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Need help from former MFS (MyFreedomSmokes) customers
Has any found a supplier or company that has tobacco e-juice like or very similar to MFS Turbosmog, Tall Paul, or Red Luck?
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Best tobacco for flavor extraction
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There is nothing wrong with a well made Latakia or for that matter or some "real" St. James Parish Perique for an enjoyable evening vape!...Guess this says a lot about Me!!!LUV the stuff!
mine is from Gawith Hoggarths range of tobaccos as are many other extracts....Guess this says a lot about Me!!!
Used a a condiment it can be very nice, but i overdid the amount of extract % on many at the beginning and maxed out a little too much on it.
my extraction technique is rough and ready , simmer in pg and leave to mature. filtration..a teabag
The latakia extract is the strongest of the lot, pine needles and creosote
my perique is also a Gawith Hoggarth , very nice. my first perique was a house of liquids net , my extraction tastes slightly more fruity.
I have tried Perique all by itself, and it ranks among the top for flavor. The good part is, only 4% will give you a real flavorful vape. Sometimes I add 1-2% Virginia as an enhancement. Most people do it the other way - More Virginia and less Perique.
When you say "real" are you referring to RBFS - St. James Parish or do you mean perique grown in SJP?
I'm about out of St. James Parish and am getting worried, it's been my goto NET and I have been unable to replicate it.
I used to refer to vendor made liquids such as RBFS St.James Parish, but now I enjoy, much more, the extracts I have made from the tobacco itself on the market.
While I don't really care for a pure or heavy Perique blend for just casual vaping, I think it is one of the best after (big) dinner vapes I have found. The way the fruity sourness blends on the palette allows the true tobacco(ness) of the extract to come out. Leaving a very slight bitterness one enjoys from a good after dinner smoke. For me it's fantastic.
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Ive never tried a diy tobacco extract but Im interested in trying. I really enjoyed the european line of El toro puros untill they stopped supplying it to US distributors.
I would like to try and extract some cuban cigar like tobacco.
What would be the best method for this and what would be a good tobacco to use?
I would like to try and extract some cuban cigar like tobacco.
What would be the best method for this and what would be a good tobacco to use?
I am not a fan of cigars, but I keep hearing Acid Blondie is a good one for extraction. Ethanol will give you the deepest flavor.
I figured as much, just that it carries the SJP name.
Where do you get your genuine perique tobacco?
Check out the extraction threads, everything is there. Most beginners have better luck with pipe tobaccos. Cigars are more challenging to do well.
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I can vape Perique not only after dinner, but after breakfast and lunch. In fact I can vape it all day long
Same, been vaping it three days straight. I have some balkan I made about a year ago but I got burned out on it. Need to start extracting again but so far I have only really liked Latakia, Balkan and Perique. I don't know what to try next.I can vape Perique not only after dinner, but after breakfast and lunch. In fact I can vape it all day long
Ditto that. Best varital for NET in my book, hands down.I can vape Perique not only after dinner, but after breakfast and lunch. In fact I can vape it all day long
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Anyone interested in a synthetic flavor similar to Perique, 7Leaves ultimate from Flavor Art might be a choice. It is not exactly the same, but has that fruity flavor. It takes a long long time to steep - at least 6 weeks, perhaps even more...
I have had good success with DIY extractions from the following two Perique tobaccos ordered from smokingpipes.com. They are found under the "tobacco heading" "bulk" tobaccos.
one is McClelland blending Perique and the other was Cornell & Diehl long cut Perique.
very fine vapes! The longer the steep the better they got! Wishing you good luck with these!
although I acquired a sensitivity over the years to propylene glycol in extractions, I have really enjoyed Boomerdude's extractions sent to me by MrMann many moons back.
I really like PS 84 but sometimes I was wanting something more Turkish forward, so I have recently made extractions of two of P&C's blending tobaccos.
Izmir fine cut Blending - Izmir Fine Cut - Pipes and Cigars
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Smyrna Blending - Smyrna - Pipes and Cigars
My plan is to mix these with the PS 84, but the Smyrna is really good by itself.
The Izmir has a more dry and musty flavor, so will work better in a mix.
It's been a couple of years since I had NET.com's Sun Cured, but either of these will tick that box.
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