coumarin pipe tobacco?
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Are you planning on extracting pipe tobacco or are you looking for a recipe using flavor concentrate?
If you're planning to extrace pipe tobacco, check out this sub-forum:http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/liquid-extraction-tobacco/
If you're looking for flavor concentrates, Flavor West's Coumarin Pipe flavor is pretty good.
If you're planning to extrace pipe tobacco, check out this sub-forum:http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/liquid-extraction-tobacco/
If you're looking for flavor concentrates, Flavor West's Coumarin Pipe flavor is pretty good.
thank you so much. i had not found "Flavor West". i will look for them.this is what i was looking for. i did not know anyone made that flavor by itself. i thought it a mix of tobacco flavors and something else. so, w/that in mind, if someone knows which single flavors to play w/to make it, leat me know. in the meantime, i will go find flavor west and order that up. also finding i like a flavor called "Havana Banana". and i have not seen a "single" flavoring for that one either. but i would assume one could order Havana flavor and a few banana flavors and experiment. i seem to be finding that fruity flavors seem easy to make taste well w/slight tweaks. the coffee and tobaccos are a different story. anyone else think this?
i went to Flavor west's site and found the smallest amount i could buy was 4 oz. i like the flavor enough to try even at 7+ a bottle. but when i went to shipping, wow, 9 bucks at minimum. is there something i am missing? do i just need to try a whole lot of products to justify the shipping? if i knew for sure it is the same as i have? maybe but? perhaps there is a site i could go to and get a smaller sample along w/other small samples? i feel perhaps i am pestering you all and do not want that. i just need help as i do not know of all the sources or if there are any besides the main source?
Try here Coumarin Pipe by Flavor West
And while you are there....check out all the other nom noms they have on site
And while you are there....check out all the other nom noms they have on site
I agree completely... the tobacco's and the coffees are a bit of a challenge to dial in correctly... working on that myself in fact.
With tobacco flavors less is more and also they need to steep.Try making few small bottles in diff flavor % and see how they taste first day and few days later and so on.As you mentioned fruits tend to be pretty simple its the tobaccos/coffees and complex desserts that are much more tricky and need experimenting with to suit your taste
On the tobacco side, you HAVE to start off with a really, really good tobacco (steeping and filtering the way I do) because it will taste as good as the tobacco is. I tried skimping on that part and it was a total waste of my products. After learning from THAT mistake I went on to a decent all natural tobacco and wow, the difference was amazing. I've also learned to add several drops of vanilla or caramel to the tobacco to 'smooth' out the harshness a bit as soon as I start the steeping process. (the same thing with a sweetener does some miracles too) Depending on how much you use. (just a little bit, not much) Normally, it won't really add a vanilla flavor to it it'll just make it a bit more mellow when added to your favorite mix and the throat hit isn't quite SO harsh when vaped. (of course, depending on the amount of PG/VG/Nic you add)
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