I believe they are referring to Inawera Virginia which is in my opinion a good tobacco flavor and at %5 would be about right.
I believe they are referring to Inawera Virginia which is in my opinion a good tobacco flavor and at %5 would be about right.
Completely agree. It's a versatile flavor that really fills in the profile. I'm thinking it will go excellent with Flue Cured and Deluxe as well. I'll probably mix a 30ml bottle for the sole purpose of mixing right into the tank with the lighter flavored HS tobaccos.
I believe they are referring to Inawera Virginia which is in my opinion a good tobacco flavor and at %5 would be about right.
A lot of times it comes down to laziness which I am as guilty as any. What is easier to type, INW VA or Inawera E-Flavour Tobacco Virginia. Tobacco Absolute or TA.VapersTek lists an Inawera "E-Flavour Tobacco Virginia." I take it that is what is being suggested.
Thanks!
This can be confusing. INW VA could mean Inawera E-Flavour Tobacco Virginia. Virginia Tobacco Absolute or may be mistaken for just any TA. So maybe we should be more specific.I get a little confused with the abbreviations and then trying to correlate them with offerings on web sites.
Is "INW VA" the same as Inawera Tobacco Absolute Virginia (WG)? TA at 5% seems to be a very high percentage in my experience for a Tobacco Absolute.
I have limited experience with INW TA's but I totally agree. The virginia TA is not a super concentrated flavor. 3-5% is totally fine. I would think less than 3% would end up being a bit bland. When I said the flavor was too strong I was more referring to just the actual flavor itself. It's not one that I personally liked as a standalone. It was more in your face than other tobaccos that I vape but it didn't have that much to do with the %. Sure plays nice with a sweeter/smoother tobacco flavor though. At least to my palate anyways.
......... I have a bottle of INW VA TA that I mixed at 5% flavor. I'm going to add some drops in my tank today and see what it's like. Should give it some more earthy punch but remain sweet and smooth.............
I get a little confused with the abbreviations and then trying to correlate them with offerings on web sites.
Is "INW VA" the same as Inawera Tobacco Absolute Virginia (WG)? TA at 5% seems to be a very high percentage in my experience for a Tobacco Absolute.
The Tobacco Absolute Virginia (WG) appeared to be out of stock, so I went for the Tobacco Absolute Garuda (WG) instead.
Inawera Garuda TA is good. It goes into a lot of my mixes. I like it better then the Virginia TA. Maybe i just need to add more because it tastes pretty bland to me.The Tobacco Absolute Virginia (WG) appeared to be out of stock, so I went for the Tobacco Absolute Garuda (WG) instead.
The Tobacco Absolute Virginia (WG) appeared to be out of stock, so I went for the Tobacco Absolute Garuda (WG) instead.
Well guys, I took my kayfun V4 apart, cleaned it up real good, put some brand new rayon wick in it, soaked the wick with some Inawera Bright Tobacco mixed at %5 and 5 drops of Mothers Milk TA added to the 10ml solution. It has sat for a couple days steeping. Put the kayfun back together and filled it up and gave it a try. The flavor I am getting from it is unmistakeably peanut butter. I tried to vape this for about an hour and had to pour it back into the bottle, add 2 drops of DNB to it, shake it up well and refill the kayfun. It helped it some but its not a keeper in my opinion.
I tried the Bright Tobacco on its own and it wasnt anything special but it wasnt horrible either. Maybe with some INW Virginia TA it might become a good vape but as it is now, I cant see myself finishing this batch.
Yes, Garuda is awesome. As standalone I use 15 drops to 10ml, for combining with others I use 10 drops to 10ml. It goes very well with anything but specially Inawera Clove and Inawera Cuban TA.Inawera Garuda TA is good. It goes into a lot of my mixes. I like it better then the Virginia TA. Maybe i just need to add more because it tastes pretty bland to me.
Dirk
Lol, to me garuda has a lot of "ash", even if you don't have DNB, you coul use Garuda to substitute it. At this moment it has become my favorite iof the Inawera TA.Bull City? The Garuda gets a lot of good reviews as well, plus I get the impression it has less ash than the Virginia, albeit ash seems to get mentioned in all the Inawera TA's.
This can be confusing. INW VA could mean Inawera E-Flavour Tobacco Virginia. Virginia Tobacco Absolute or may be mistaken for just any TA. So maybe we should be more specific.