Question about WTA's in Aroma Ejuice

[stefania123]

Just wondering.. do you use natural tobacco leaves when you extract the WTA's?

 

[hittman]

I remember Jerry talking about the tobacco used but don't know if it was "natural". I'm not sure if I know of another kind besides natural tobacco leaves.

 

[homeprogreen]

Maybe they meant organic

 

[stefania123]

yeah.. i meant organic, like as in unprocessed.

 

[homeprogreen]

Did you check the WTA faq on the Aroma site?

 

[hittman]

The site just says " whole tobacco leaf".

 

[homeprogreen]

Sounds pretty un-processed to me. But the minute you start extracting nicotine from the leaf your processing it

 

[snork]

I have seen a picture of a batch of tobaccos destined for WTA processing which were labeled "organic".

 

[radiokaos]

I have seen a picture of a batch of tobaccos destined for WTA processing which were labeled "organic".

Snork once again you are correct.

We use only organic grown tobacco and it is untreated.

Here is a little video shot on the fly about a year ago.

 

[snork]

yeah.. i meant organic, like as in unprocessed.

Let's talk about those two words, which I don't think necessarily belong together.
When I think "organic" I think of a product which has been raised without any chemical fertilizers, pesticides, etc. But processed, that's another story. I think technically the tobacco is processed in that it has been cured (dried) by one of several methods. Many things can be organic but have been processed to make them consumable.

Oh, and like homeprogreen said, by the time the WTA is extracted I'd say the tobacco has been processed to hell (but the origin is still "organic").

 

[homeprogreen]

I would have to agree. Most everything is processed but organic is totally different

 

[stefania123]

Snork once again you are correct.

We use only organic grown tobacco and it is untreated.

Here is a little video shot on the fly about a year ago.

Cool.. thanks

 

[stefania123]

Sounds pretty un-processed to me. But the minute you start extracting nicotine from the leaf your processing it

Oh, and like homeprogreen said, by the time the WTA is extracted I'd say the tobacco has been processed to hell (but the origin is still "organic").

I was asking about the leaf they were using before they processed it themselves. I am aware they do a process in extraction.. that is something different

Anyways, great to hear it's organic. Was just curious.. looking forward to receiving my first order

 

[homeprogreen]

Actually I think it was a very good question and provided a chance to get more info on WTA as a whole

 

[snork]

Yup, excellent question. And I've learned when talking about WTA it's best to be as clear and accurate as possible. Seems those with an agenda can take the slightest little thing and twist it to suit them (not Stefania (what a beautiful name)).

 

[stefania123]

thanks homeprogreen and snork

 

[tnt56]

I've used Aroma's WTA juice. It's fantastic. My favorite is the P38, then Beetle juice and Gi Joe. Turkish blend is ok also but very strong.

 

[PLANofMAN]

I've used Aroma's WTA juice. It's fantastic. My favorite is the P38, then Beetle juice and Gi Joe. Turkish blend is ok also but very strong.

I've found that G.I. Joe has a much stronger flavor than Turkish Blend, but both are stronger than Beetle Juice. Everyone has different tastes.

 

[PLANofMAN]

Jerry, What strain of tobacco do you use? It'll help answer a question someone has on another thread.

 

[radiokaos]

Jerry, What strain of tobacco do you use? It'll help answer a question someone has on another thread.

I'm not sure what thread you are talking about.

I think its best that if someone has a question regarding tobacco that they ask it themselves here on the subforum.

There are several things to understand when we select tobacco.

I appreciate your thoughtfulness and if someone has a thirst for knowledge my door is always open.