Good day across thevapescape 
This is a question ( or perhaps rather an invitation to share insight, experiential advice and expertise )
I suppose for the diy - ers,
peeps who are out there mixing up blends - whether you are artisanmastercraftsmen (or women)
or you are tinkering around for the love of experimentation and perfecting your flavors...
I'm curious as to everyone's take on tobacco extraction 'best practices'
I'm seeking to attempt this and hoping to do so as naturally as possible ie. W/organic tobacco, preferably with non-gmo vg only,
I've already done some due diligence,
( + I have experience distilling essential oils and making various other infusions and extracts- however, tobacco, obviously is much different - chemically and otherwise.)
That said,
I would be super grateful to hear anyone's wisdom and / or personal experience -
Where is the sweet spot in terms of alcohol, Heat,
Time,
?
...( aside from love & patience )
What went into the best batch you've ever processed?
In terms of taste, hit quality, etc,
what do you feel creates the best end product?
Any/all input is welcome
With gratitude,
This is a question ( or perhaps rather an invitation to share insight, experiential advice and expertise )
I suppose for the diy - ers,
peeps who are out there mixing up blends - whether you are artisanmastercraftsmen (or women)
or you are tinkering around for the love of experimentation and perfecting your flavors...
I'm curious as to everyone's take on tobacco extraction 'best practices'
I'm seeking to attempt this and hoping to do so as naturally as possible ie. W/organic tobacco, preferably with non-gmo vg only,
I've already done some due diligence,
( + I have experience distilling essential oils and making various other infusions and extracts- however, tobacco, obviously is much different - chemically and otherwise.)
That said,
I would be super grateful to hear anyone's wisdom and / or personal experience -
Where is the sweet spot in terms of alcohol, Heat,
Time,
?
...( aside from love & patience )
What went into the best batch you've ever processed?
In terms of taste, hit quality, etc,
what do you feel creates the best end product?
Any/all input is welcome
With gratitude,
