Natural Tobaccos
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Wild Turkey is straight up Turkish tobacco. Fairly mild, slightly leafy, flavorful. Tastes a little like a pack of Camels smelled with much less of a sharp edge.
I just got some Wild Turkey last week. I would say it definitely has a kick to it, but not so much that I couldn't vape it all day. Pretty straight smokey tobacco flavor to me. Interested to see how it changes after a couple of weeks. I tried Halo's turkish and thought it was terrible... Had a strong artificial marshmallow and vanilla taste. I let it steep for quite a while and I still couldn't stand it. Kind of wondered if I got a bad batch or something.
Yeah, ummmmmm wait a minute, did I read you right?? *running over to vaperite website*
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Love the response! Sends a tingle down my spine. Surely to date, still one of the best movies ever made.
That would be me... When I first got the organic it was good, but I swear it tasted a little like those Valentines candy conversation hearts. After a week or so that flavor was gone and I really fell in love with it. Has such a good interesting flavor, a little chocolaty, a little bit of a clove and a few other flavors I can't quite put my finger on. Great winding down for the night vape for me.
My phone's web browser doesn't play well with Vaperite's site, will have to check them out on a regular computer. I've never checked them out and don't remember the opinions on them from this thread, will have to search it out when I have more time. Looks like they sell both NETs and artibacco? Some of those what I think are artibacco look pretty interesting. Is all the NETs based on one extraction with different ingredients added?
Chaibacco I'll NEED to try whether NET or synthetic.
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Jerms, have you not tried them before? I can't wait to read your first impressions of them.
I have to say that for me it took a day or two for the astounding likeness to tobacco and love for these juices to reach boiling point. My first impression was that they were dry, lacking some flavour. I guess thats conditioning from vaping cigar-like juices that are sweet, or floral or have some kind of complexity about them. They also gunked up my atty's and didn't have quite the plumes of vapor than other liquids. But after a few days I really came to appreciate these liquids. It is currently my favourite vape and I have a lot of good gear here from Gej, ahlusion, MOV and others. I wouldn't vape Want2vape all day long but I enjoy it as an alternative every other vape to my usual stuff.
I don't think it's love at first vape with want2vape but once that appreciation for them sets in it's hard to equate anything else with the likeness of a cigar or pipe blend. I am not saying that likeness for a cigar or pipe blend is the ultimate criteria of a good vape. Like Mr Mann said, ahlusions liquids and others are like cigars and pipe in 3D in that they are desired for their complexity, layers of flavour and the fusion of sweet, floral, flavoursome notes with a cigar like flavour and most of the time, vapers prefer 'tobacco in 3D'. I am just saying that for that RAW likeness and simulation, Want2vape is hard to beat.
I have to say that for me it took a day or two for the astounding likeness to tobacco and love for these juices to reach boiling point. My first impression was that they were dry, lacking some flavour. I guess thats conditioning from vaping cigar-like juices that are sweet, or floral or have some kind of complexity about them. They also gunked up my atty's and didn't have quite the plumes of vapor than other liquids. But after a few days I really came to appreciate these liquids. It is currently my favourite vape and I have a lot of good gear here from Gej, ahlusion, MOV and others. I wouldn't vape Want2vape all day long but I enjoy it as an alternative every other vape to my usual stuff.
I don't think it's love at first vape with want2vape but once that appreciation for them sets in it's hard to equate anything else with the likeness of a cigar or pipe blend. I am not saying that likeness for a cigar or pipe blend is the ultimate criteria of a good vape. Like Mr Mann said, ahlusions liquids and others are like cigars and pipe in 3D in that they are desired for their complexity, layers of flavour and the fusion of sweet, floral, flavoursome notes with a cigar like flavour and most of the time, vapers prefer 'tobacco in 3D'. I am just saying that for that RAW likeness and simulation, Want2vape is hard to beat.
The boys at Quicknic were kind and sent me a package I was not expecting. It contained Enigma (already tried and didn't care for..it's a dessert vape), Habana Daydream (tried and like very much and am dangerously low), ouR whY Qu4tro (already tried...quality juice but not into RY4's), and Fired in Georgia (never tried because I don't care for peach).
This was nice of them to do and I will keep an open mind about ouR whY qu4tro and Fired in Georgia. It's been a long while since I tried ouR whY qu4tro so maybe something changed. And the aroma coming from the Fired in Georgia is simply rapturous! So why not? Enigma is how I first heard of Quicknic a long time ago. Lots of people go nuts over Enigma. It's a non-tobacco dessert vape. I suppose if I were into dessert I'd like it too. But they were nice enough to send it so I'll give it another go. I believe MM sneaks a little Enigma now and again. But he always had a more tolerable vape palette than I.
The Fired in Georgia is made from a flue cured NET (assuming) so that might make it worthy similar to how the flue cured makes Proudest Monkey an outstanding juice. But then it might really be a fire cured tobacco like in ouR whY qu4tro. Shut up Bronze and just vape the damn stuff!
This was nice of them to do and I will keep an open mind about ouR whY qu4tro and Fired in Georgia. It's been a long while since I tried ouR whY qu4tro so maybe something changed. And the aroma coming from the Fired in Georgia is simply rapturous! So why not? Enigma is how I first heard of Quicknic a long time ago. Lots of people go nuts over Enigma. It's a non-tobacco dessert vape. I suppose if I were into dessert I'd like it too. But they were nice enough to send it so I'll give it another go. I believe MM sneaks a little Enigma now and again. But he always had a more tolerable vape palette than I.
The Fired in Georgia is made from a flue cured NET (assuming) so that might make it worthy similar to how the flue cured makes Proudest Monkey an outstanding juice. But then it might really be a fire cured tobacco like in ouR whY qu4tro. Shut up Bronze and just vape the damn stuff!
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Nope just had the Premium Tobacco NETs from W2V, this will be the first time with the Vapensteins.
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Digging into Vaperite's site I see they have tobacco samplers at a fair price with a mg and ratio that works for me, but I can't access the drop-down menu to see what tobaccos are available. I see a Perique NET too, nice. Gotta head to work out of town, so will search this thread later to see if they're worth trying.
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Jerms, I think I got them all. This VR's NET line-up. Sorry, but Chaibacco appears to be arti (still maybe worth a try.)
Natural Flavored House Extracted Tobacco
Organic Flavored Tobacco
Organic Flavored VR4 Tobacco
Organic Flavored Peach Tobacco
Organic Flavored Madagascar Vanilla Tobacco
Organic Flavored Honey Tobacco
Organic Flavored APV Tobacco
Naturally Flavored Cherry Pop Tobacco
Natural Flavored House Extracted Perique Tobacco
Natural Flavored House Extracted Tobacco
Natural Flavored Rou's Toasted Hazelnut Tobacco
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I was sucking that Sahara down like a machine -- big mistake. I can chain vape 12mg all day and night if I want, but that 24 about killed me. I walked out into the sun and felt like a seriously depraved drug addict. Y'know, it was only six months ago that I was smoking thirty Camels Filters a day. Them days is gone! I was one nic'd out Cherry.
Bronze, here is what I thought of OT#1 back in October...http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...n/274904-natural-tobaccos-58.html#post7574343
Further down that page is another rambling post about it.
Sorry, I am on the tablet and can't do proper links.
Further down that page is another rambling post about it.
Sorry, I am on the tablet and can't do proper links.
Scarf's thoughts on some GeJ juices.
I remember those posts from Scarf! LOL.
Further rambling thoughts on the pine-chocolate that is GeJ Organic Tobacco #1:
Here in Australia there is a Taiwanese-owned chain of bakeries called BreadTop. In addition to the usual bakery staples like croissants, danish, brioche, etc. they also feature a number of pastries that Western palates might find...unusual. The first one of these I tried was the did-I-read-that-correctly Curry Chicken Donut. And it was, as advertised, a donut with a blob of curry chicken where the custard or jelly would be in any other donut.
Trying it for the first time was both shocking and delightful. Delightful because who ever expected to find these two tastes in proximity and actually complementing each other? The spice of the curry and the sweet doughiness of the donut were perfect foils for each other.
Shocking because, well, it's a freaking CURRY CHICKEN DONUT.
I was about 3/4 of the way through it when the cognitive dissonance of curry+chicken+donut caught up to my brain. My taste buds were along for the ride, but my brain was saying "sorry, no can do". I tossed the rest of it. (Don't get me started on the Parmesan Cheese Sponge Cake. Oy vey)
My brain is making the same sounds with Organic #1. This might be one of those juices that requires me to vape the entire bottle before I decide whether I like it or not. Lots of contemplation will be necessary. Definitely not a mindless juice.
I remember those posts from Scarf! LOL.
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When I read Scarf's OT#1 impressions I scratched it off my list.....permanently.
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