Natural Tobaccos - Part Deux

[boomerdude]

Good to know. I haven't cracked my unopened bottle of St. James yet. Got it a couple of months ago.

Really enjoying my NET's on Clapton coils. Very challenging to build but worth it. Fishing lure swivels help the building a lot.

I finally got a Caramel Burley NET to where the taste is perfect for me. Now I'm gonna experiment with additions of Turkish and Virginia's to the Burley. Latakia will come last as there are so many really good English blends already out there.

 

[boomerdude]

In absolute heaven today. Do yourselves a favor and get an Fishtail V3 or a 571 rda.

I'm doing 4 month old Vita Bella on a dual coil 0.5 ohm with cotton. The fan on the bottom makes for a truly different vape. I'm tasting flavors I never got before with VB on this rig. Just watch your nic level because your going to get it all. I got down to 3 mg nic and this bottle is 12 mg. Whew! Had to slow down 'cause I ain't diluting this juice.

 

[David Wolf]

I've never tried anything from Naturally-Extracted-Tobacco.com previously but it seems they have quite a variety of flavors/extracts so I just purchased a sampler pack of their Flue-Cured Virginia, Air-Cured Burley, and Sun-Cured Turkish. I always DIY so after I try these (and probably others later) I expect I'll be purchasing some of their extracts. Looking forward to trying these samples.

Those are three of my favorites from naturally-extracted tobacco, love them all and sun cured Turkish is my current all day vape along with Organic spirit. Pure Virginia gives a little stronger yet still smooth vape so it's a must have on occasion.

 

[David Wolf]

Oh yes, Anthony is back. I am new from Germany but i have read your award list and i will do some orders refferring to your list and the experiences of some other from this board. I am searching real tabacco taste without any other flavours. I like patriot very much and i like blacknote. I love a strong cigar flavour. I have tried 7cut, but without stepping. Whats your opinion to my wish list ? Can i cancel some of them ?

NET.com:
Sun Cured Turkish
Balkan
Gypsy
c-sharp
starry night
Air cured Burley
Excalibur
3crown

Ethervapes:
Confederate

Want2vape:
Managua
The Blonde
Louisville

myvapejuice.com
Steeped to Perfection selection, but what samples are the best, too much
Nicarau Sun Grown cigar
Sutliff Private Stock Metropolitan Pipe Tobacco

goodejucie:
Wild Turkey - Goodejuice

Good list. Add a small bottle of Pure Virginia from NET for a taste of authentic Virginia American tobacco

 

[David Wolf]

Hey Sirius! Thanks!

I haven't been in this thread either. That post was my first anywhere on ECF in about 2 months. I am returning and will catch up on the good info over there.

I've been using my train time to post about political issues in other forum groups but that all seems to have died down.

My vaping continues strongly and my lack of involvement isn't any reflection on my vaping!

I've been enjoying some non nets lately Vaped at 50-70 watts in the Crown Uwell and Smok TFV4.


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You must be the Anthony B of Clays Rum Rebellion fame, so hello! I just ordered another bottle of that last month, it's one of my favs for a stronger NET vape

 

[eddiea]

Those are three of my favorites from naturally-extracted tobacco, love them all and sun cured Turkish is my current all day vape along with Organic spirit. Pure Virginia gives a little stronger yet still smooth vape so it's a must have on occasion.

Thanks for the input. I received my vapemail a few days ago and couldn't wait to try them. Although I should've let them steep for a while, I like all three of them so far and plan to buy the extracts of each one. Of the three, the Sun-Cured Turkish might be my favorite so far, followed by the Flue-Cured Virginia - although the lighter Air-Cured Burley is a pleasant vape which I'm sure will improve with time. They gave me a freebie of the Fire-Cured Burley which I haven't tried yet but plan to soon. The Organic Spirit you mentioned is on my to-try list as well, and I'm curious about how it compares to the similar Big Spirit.

 

[David Wolf]

Thanks for the input. I received my vapemail a few days ago and couldn't wait to try them. Although I should've let them steep for a while, I like all three of them so far and plan to buy the extracts of each one. Of the three, the Sun-Cured Turkish might be my favorite so far, followed by the Flue-Cured Virginia - although the lighter Air-Cured Burley is a pleasant vape which I'm sure will improve with time. They gave me a freebie of the Fire-Cured Burley which I haven't tried yet but plan to soon. The Organic Spirit you mentioned is on my to-try list as well, and I'm curious about how it compares to the similar Big Spirit.

I often use the milder air cured burley as a mix to tone done some of the stronger nets. Organic spirit is milder than big spirit with a good flavor especially after its seeped a couple of weeks to a month. Though I often vape or when I get it

 

[67Tele]

First Mix!

I finally got all my supplies in last week. This morning I mixed my first batch using @boomerdude 's Seattle Pipe Club Mississippi River. My recipe was:
Seattle Pipe Club Mississippi River
Nicotine Strength 6.00 mg
PG Level 70.00%
VG Level 30.00%
Flavor Level 30.00%
Amount to Make 15.000 ml

Boomer, this is wonderful! It's a cool vape. Light and kinda airy with a touch of Latakia and Perique tossed in. It leaves a very nice after taste that makes me want to grab it again. I'm truly looking forward to trying the others you sent.

Thanks again man! This is going to be a wonderful trip.

 

[aceswired]

30 seems really high. I've found the flavor of that one quite bold even at 20%.

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[67Tele]

It is too high and strong. I mis-read the instructions reading the recipe off my phone. I need to cut it down next time.

30 seems really high. I've found the flavor of that one quite bold even at 20%.

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[boomerdude]

First Mix!

I finally got all my supplies in last week. This morning I mixed my first batch using @boomerdude 's Seattle Pipe Club Mississippi River. My recipe was:
Seattle Pipe Club Mississippi River
Nicotine Strength 6.00 mg
PG Level 70.00%
VG Level 30.00%
Flavor Level 30.00%
Amount to Make 15.000 ml

Boomer, this is wonderful! It's a cool vape. Light and kinda airy with a touch of Latakia and Perique tossed in. It leaves a very nice after taste that makes me want to grab it again. I'm truly looking forward to trying the others you sent.

Thanks again man! This is going to be a wonderful trip.

Glad your enjoying it. You can try it at 20-25 ratio and see if the flavor still holds up for you. More mileage that way.

 

[aceswired]

Glad your enjoying it. You can try it at 20-25 ratio and see if the flavor still holds up for you. More mileage that way.

Easier on the coils too.

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[67Tele]

Glad your enjoying it. You can try it at 20-25 ratio and see if the flavor still holds up for you. More mileage that way.

I added a little more PG to the bottle. Brought it down to a smoother level.

 

[Angel Eyes]

I am searching for the taste of the "Long Cut Straight" flavor of smokeless tobaccos (aka dip) which is very much like the taste of Red Man chewing tobacco.

I have tried Red Pirate from Want2Vape and it wasn't even remotely close.

Any suggestions?

 

[Str8vision]

I am searching for the taste of the "Long Cut Straight" flavor of smokeless tobaccos (aka dip) which is very much like the taste of Red Man chewing tobacco.

I have tried Red Pirate from Want2Vape and it wasn't even remotely close.

Any suggestions?

You might give this one a try http://www.naturally-extracted-tobacco.com/product-p/dreamcatcher.htm

 

[boomerdude]

Easier on the coils too.

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What? And miss the smell of burning gunk as you burn-off caramelized Vita Bella? No way!

 

[jonnydoe]

Thanks, wolfman. Pure viginia, the american way of life, hihi. I will do my order know...

 

[aceswired]

What? And miss the smell of burning gunk as you burn-off caramelized Vita Bella? No way!

Oh, he won't miss it... just delay it a bit.

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[67Tele]

Oh, he won't miss it... just delay it a bit.

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And burning I was yesterday. Cloud-like, hehe. Mixed another: Hearth & Home Signature Freight Train. Letting it sit today and should try tonight.

 

[boomerdude]

I've got three different KF's loaded with American Spirit US Grown, Organic and Perique. The Perique is still my favorite. Running on an 0.9 ohm col at 17W on an Innokin V2 all the nuances are there. The Perique comes through muted but you know it's there without overwhelming the Virginia which is just the right amount of sweetness.

American Spirit is tough to find. I usually get it from the Little Brown Smoke Shack in Chicago but it's hit or miss as to which flavors are in stock in pouches. The Perique is worth shelling out for a can which will get you at least 240 mls of extract. The other flavors you can get in pouches but it will probably take two orders spread out over 2-3 months to get most of the varieties.

By now most of you should know how easy it is to extract your own. If you have been thinking about it, you'll be glad when you see how much eJuice you get for just a few dollars. Plus you make NET's that are unavailable elsewhere.