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One thing you should decide is if you are talking about NETS, Lab tobaccos, absolutes or squirty flavorings...

there is quite a substantial NET thread under reviews I believe... either you like nets or you don't - they have a fresh earthy/grassy taste... nothing really like a cig... I've tried many and don't like most... I prefer LAB tobaccos... like vapor station, halo... nhaler's octane line.

absolutes... I like Backwoods brew and wan2vape...

nets I like want2vape and river bottom fog sauce
 
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Nicoticket Virus. Thank me later.

Can't go wrong with Nicoticket's H1N1, but it's a blend of other flavors, not a straight up tobacco. I'd still recommend gving it a try. Also check out Wakonda.

Not too long ago I ordered some NETs (naturally-extracted tobacco) from good ejuice that I liked. You'd probably enjoy patriot for a straight up tobacco. Vita Bella has some vanilla sweetness added. GJ4 is vanilla and caramel--my favorite.

Indigo has a well-reviewed NET lineup but I haven't ordered from them yet.

In general, if I want a straight tobacco flavor, I look for a NET. If I want a blend of tobacco and sweeter flavors, I'll try whatever.
 

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Can't go wrong with Nicoticket's H1N1, but it's a blend of other flavors, not a straight up tobacco. I'd still recommend gving it a try. Also check out Wakonda.

Not too long ago I ordered some NETs (naturally-extracted tobacco) from good ejuice that I liked. You'd probably enjoy patriot for a straight up tobacco. Vita Bella has some vanilla sweetness added. GJ4 is vanilla and caramel--my favorite.

Indigo has a well-reviewed NET lineup but I haven't ordered from them yet.

In general, if I want a straight tobacco flavor, I look for a NET. If I want a blend of tobacco and sweeter flavors, I'll try whatever.

Haven't tried H1N1, but Wakonda for a straight up tobacco ? nah. The tobacco is an afterthought at most imo, the real stars are coffee and vanilla.

OP, are you looking for cigarette flavored tobacco, or cigars or pipes ? You need to narrow your criteria a little to get better recommendations.

If you chose to go with NET's, remember with a few exceptions they gunk up your coils a lot more than synthetics. Well worth it though imo. Here's a list from the first post of the Natural Tobacco thread :

Special Mention as True Pioneers of Macerated NETs
Want2Vape *
VapeRite *

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Ahlusion (Ahl or A+) – longstanding A-List Vendor now in transition regarding the flavorings of its retail tobacco liquids; current NET status is uncertain.
Goodejuice * (GeJ) – workingman’s house-brewed macerated NETs; dependable, solid, no-nonsense.
Heather'sHeavenlyVapes * (HHV) – the patisserie of NET vendors; known for sweeter blends with moderate tobacco presence.
HouseofLiquid * (HoL) – the European heavyweight of in-house macerated NETs.
MountainOakVapors * (MOV) – six good in-house cold-macerated NETs.
MyVapeJuice * (MVJ) – 2nd generation macerated cigar and pipe blends; sells both NET juices and extracts. International shipping over $100.
Naturally-Extracted-Tobacco * (N-E-T, N.E.T., or NET.com) – offers a wide range of macerated NET eliquids and extracts; encountered some start-up problems that caused delays, but well-regarded.
QuickNicJuice (QnJ) – seven tasty in-house macerated NETs.
RiverBottomFogSauce (RB) - macerated NET liquids. (available from vapingwatch.com)

For synthetics, opinions are almost as diverse as the number of vendors out there. I don't vape them much anymore, but when i did i like Halo and Hangsen for straight tobacco synthetics.
 

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Nicoticket just released a NET-based juice --- "The Switch"......
IIRC....It's a SR (Short Release) so may NOT be available all the time.....
I ordered 30ml to try it......FOOB, it's very good, but it really needs to steep a couple of weeks or so to do it justice,IMHO....
Oh......Virus and Wakonda are 2 hands-down favs of mine!:D
Happy (vaping) Trails!
 

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8 entries in Negative Reviews, and I only went to page 3. :facepalm: Not sure I could recommend/reward a company that so many members are having problems with.


The Plume Room, Nitelite Vapor, Mountain Oaks, Ahlusions and Halo have good tobaccos and NETs.

Also, if you haven't tried them, Ethervapes (a new kid on block) I have heard a lot of good things about their NETs and tobaccos, and they even have a sample pack you can purchase!
 
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I like www.Naturally-Extracted-Tobacco.com, e-liquids for electronic cigarettes. Shipping can be slow sometimes. Good selection.
Nicoticket has several Tobacco flavors that are really well mixed and just came out with The Switch. Check them out! Fast shipping, awesome customer service!

I agree wholeheartedly with Net.com. They had severe shipping time problems for a few months which have now been resolved ( the lack of communication was inexcusable ). I gave them a chance though, because i had not heard of one complaint as to the quality of the juice. The juice descriptions are concise, complete and accurate, which is a pet peeve of mine with a lot of vendors. Shipping time is still slow ( 7-14 days ) and you can't pay with a credit card online. so they still have issues with the business end, but the quality of the juice is unsurpassed in my opinion and the vast majority of those who have tried would likely agree. Even the people who posted a negative review originally would agree, if you read the follow-up posts when the issue was resolved.

As for Nico, yeah they make great hybrids but not straight tobacco's as the op asked.
 

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They had severe shipping time problems <snip>
( the lack of communication was inexcusable ).<snip>
Shipping time is still slow ( 7-14 days ) and you can't pay with a credit card online. so they still have issues with the business end

If the juice is good, then this sounds like someone who is talented but should be in a backroom, mixing and making up recipes.....not running a business.

All the things you just mentioned above is why there is a distinct difference between a professionally run *business* ....... and a *hobby* and/or being an employee of someone else who does have the skills to run a professional business.

My best friend is a fantastic cook, but doesn't open a restaurant, so I think most people do understand the distinction.
 

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Agreed. He has taken on a business partner to deal with the business end. Things are improving, but aren't quite there yet. Clay is a tobacco enthusiast. Doesn't offer any other flavors.

I am not endorsing how he runs the business, just saying that if you are a tobacco lover, specifically NET's and don't mind the shipping times, his juices are incredible. So far i have tried about 20 of them, and there wasn't one i didn't like. Part of the reason is that i can pick the ones that are in my flavor profile so accurately, because of the product description.
 

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If the juice is good, then this sounds like someone who is talented but should be in a backroom, mixing and making up recipes.....not running a business.

All the things you just mentioned above is why there is a distinct difference between a professionally run *business* ....... and a *hobby* and/or being an employee of someone else who does have the skills to run a professional business.

My best friend is a fantastic cook, but doesn't open a restaurant, so I think most people do understand the distinction.

How very profound. I wish more people would take notice of this, it's common sense. Seems everyone wants to be the Charlie Potatoes entrepreneur nowadays.
 
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