I got the perique mix done and also did the Strawberry Biscotto I put off yesterday. Quickly put everything away before I'm tempted to do more. I am only one person.
I have a 30 ml bottle of em that I bought when I first started DIY. It is still full.I was digging through some of my boxes that I put bigger bottles in that don't fit in my cases and found a bunch of EM in different size bottles. There's a full 4oz and a couple of 30ml and 2oz bottles. I don't know what I was thinking back then. I use very little EM in my menthol tobacco and have been using super sweet in other mixes.
Yes, I am vaping the last 1/2 a tankful I have left with the Perique at 6%. I like it but I think it will be better with the drop in perique. It's too upfront at 6%.Have you vaped it yet?
I've had head-exploding perique before and it needed to steep several months before it would calm down. Then it was very good. I don't know about Ty's perique. Sounds like it's pretty strong.Yes, I am vaping the last 1/2 a tankful I have left with the Perique at 6%. I like it but I think it will be better with the drop in perique. It's too upfront at 6%.
This is not a new recipe for me. I used to mix it with Hangsen Ry 3.
I wouldn't say super strong at 6% but I just want it a bit more in the background. The mix I'm vaping the last of is over a month old. I had no interest on doing an sft of the Perique.I've had head-exploding perique before and it needed to steep several months before it would calm down. Then it was very good. I don't know about Ty's perique. Sounds like it's pretty strong.
Please let us know how you like your mixes.The next 5 to go in my rotation:
Soho-2%-fa- brown sugar .2%-tfa
Yellow cake Bavarian-Bavarian cream-fw 4%-Yellow cake jf-4%
Honeywood tobacco-fw-1%,double chocolate clear-tfa 3%,cocoa-jf .2%
Hawaiin Highway-one shot-16%
Coconut custard-biscuit-jf-.5%,vanilla custard-cap-3%,coconut-jf-1.5%
They have steeped for 3 weeks.
A sundae is a strange thing for a tobacco flavor to taste like. I can’t vape any baccys except NEtsI decided to make a sft of Holy Holy Grail RY4 V1 at 16%. I know that sounds high, and it's much higher than I have ever used it in mixes. But every time I opened the fridge and saw that big bottle of HHG RY4 I couldn't help but notice the recommended mixing percentage on the side of the bottle 10-12ml of flavor per 60ml.
I am trying it now for the first time after 1 week steep. It's not bad. The caramel and vanilla are so good in this one and it has the perfect level of sweetness. I can see vaping this one as is, it really doesn't need anything. It has an ice cream sensation thing going on as well... It reminds me of eating a sundae in the old ice cream parlors as a kid, that sensation of the cold metal spoon with the vanilla touching your tongue.
A sundae is a strange thing for a tobacco flavor to taste like. I can’t vape any baccys except NEts
A sundae is a strange thing for a tobacco flavor to taste like. I can’t vape any baccys except NEts
I don't think this flavoring has ever been known for any kind of tobacco element. In that regard, I would not consider it an RY4.
StrangeI don't think this flavoring has ever been known for any kind of tobacco element. In that regard, I would not consider it an RY4.
Well I’m #2. I’ve never had a Ry4 that I liked. Back when I could vape Non NET stuff Hangsen Ry3 was my fav to mix with.I'm one of the few that doesn't like ry4. All I taste is sweet, sweet and more sweet.
RY-4Well I’m #2. I’ve never had a Ry4 that I liked. Back when I could vape Non NET stuff Hangsen Ry3 was my fav to mix with.
Well I’m #2. I’ve never had a Ry4 that I liked. Back when I could vape Non NET stuff Hangsen Ry3 was my fav to mix with.
Let's hope not. I wouldn't worry much for myself. I'm 72 now and have enough flavors to vape as long as I want. Would be nice to be able to replace any flavors that might go bad I've never had this happen but who knows? I'm going to check over my most used flavors soon and order any I may think I need more of.Count me as #3, never cared for it.
Nice to have choices, and for those of us who DIY, not much the States or Feds can do to eliminate them