You are wishing... like most things in life, they require trial and error.
Each type of tobacco will have different extract times. Extracting longer can bring out different flavor notes which sometimes makes a considerable difference in the taste, so it isn't just about making a flavor stronger, it can make it different also. One notable example would be Heather's Heavenly Vape's flavors of Legend and Serendipity which use the same tobaccos but end up tasting very different simply because the extract time on Serendipity is longer and brings out different flavors... those two almost taste completely different.
PG is thinner so should be able to extract flavors faster than VG would... this would also make filtering easier being a thinner liquid.
I suspect the threads you ( and others ) were pointed at about creating your own extracts will have much more information than this one just talking about the various flavors that already exist from retail vendors. There is some brief talk on extraction here but that isn't the main topic in this thread... it's only a side note here and is best left to discussing the particulars in those other threads if you want real details.
Actually rsdok, I respectfully disagree that conversation on extracting and macerating should be left to other sub
Groups. I wrote a particularly long post in here a couple months back about how discouraging conversation in his thread about macerating techniques and types of tobaccos used was killing this thread and brought it to a virtual stand still.
This is a natural tobacco thread and conversation about macerating techniques augers well with the general topic and creates a synergy of conversation between commercial NETs and home made NETs.
There was a time when the NET commercial market was booming and a new vendor would pop up every other week giving us some new liquids to discuss and review, but given that the process of making NETs is very accessible to the consumer, home made NETs and commercial NETs are intertwined. Indeed, some
Of the home made NETs are just are just as good as their commercial counterparts and the same pipe and cigar tobaccos are often used in both segments. So why divorce earnest discussion about extracting tobaccos from this group?
I don't make my own NETs so I don't particularly visit those sub groups nor do I have the time to keep in touch with a bunch of threads. I personally would prefer this thread to be a one stop shop for all current discussion in a wide array of topics involving natural tobacco extracts.
This thread has finally come to life again owing to discussion about home made NETs.
Let's not send it back into silence again by discouraging vital conversation about home made NETs.
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