I kid. I kid. I figued he may not, but it was interesting because as soon as I saw the name I immediately thought, more confusion.
Natural Tobaccos - Part Deux
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I kid. I kid. I figued he may not, but it was interesting because as soon as I saw the name I immediately thought, more confusion.
Beautifully said, BJ.
I have it on good authority (ahem) that the Wild Wood base is composed of Virginias, Latakias, unicorn tears, glitter, and fool's gold.
Beautifully said, BJ.
I have it on good authority (ahem) that the Wild Wood base is composed of Virginias, Latakias, unicorn tears, glitter, and fool's gold.
Lol. I get mine profiled for max glitter. It's important to me that my juices sparkle.
When I was searching for a vanilla tobacco, Ihad an email exchange where I asked for a discriptive comparison between Vurley (which I had had) and VWW. I wish I had kept the exchange, but in their reply the explianed that the vanillas were different, then they said something about the tobacco base for WW that made me wonder if it wasn't a synthetic. Unfortunately I don't have the email and I would hesitate to try to restate their wording, just that it left me scratching my head a bit.
Beautifully said, BJ.
I have it on good authority (ahem) that the Wild Wood base is composed of Virginias, Latakias, unicorn tears, glitter, and fool's gold.
A fairy told me you can drink anything with unicorn tears in it. I've been tempted.
I'd say go with Dusty on this. If you didn't like Vita Bella before, you won't like it now. Don't do it.
All I can offer is that Caramel Wild Wood tastes to me like it contains a synthetic tobacco flavoring---a really, really great synthetic.
I love good synthetic tobaccos in the right blends. MOV Americano is one I adore. Heck, I still like Boba's after all these years. I'll take a terrific synthetic tobacco over a lousy NET hands down. Of course, a superb NET trumps just about everything.
Argh..I'm going to come off sounding like a Ken Walker fanboy on this one..whole tobacco alkaloids are discussed, along with analysis review processes, in the interview I linked above.
I certainly won't attest to his bona fides because I really have no idea what they are (or Diane's or Clay's or Wlad's, either), but he didn't strike me as a novice in the interview.
Again..argh!
You can't agree with me. You're Bill the enabler.. take it back, take it back!!
LOL. My experience is that very few people change horses in mid-stream. If someone doesn't like a given juice, it's darn near certain that they won't like a new second bottle of that juice, either. So, it's not so much that I agree with you, Dusty, but when you're right, you're right. And this time you were right (even if it was for the wrong reason...).
Coincidentally I have been vaping Vita Bella today. I had it very early on in my NET journey and while I didn't hate it, I wasn't crazy about it. Back then I was still smoking, so my taste buds were probably off and I was using 808 batteries and cartos. That being said I decided to give it another try when GEJ was having their 50% off sale. This time around (smoke-free and with a RDA on a bottom fed mod) I'm enjoying it much more. To me it tastes like a lighter version of Organic #1 at it's base with a unique vanilla taste on top. Good stuff, but it's not exactly blowing my mind either.
I also ordered The Godfather... I'll give it a little more time, but so far I don't like it at all. Has a little of that taste in Huntsman and Gaia that I do not like. That sort of grassy maple flavor.
Setting yourself up for disappointment again.. just sayin'!
Just a 10 ml bottle dusty. I have some weeds in the garden that I need to root out so u can use vita Bella for that as a backup plan
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I kid. I kid. I figued he may not, but it was interesting because as soon as I saw the name I immediately thought, more confusion.
That's why I prefer to abbreviate to Walkers rather than WTA. Anyway abbreviations confuse newcomers.
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It's not that I didn't like it, it's that I didn't love it. I think I will include it, just so I can give Dusty belly laughs when I review it again.
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Just a 10 ml bottle dusty. I have some weeds in the garden that I need to root out so u can use vita Bella for that as a backup plan
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Aussie's got no EPA?
I didn't say ken was a novice. I said that a majority of his customers may be novices in the world of NETs.
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I'm confused. Is he familiar with WTA and if so, why would he play dumb with Anthony?
The Room 101 San Andres is sitting in 100ml of pg and taking a warm 120 minute bath. I also started the Hearth & Home Sweet & Savory in 70ml of pg. It is sitting in it's warm bath. A good two hour jump start on the long process of cold maceration.
To me the San Andres smelled so good I wanted to light up right there. My wife sad it smelled rather like a barn yard. I thought it was mouth watering.
On the other hand, I think I put too much pg in the S&S. I used about 1/4 to 1/3 of an ounce and 70ml of pg. Then the tobacco floated up and left a small gap at the bottom.
To me the San Andres smelled so good I wanted to light up right there. My wife sad it smelled rather like a barn yard. I thought it was mouth watering.
On the other hand, I think I put too much pg in the S&S. I used about 1/4 to 1/3 of an ounce and 70ml of pg. Then the tobacco floated up and left a small gap at the bottom.
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I'm not a fan of overly sweet tobaccos but some very nice sweeter, flavored tobaccos have been home extracted lately. clnire has extracted several including Hearth and Home Signature Grandma's Kitchen which I'm really enjoying. I just finished an extraction of Missouri Meerschaum Great Dane, a deep, dark cherry tobacco flavor along with vanilla and caramel and it is rockin' my boat tonight. So Mann, there are some new, good desert tobaccos out there, you just have to ask.
Lately, I have been filtering extracts down to 2.5 microns and can attest that it does help clarify the extract and minimize particulates without compromising flavor. Coils will still gunk although it takes longer, primarily due to sugars cased on the tobacco. Sugar molecules are too small to filter without filtering out flavor molecules.
Glad to hear Clay is back in the saddle and wish him much success.
Lately, I have been filtering extracts down to 2.5 microns and can attest that it does help clarify the extract and minimize particulates without compromising flavor. Coils will still gunk although it takes longer, primarily due to sugars cased on the tobacco. Sugar molecules are too small to filter without filtering out flavor molecules.
Glad to hear Clay is back in the saddle and wish him much success.
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Johni, being a "dog person" (see my avatar- that is Tasha, a Belgian Tervuren and I make show leads for show dogs for a living!) that Great Dane is on my "gotta try this" list! Sounds delish!
Thanks for the kudos on Grandma's Kitchen. I really like it too. Have not tasted my latest ones yet - they are steeping away. They should be sweeter flavors too. Lane Very Cherry, Sutliff Vanilla Royale and Sutliff Dulce de Leche. I should know next week..
Thanks for the kudos on Grandma's Kitchen. I really like it too. Have not tasted my latest ones yet - they are steeping away. They should be sweeter flavors too.
Lane Very Cherry, Sutliff Vanilla Royale and Sutliff Dulce de Leche. I should know next week..
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