Let's discuss M-Type flavoring

[Randy C]

I'm interested in learning more about M-Type flavoring...
Which vendors use it?
What juices are made with it?
How is it made?
Do you like/dislike it?

 

[It's Only Me]

Well, I can't be the first new guy to want to ask what a M-Type flavor is. Never heard of that one yet. If you don't mind. Tks.

 

[Caridwen]

Sorry Randy C., my mistake.

 

[Staffman28]

I haven't tried DIY mixing yet, been vaping for 6 months so I am still learning myself, but I did a search and found a couple threads for you.

Here is an old thread talking about some M-Type.
Here as well.
Here is another one.
And one more here.

 

[Mr.Mann]

Perfumers Apprentice - M Type Premium Flavor

There is the write-up on TPA. Now, as far as taste goes, that write-up reads as much more appealing than M-Type actually is.

 

[Treetie]

I bet M stands for Marlboro.

 

[Mr.Mann]

I bet M stands for Marlboro.

If I am not mistaken, M stands for "m"olecule.

 

[hawkizefan]

I, for one, really like m-type. It can be overpowering but adds an interesting background at lower levels.

 

[Randy C]

Sorry Randy C., my mistake.

Caridwen, Think nothing about it! Now, let's all sit back and learn a thing or two about M-Type flavoring

 

[Randy C]

I've heard it's inherently nutty?? What M-type juices have you tried

 

[k3vin]

Its quite a beast to deal with sometimes.I add it in as a background note.I dont really notice nutty.and when I use it,it is in drops,not percentages.

 

[vang0gh]

Sorry Randy C., my mistake.

I thought the exact same thing. LOL

 

[JaneinMesa]

I did a review on my blog. I find it very smooth and mild. I add Bitter wizard to cut down on sweetness, but that could be coming from VG/PG. It's my "go to" all-day vape. It does need something though - like ashiness IMO. I haven't found anything else I've liked as much.

I have helped it by adding somme pre-mixes I liked, but that doesn't help when your trying to replicate the flavor with all DIY flavorings.

 

[Mr.Mann]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ts-discuss-m-type-flavoring.html#post10014672

 

[shynsly]

I am currently mixing equal part of the TPA M-Type with TPA American Blend, along with some chocolate, so far it tastes real Good! DIY is the best!

 

[boomerdude]

I believe M- stands for Malboro. The letter code concentrates go with the cigarette flavors. K - Kool, P - Parliment, W - Winston, etc. I don't get a nutty taste at all. I use it like TA 1 drop per 5 mls.

 

[classwife]

Moved to DIY E-Liquid Discussion from General E-Liquid Discussion

 

[dannyv45]

I tried the TFA M-type and to me at 3% was a bit harsh and burnt tasting.

 

[VaporMizer]

M-Type flavoring is really Tabanon (aka Tabanone).

According to an internal memo from British American Tobacco dated 7-21-89 (yeah, this stuff is all out there....and I'm sifting through it all!):

"Tabanon is a mixture of five components...

They have been identified to be tobacco constituents and are nature identic."

Another document describes Tabanon as having a "strong Oriental character," which in cigarette talk means it tastes a lot like Turkish tobacco. It was originally primarily used as flavoring for cigarettes in countries that had banned the import of Turkish tobacco, and was not considered economically feasible for the U.S. because it was actually more expensive than Turkish tobacco.

I love the stuff...I actually think my favorite synthetic tobacco juice, Hangsen Desert Ship, is nothing more than a light dose of Tabanon and an even lighter dose of diluted Tobacco Absolute.

 

[XfooYen]

After receiving M-Type, I realized it is used in most of the Highbrow tobacco flavors. Very distinct. If you enjoy Highbrow, you will likely like the profile M-Type adds. Use it in small quantities. It's not my thing, though.