Why didn't I think of that? On my to do list. May add just a drop of bavarian creme just to add my own touch.Aheadatime's Prince Albert Soft Vanilla 'Rillos
Gold Ducat 3.5%
TA Cuban 1.5%
Vanillin 10% solution .5%
French Vanilla (DIYFS) 1%
My variation:
Inawera Gold Ducat 4%
Rustica (10% solution) 1%
Inawera Wanilia (vanilla) 1%
Um um good. And so easy. Whopping long 20 minutes hot steep. Sweet but not too sweet, but plenty sweet to go great with a hot cup of coffee. (Yeal, yeal, it's 6:51 pm here and too late for coffee but I'm drinking it anyways.)
Thanks Aheadatime. And if you'd rather I take your name off just mention it and I will. Also I'd still like to see your percents if you don't mind sharing. I figured I wanted it a little stiffer for this so I bumped the GD up from my normal 3%. It's perfect for me now but depending on what steeping does for it I may drop back to 3% for the GD.
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vaping in NYC" data-source="post: 15794394" class="bbCodeBlock bbCodeBlock--expandable bbCodeBlock--quote js-expandWatch">vaping in NYC said:
A lot of very good recommended reading above but the final answer will come from you. Only you can determine what works for your individual taste. This is accomplished by reading the recommended links and lots of experimentation.
Most common are
vanilla
sweet cream
EM
sweetener
AP
caramel
Dirty nutural base (DNB) (Inawera)
TA
WTA
Just doing some research will find many more. This thread alone has so many wonderful recipes and tobacco recommendations (Just start reading from page 1). There's no one stop short list it takes research.
I believe I gave you my recommended reading in another post of yours in a different thread but in the event you missed it here it is again.
My blogs will give insight into all aspects of DYI, from steeping to what supplies to have on hand to a basic walk through mixing your first E-juice.
E-Cigarette Forum - dannyv45 - Blogs
Then read hoosier's blogs. These blogs concentrate on fine tuning your mix and give insight on additives.
E-Cigarette Forum - Hoosier - Blogs
Then read Boletus's blog's. These blogs concentrate on formulation of nicotine bases regarding proper calculations methods for figuring Nicotine concentration as well as safety.
E-Cigarette Forum - Boletus - Blogs
Then read Ginger's book "E-Cigarettes 102: DIY E-Liquid". It is a book which I've contributed to that delivers an in depth easy to follow guide in the art of DYI.
E-Cigarettes 102: DIY E-Liquid
I recommend viewing VPLive Vape Team Episode #82: DIY Safety and bookmark it for future reference. It explains safety in all aspects of DYI.
VPLive Vape Team Episode #82: DIY Safety
then read the stickies at the top of the page.
this will explain a lot of the how's and why's.
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Hey ViNY,
Some things I think of are.
Nicotine
Virginia
Burley
Cigar
Dark tobacco
Nutty
AP
EM
Caramel
Coffee
Vanilla
Menthols
Spices
I'm back into my bottle of VZ SC Virginia Flue Cured today, and thought I'd share my impressions so here goes.
First up is odor. Good Lord, this stuff stinks. Smell from the bottle is strong green tobacco like some cheap cigar or pipe tobacco that hasn't been cured properly. But this really comes into it's own when you fill a room with vapor. Good grief it would mag a gaggot I tell you.
Vaping wise, I'm about half way ashamed to admit I sort of like it. Not enough to reorder and admittedly I had to go outside to vape another 1 ml or so after fogging my room, but all I can say is, it vapes sort of like it smells, but some how slightly better, think goodness.
Ok, vape wise, slightly dry, very much tobacco leaf with grassy notes a little green and under sweetened for me. I fancy a hint of the natural nut type flavor that some tobaccos have, which might be why I sort of like it.
Now, where's the fabreeze?
First up is odor. Good Lord, this stuff stinks. Smell from the bottle is strong green tobacco like some cheap cigar or pipe tobacco that hasn't been cured properly. But this really comes into it's own when you fill a room with vapor. Good grief it would mag a gaggot I tell you.
Vaping wise, I'm about half way ashamed to admit I sort of like it. Not enough to reorder and admittedly I had to go outside to vape another 1 ml or so after fogging my room, but all I can say is, it vapes sort of like it smells, but some how slightly better, think goodness.
Ok, vape wise, slightly dry, very much tobacco leaf with grassy notes a little green and under sweetened for me. I fancy a hint of the natural nut type flavor that some tobaccos have, which might be why I sort of like it.
Now, where's the fabreeze?
That pretty much sums up Hangsen Flue Cured. Taste like what you imagine a wet leaf of tobacco would taste like or wet silage (if you ever been around a silo) smells like. Garuda TA did help this vape a lot but it will never be a stand alone or base flavor but would work well in a vape where you want a little grassy/hayish undertone.
Hs desert ship also has that siliage note. Some love it, I do too on ocassion. Its kinda musty, grassy, with a good tobacco note.. But in the corn belt around harvest time you can definitely tell that the aroma/ taste of hs DS is a very similar note.
I haven't had DS in quite a while but I don't remember it having that siliage note or it could be I actually like that note and don't understand what siliage means (I'm a city boy) 
I'll have to break the bottle back out and revisit it. Last I remember I thought it was a lot like elder captain just drier.
I'll have to break the bottle back out and revisit it. Last I remember I thought it was a lot like elder captain just drier.
I guess it's the different curing process but, of course, I'm here in burley country, where the whole plant is harvested and hung in barns to air dry. I've never been to a flue cured farm but the smell would be very different I would think.
Jeremy I'm thinking that would make sense because I think when Camel says 'foreign and domestic' that means Turkish and Virginia , or did at one time anyway.
Edit. I'm thinking Virginia was the type of tobacco, mostly grown in N.Carolina and flue cured. I could be wrong about that though.
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I haven't had DS in quite a while but I don't remember it having that siliage note or it could be I actually like that note and don't understand what siliage means (I'm a city boy)
I'll have to break the bottle back out and revisit it. Last I remember I thought it was a lot like elder captain just drier.
Yeah city boy...
What you call musty - is after the harvest of corn smell.
Yeah city boy...
What you call musty - is after the harvest of corn smell.
I like musty so that would be a good reason I don't object to those flavors. I have a bottle of flue cured but it's one of those bottles I never opened. I got to give it a try.
I'm not all "City boy" I once stepped in dog poo does that count as farm experience
I don't normally drip.........but when I do.......... I see a doctor
LOL!!....And I though my tagline was funny......... Love it
Sorry about interrupting the Rustica and TA's discussion but I needed to tell you about a new (to me) Inawera flavor that I mixed: 3 5's---can only say MMMM: dry, nutty, delicious! 2 small drops per 5ml made the magic. (These Wera Garden flavors are very concentrated and well realized).
Agreed it is good. I'm going to mix some at 2 drops per 5ml but I don't think my tired old taste buds can go that low lol.
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I don't normally drip.........but when I do.......... I see a doctor
LOL!!....And I though my tagline was funny......... Love it
Dripping is more convenient because you have no leaking tanks to worry about.
I do drip and no i'm not going to the Dr. i have tanks but like dripping the best as weird as this may sound i like my igo l
My tired old taste buds have recovered a lot in the last, well, going on five years now, but I still need a fairly stout dose to suit me. Way less than I used to use though but I guess part of that is better equipment as well as recovering taste buds.
Anyways, when I read Art's post above, I realized I didn't start low and move up with my Inawera 3 Five like I should have done with any new flavor. Now that I've done so, I find that I like it at about 3%. I'm still liking it better with the tobacco note bumped just a little though and the TFA Dk Tobacco fits great with it.
Inawera 3 Five 3%
TFA Dk Tobacco .5%
Yummy.
Anyways, when I read Art's post above, I realized I didn't start low and move up with my Inawera 3 Five like I should have done with any new flavor. Now that I've done so, I find that I like it at about 3%. I'm still liking it better with the tobacco note bumped just a little though and the TFA Dk Tobacco fits great with it.
Inawera 3 Five 3%
TFA Dk Tobacco .5%
Yummy.
I might have to go ahead and reluctantly try some inawera! My beloved hangsens are becoming harder to find in sealed bottles selections very limited unless rebottled . I'll still get HS Arabic but will try INW Arabic too.
I assume the BC inaweras are factory bottled not rebottled?
It also looks like most of them are ready to go single flavor mixes. That would be good.
My understanding is that the Inawera flavors from BC are not rebottled and what I have from there doesn't seem to be. The down side to that is 10ml sizes and somewhat limited selection.
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