"Maxx Blend-SC" (super concentrated tobacco flavoring) from Bull City Vapes

[Flt Simulation]

I just ordered a couple of 10ml bottles of "Maxx Blend-SC" flavoring from Bull City Vapor. It is a tobacco flavoring ... This flavoring is not to be confused with the "FA Maxx Blend" they also sell.

Link: Maxx Blend-SC

All the website says is .... "Super Concentrated flavoring is made in China and recommended to start testing at 2.5%"

Anyone ever use this tobacco flavoring before? ... Good, bad or otherwise?

I wish Bull City would at least state which company in China manufactures this SC flavoring for them. Would be kinda nice to know.

Thanks,

 

[glasseye]

I haven't used that one, but several others. It's the same as VZSC (but for less). I tried to do a search for the company awhile ago, didn't find anything. They're very good, I use the Honey Flu Cure often.

 

[mcclintock]

"I wish Bull City would at least state which company in China manufactures this SC flavoring for them. Would be kinda nice to know." -- actually, I'd be satisfied with just some description of the flavor other than the name and China. "Maxx Blend" could be almost anything.

 

[Flt Simulation]

Thanks for the info ...

Do you suppose these Chinese "SC" tobacco flavorings that Bull City sells are alcohol or PG based?

I too am surprised that Bull City gives no information at all on this flavoring (not even the very basic of information).

 

[SailCat]

They;re alcohol based, FS, same as VZSC. Your mixes are likely to benefit from steepng with the lid off for for the first day or two. Doing so will reduce the 'burn.'

 

[Flt Simulation]

Thanks SailCat ...

This Maxx Blend-SC flavoring should be here on Monday.

I am going to mix it by itself at just 3% and give it a try. Then I am going to mix it again at 3% and also add maybe 7 or 8% of FA 7-Leaves Ultimate with it and see how that works out ... maybe also add about 1% Cotton Candy for a touch of sweetness.

They don't state what actual flavor this Maxx Blend-SC is, but from the picture on the website, they show a cigar.

 

[mcclintock]

They're so concentrated it doesn't really matter, and they probably have to be alcohol. The French Pipe is good standalone at about .5% (2 drops/10 mL) and I'm using it in a blend at .03% .

 

[nostradadus]

Anyone ever use this tobacco flavoring before? ... Good, bad or otherwise?

Yup. You've made an excellent choice.

My mini review on the SC Maxx Blend:
This is a super nice mellow sweet cigar flavor. It has similar qualities as the SC Cohiba. There is no bite or ash quality present. It will mix nicely with other tobaccos. Starting percentage should be 2.5% and work up from there. Tested at 5%, 40/60, and was excellent! Will probably hang around the 2% when mixing with other flavors, unless I want that nice cigar kick.

Super Concentrate Bull City Vapor

I use the SC MB in many of my ADV; it just adds that nice cigar note which I crave. Above is one of recipes which I am never without in my ADV rotation. So simple, yet so good!

 

[nostradadus]

They;re alcohol based, FS, same as VZSC. Your mixes are likely to benefit from steepng with the lid off for for the first day or two. Doing so will reduce the 'burn.'

Exactly! I've found that SC is much like Hangsen in the steep deptartment; you don't have to wait 1 to 4 weeks (as you do with many other flavor manufacturers tobaccos) for the mix to be quite vapable. Roughly 24 to 72 hrs later, you're golden with SC or HS! They're great for the impatient mixer!

 

[Flt Simulation]

nostra ...

Thanks a bunch for the recipe

 

[nostradadus]

nostra ...

Thanks a bunch for the recipe

Sure!

If you're into tobaccos you could certainly get some good info from this thread:

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