I bought some perfumers apprentice DK tobacco and mixed it at ten percent with some unflavoured 25 mg per ml liquid . this stuff just tastes of turkish delight not remotely of tobacco . if you like turkish delight then great if not then dont buy this stuff. at the end of the day how do they sleep at night trying to sell this stuff as a tobacco flavour why not just call it turkish delight flavour .
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The taste my change if you let it steep a bit.
I do know what you mean tho. The tobacco flavors are tough, too. And everyone's is a bit different. I've had some from vendor X advertised as "Virginia Tobacco" which is a variety of grassy tobacco... but no grassy taste at all. So .... meh. Ya gotta shop around a bit.
When in doubt, mix in a touch of caramel or chocolate and try caramel-tobacco. Usually good. 2 cents.
I do know what you mean tho. The tobacco flavors are tough, too. And everyone's is a bit different. I've had some from vendor X advertised as "Virginia Tobacco" which is a variety of grassy tobacco... but no grassy taste at all. So .... meh. Ya gotta shop around a bit.
When in doubt, mix in a touch of caramel or chocolate and try caramel-tobacco. Usually good. 2 cents.
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Their DK tobacco tastes different after steeping for a couple days. It is definitely not a straight tobacco but I do taste some.
First time I mixed some I took a vape right away and thought wtf is this? The next day it had toned down a lot and I could taste the tobacco.
First time I mixed some I took a vape right away and thought wtf is this? The next day it had toned down a lot and I could taste the tobacco.
I agree...
I find this to be True for just about and Flavor made in a DIY mix.
Worst thing a person can do is to mix, vape, and then decide to change the mix. You have to give your a day or two before testing them.
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