Mixture Yeah or Neah

[juh juh]

I have'nt made my own liquid yet, but I do have some that is really tasteless. Has anyone tried adding some tobacco extract to an existing juice to liven it up ? I have about 3 lbs. of D&R Windsail Platinum premium pipe tobacco left from my stinky days.

 

[Str8vision]

Yes, adding extract to a premium vendor made fruit or bakery style juice can yield an excellent flavored tobacco vape. Nicoticket's Frenilla and Crème Brulee with a little extract mixed in was quite tasty. I only vape flavored NET but these days just add concentrated flavorings to my extracts. Vanilla, Peach, cherry, caramel, crèmes and many other flavors blend quite well with extracted tobacco.

Adding extract to a "bad" juice would likely yield a bad tobacco-ish flavored juice.

 

[juh juh]

Thanks, I have 2 tobacco juices that are really bland. Almost no flavor but vape well. I read about the microwave extraction and it sounded so simple thats what gave me thought. I"m still very new to all this.

 

[Str8vision]

I had no luck mixing extracted tobaccos with synthetic tobaccos, always tasted off. I've haven't extracted tobacco using a microwave so can't really comment on that method. I can say that the slow cooker (crock pot), and long term room temperature methods work quite well. You might find that the extracted tobacco flavor is so good on its own you don't want to mix it with the other juice anyway. I'm not familiar with the D&R Windsail tobacco you have, hopefully it's a good blend for extraction/vaping. Let us know how it turns out.

 

[usr/]

Thanks, I have 2 tobacco juices that are really bland. Almost no flavor but vape well. I read about the microwave extraction and it sounded so simple thats what gave me thought. I"m still very new to all this.

from the p&c website........


Daughters & Ryan Windsail (Tins, Bags, & Bulk):The Windsail line of tobaccos use the finest grades of one of the most versatile and widely used types of leaf- sweet and velvety flue-cured Virginias. All three blends share a fresh and natural flavor.

Windsail Regular is a naturally sweet selection of golden Virginia; tasty and smooth.

Windsail Silver utilizes lighter grades of flue-cured leaf for a somewhat mellower smoke.

Windsail Platinum features light, choice leaf for exceptional smoothness.




With 3 pounds of leaf you could try a few different methods to make your own. If you want to keep it simple just grab a 12 oz mason jar (I use the tall jellies) clean and dry the jar fill with about an 1.5 oz of tobacco and pour in 100% pg. Gently work it in with a clean plastic utensil until it's fully soaked and just covered. Put a lid and band on it and put it in a drawer for about a month or 6 weeks. Then it's just a matter of separating and filtering. Use caution if microwave extracting as pg gets very hot very quick. For my heat assist extracts I use a modified dehydrator with the trays cut out to accommodate the 12 oz jellies and heat at 150 for about 36 hours then cold soak for about 4 weeks. Makes for a pretty potent extract. I don't buy juice anymore and I really like the Virginia's. Then you could experiment with adding flavoring and such as Str8 suggested. I like them just as they are, though I mix up some hybrids for my son. He's a big Carmel and Apple fan. I have a hard time keeping them mixed up for him, he loves em. I'm vaping a Tatiana cigar extract right now, Nightcap, it's about 3 months old now and it's fantastic! Anyway good luck if you give it a go. It's really pretty easy.