Solid tobacco base?

[locke2121]

I've been using the tobacco absolute from TPA, and while it is ok..its more of a grassy than tobacco taste. But I still want those tobacco flavors from a true tobacco source. I'm really not interested in extracting my own. So can somebody point me to a base that is more tobacco and less grass lol?

 

[pizza2me]

I like Real Cig super concentrated from vapingzone. They, and ecigexpress (and maybe others?) have many super concentrated tobacco flavors that seem to be very similar according to folks on the ECX and Super Concentrated threads.

I haven't vaped anything but Real Cig since I got it. And I do like the Honey Flue Cured, 555 and Black and Mild as well. One of these days I'll jump in and try some more of them. But, once I find something I like, I tend to stick with it.

Good luck!

 

[Dj Xy]

Try the tabacco extract from tpa, its similar to the absolute but without the grassy notes, at least to me.

 

[Hoosier]

Might see if you can find TA from Rustica (part of the plant's species name). It doesn't have nearly the hay notes, but I cannot remember where I obtained it from...

 

[LucentShadow]

The best that I have found so far are mixes of TPA flavors. I like my flavors a bit light and sweet, compared to some.

6% TPA RY4 Double
4% TPA Tobacco Blend PG
+ a hint of a contrasting flavor for a pipe tobacco alike flavor

or

~.3% TPA M-Type Premium (this stuff is incredibly strong, to me)
7% TPA Tobacco Blend PG
+ a hint of something else

The Tobacco Blend is the absolute mixed with Ethyl Maltol, and is pretty sweet on it's own. I find that both the M-Type and the RY4 Double both offset the sweetness of that, and result in a nice flavor.

There are still many tobacco flavors that I have not tried, though, so I'd bet that there are better ones.

ETA - Forgot to point out that these all contain some artificial flavors, if that's a big sticking point.

 

[locke2121]

Thanks guys...I bought a small bottle of the real cig stuff. Its interesting to say the least! Alot like Boba's. I don't think I can use it as a base, but as an addition to my absolute, I think it'll shine! It seems to counter the grassy taste pretty well!