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<blockquote data-quote="Infinium" data-source="post: 23730896" data-attributes="member: 424141">Izmir is often used specifically for the tobacco called &quot;Oriental.&quot; The only exception, I believe, is Tabacchificio, which uses Prilep for its Oriental instead. (I don&#039;t know if you&#039;ve ever vaped Basma, but it&#039;s closer to it, while still being different.)&nbsp; So, every &quot;Oriental&quot; you see is İzmir.Tabacchificio 3.0 has several blends where it uses Bright Virginia (along with the Lemon and Red variants). The SET line (gentler on coils) includes Django American Blend and Halfzware. The other Virginias you find can be considered &quot;Italian,&quot; as this tobacco is also grown here, along with Kentucky (used in Toscano cigars). Although it isn’t classified as bright, it still has the honeyed and hay-like notes of bright Virginia. I’m not sure how much it differs from the English variety. If you&#039;re looking for a hybrid between the two worlds Oriental and bright Virginia try Red Virginia: it’s spicier and woodier but still sweet.About Black Note: Their products are very weak in terms of aroma. The only one worth trying is the Latakia, which is said to be made from Syrian seed and produced in Syria.About Italian shops: We are the country that produced the most tobacco extracts by far, with 10 years of experience. While the rest of the world was with 200 watts mods and cloud atomizers, we were vaping extracts in MTL, and to this day, rebuildables are still used specifically for them. Unfortunately, since January 2025, many producers have stopped making them or had to completely reformulate their extracts and remove even the smallest percentage of nicotine, as nicotine itself can no longer be sold online, even in minimal amounts. But the filtered or purified tobacco you’re looking for haven’t been reformulated.If you want to get an idea about the prices, search for the shop Emporio Pan on Google, as I know they ship abroad.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Infinium, post: 23730896, member: 424141"] Izmir is often used specifically for the tobacco called "Oriental." The only exception, I believe, is Tabacchificio, which uses Prilep for its Oriental instead. (I don't know if you've ever vaped Basma, but it's closer to it, while still being different.) So, every "Oriental" you see is İzmir. Tabacchificio 3.0 has several blends where it uses Bright Virginia (along with the Lemon and Red variants). The SET line (gentler on coils) includes Django American Blend and Halfzware. The other Virginias you find can be considered "Italian," as this tobacco is also grown here, along with Kentucky (used in Toscano cigars). Although it isn’t classified as bright, it still has the honeyed and hay-like notes of bright Virginia. I’m not sure how much it differs from the English variety. If you're looking for a hybrid between the two worlds Oriental and bright Virginia try Red Virginia: it’s spicier and woodier but still sweet. About Black Note: Their products are very weak in terms of aroma. The only one worth trying is the Latakia, which is said to be made from Syrian seed and produced in Syria. [B]About Italian shops:[/B] We are the country that produced the most tobacco extracts by far, with 10 years of experience. While the rest of the world was with 200 watts mods and cloud atomizers, we were vaping extracts in MTL, and to this day, rebuildables are still used specifically for them. Unfortunately, since January 2025, many producers have stopped making them or had to completely reformulate their extracts and remove even the smallest percentage of nicotine, as nicotine itself can no longer be sold online, even in minimal amounts. But the filtered or purified tobacco you’re looking for haven’t been reformulated. If you want to get an idea about the prices, search for the shop Emporio Pan on Google, as I know they ship abroad. [/QUOTE]

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