I'm DIY and wanting to dip into more tobacco flavors. At first the ashtray smell repulsed me after getting coffin nails out of my system, but now I'd like to try something more subtle and interesting in tobacco flavors. (But not too smooth - Flavor West's Honey Wood and Virginia Fire have almost zero tobacco taste IMO).
I want to buy some flavoring this week but can't decide between these by reading descriptions only. What do you think?
I like the MLB cartridges that are used with the Joye 510, and I'm wondering what 555 is like and DK Tobacco (is supposed to be comparable to 555). Can you describe the nutty flavors? How are they different?
Part of it is that I also want to try to replicate a RY4-variation that ecigexpress just put out called My4, which I am thinking uses MLB as the base tobacco flavor. For me, MLB gets to be a bit much after a while - I just get kinda sick of it. I'm wondering if the other two might still give that nutty flavor of some Ry4's but without overpowering the recipe.
Any recommendations? Which brands are your favorites? Also, if you know of other nutty tobacco flavors, I'd love to hear about them. Or, anything else you want to suggest as far as tobacco flavors go for DIY.
Thanks in advance!
Kuma
I want to buy some flavoring this week but can't decide between these by reading descriptions only. What do you think?
I like the MLB cartridges that are used with the Joye 510, and I'm wondering what 555 is like and DK Tobacco (is supposed to be comparable to 555). Can you describe the nutty flavors? How are they different?
Part of it is that I also want to try to replicate a RY4-variation that ecigexpress just put out called My4, which I am thinking uses MLB as the base tobacco flavor. For me, MLB gets to be a bit much after a while - I just get kinda sick of it. I'm wondering if the other two might still give that nutty flavor of some Ry4's but without overpowering the recipe.
Any recommendations? Which brands are your favorites? Also, if you know of other nutty tobacco flavors, I'd love to hear about them. Or, anything else you want to suggest as far as tobacco flavors go for DIY.
Thanks in advance!
Kuma