full kits? I've seen them on the cheap but just afraid that's what you'd get.....cheap! That coming from some of the reviews on them.
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    Can you describe your filtation process ?

    That Hario dripper will also make a mean cup o' joe. lol!
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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    Looks like a nice list. Would like to know how the GHC Black Twist Sliced and Sweet Rum Twist turned out. Been wanting to do those. I love the SG 1792. I have the JackKnife but haven't taken it out of the tin yet. Always hate breaking into the tin's. Makes me want to smoke!
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    Best tobacco for flavor extraction

    Here's a few I find myself using quit a bit in different combinations Dunhill The Royal Yacht, Solani Aged Burley Flake No. 656, Blending - Izmir Ribbon Cut, Gawith, Hoggarth & Co. Dark Bird's Eye (I love this stuff, tastes like Dirty Neutral Base, compliments the blend with an ashy taste that...
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    Extended Cold Maceration ?

    If you got off a pretty clean/clear extract after filtering, I'd pull off some and mix it up for aging and a test run. Should be OK. How did it look after filtering?
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    Extended Cold Maceration ?

    Not familiar with those filters but if it's passing through that quick , I would say the rating is pretty high. I'm assuming a 100% pg extract? The 2.5 Ahlstrom filters I'm using takes about 24 hours for a 100-120mlx100% pg of extract @ room temp. to pass through. The Thomas 1.5 filters take 30+...
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    Questions about extractions

    @gt_1955 I removed my last statement and question from my post. I felt like it hijacked @Kythcat op. Sorry guys.
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    Questions about extractions

    While the general consensus is that NET's doesn't contain WTA (or very little) I have to say that there is something there, that's missing from nic only eliquid. I managed to quit smoking using nic only liquid but I never shook the itch that slowly but surely was dragging me back to smoking...
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    Questions about extractions

    NET is basically a term coined to mean flavor that's been extracted from tobacco by steeping it in (your case) PG. Naturally Extracted Tobacco. As far as amounts, if your using a pint mason jar it should more than accommodate 2 0z of RYO tobacco. Be sure to thoroughly clean, rinse and dry your...
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