Specialty Flavor Concentrates I can't find, please help!!

[Damios]

Okay so I have some unique flavor ideas but can't find some of the concentrates that I need.

Here is a list of ones that I can't find:

Rosemary
Lavender
Black Pepper
Oak Barrel
Pine
Cedarwood
Ginger


If you know of any companies that make flavors equivalent to these please let me know. I know lavender exists because I have vaped it before, as for the other ones I'm not so sure but if you have any ideas I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks!

 

[HeadInClouds]

Flavour Art has Black Pepper, Lavender, and Oak Wood.
I've used only tiny hints of Black Pepper for Chai vapes. It's definitely like a pepper grinder. I don't do florals, so have no idea how that Lavender is. Their description of Oak Barrel, which I haven't used: "The aged and smooth notes of wood. Useful to round off liquers and drinks."

Gin is the closest I can think of to Pine. Hmm. I've read that TFA's Mary Jane is pine-y, but I've not used it.

I'll bet a Rosemary exists, but I've never seen Cedar. Hope others have some ideas for you.

 

[we2rcool]

FA's Gin and their Reggae Night tobacco (which is NOT anything Mary Jane-ish) could easily be used for a 'touch of pine'.

As far as we know, you'd have to look to absolutes and CO2 extractions fo find Rosemary and Cedar.

 

[wllmc]

cedar and vienna cream and fresh cream mmmmmm lol

 

[cramptholomew]

TFA's Red Oak is pretty good. Try it with a tobacco and a fruit. Low percent, 1%-2%.

 

[we2rcool]

TFA's Red Oak is pretty good. Try it with a tobacco and a fruit. Low percent, 1%-2%.

'Been gonna try that one! Is it sweet, too? Or just "woody"?

 

[glasseye]

Inawera has Rosemary in their Shisha line. It's very good. They also have a tobacco flavoring with cedar wood notes called Don Hill but it's not just cedar.

 

[Damios]

Flavour Art has Black Pepper, Lavender, and Oak Wood.
I've used only tiny hints of Black Pepper for Chai vapes. It's definitely like a pepper grinder. I don't do florals, so have no idea how that Lavender is. Their description of Oak Barrel, which I haven't used: "The aged and smooth notes of wood. Useful to round off liquers and drinks."

Gin is the closest I can think of to Pine. Hmm. I've read that TFA's Mary Jane is pine-y, but I've not used it.

I'll bet a Rosemary exists, but I've never seen Cedar. Hope others have some ideas for you.

Ya I haven't seen Rosemary anywhere, and I don't get why lavender would exist but not rosemary.

I mean...technically all the concentrates used for vaping are just food grade and don't have diacetyl or acetoin in them right?

So couldn't I use a rosemary concentrate that is meant for food, as long as I make sure there isn't any diacetly or aceotin in it?

(edit)
So I guess Inawera has rosemary, thanks Glasseye!

 

[cramptholomew]

It's pretty woody. I made a mix with it that tasted, to me, like oak barrel aged scotch/whiskey. I liked it, and will probably revisit it sooner than later. Try it if you dare...

TFA Mild Black 3%
TFA Red Oak 5%
TFA Smooth 1%
TFA Double Chocolate 1%
LA Keoke Coffee .5%
ACV and a little sweetener - which I know SOME PEOPLE don't add... ;-)

 

[Damios]

I'm also looking for Ginger, which I forgot to include in the original list.

I heard ginger by itself is also hard to find?

 

[Damios]

It's pretty woody. I made a mix with it that tasted, to me, like oak barrel aged scotch/whiskey. I liked it, and will probably revisit it sooner than later. Try it if you dare...

TFA Mild Black 3%
TFA Red Oak 5%
TFA Smooth 1%
TFA Double Chocolate 1%
LA Keoke Coffee .5%
ACV and a little sweetener - which I know SOME PEOPLE don't add... ;-)

I actually can't find the "Red Oak" flavor you are talking about, did they discontinue it?

 

[cramptholomew]

http://wizardlabs.us/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=539&search=oak

 

[Damios]

http://wizardlabs.us/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=539&search=oak

Hmm weird they actually don't have it listed on their official site, but thanks for the link!

 

[we2rcool]

It's pretty woody. I made a mix with it that tasted, to me, like oak barrel aged scotch/whiskey. I liked it, and will probably revisit it sooner than later. Try it if you dare...

TFA Mild Black 3%
TFA Red Oak 5%
TFA Smooth 1%
TFA Double Chocolate 1%
LA Keoke Coffee .5%
ACV and a little sweetener - which I know SOME PEOPLE don't add... ;-)

A dare? Well, be all means...YES! Hmmm, don't really like the Keoke, but .5% isn't likely gonna hurt us. Since we haven't yet tried our Mild Black or the Red Oak...what the hell! We'll put it on The List now!

Thanks!

Edit: Have you named it?

 

[we2rcool]

I'm also looking for Ginger, which I forgot to include in the original list.

I heard ginger by itself is also hard to find?

FA has Ginger - it's very realistic. Start LOW-low or be overwhelmed!

 

[HeadInClouds]

Ginger: Nature's Flavors Organics makes one. It's quite sweet, but it has no others flavors in it. I'm pretty sure it has oil and shouldn't be vaped in great amounts (some would say not at all), and NF is not known for disclosing whether they use diacetyl..... but I use a tiny bit in my Chai recipe, which I vape occasionally (shhhh, don't tell).

Flavour Art also has a Ginger, but it's in their Kitchen Magic line, not e-cig flavoring. FA separates their flavors into those with diacetyl and custard notes, and those without. The flavors I mentioned earlier are all from the e-cig line. I wish Ginger was! I haven't tried it but I'm sure it would be less sweet than NF's.

 

[Damios]

Ginger: Nature's Flavors Organics makes one. It's quite sweet, but it has no others flavors in it. I'm pretty sure it has oil and shouldn't be vaped in great amounts (some would say not at all), and NF is not known for disclosing whether they use diacetyl..... but I use a tiny bit in my Chai recipe, which I vape occasionally (shhhh, don't tell).

Flavour Art also has a Ginger, but it's in their Kitchen Magic line, not e-cig flavoring. FA separates their flavors into those with diacetyl and custard notes, and those without. The flavors I mentioned earlier are all from the e-cig line. I wish Ginger was! I haven't tried it but I'm sure it would be less sweet than NF's.

Hmm so basically I can use FA's ginger but they technically don't have it listed as an e-cig flavoring and it is basically a "use at your own risk" sort of deal?

Basically it could have diacetyl in it...?

 

[RocketPuppy]

I made a little flavor list. Maybe it will help to find some flavors and their suppliers. If you haven't found what you want with the suggestions, let me know because I enjoy searching.
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/539843-flavor-flavour-suppliers.html

 

[cramptholomew]

It's pretty woody. I made a mix with it that tasted, to me, like oak barrel aged scotch/whiskey. I liked it, and will probably revisit it sooner than later. Try it if you dare...

TFA Mild Black 3%
TFA Red Oak 5%
TFA Smooth 1%
TFA Double Chocolate 1%
LA Keoke Coffee .5%
ACV and a little sweetener - which I know SOME PEOPLE don't add... ;-)

A dare? Well, be all means...YES! Hmmm, don't really like the Keoke, but .5% isn't likely gonna hurt us. Since we haven't yet tried our Mild Black or the Red Oak...what the hell! We'll put it on The List now!

Thanks!

Edit: Have you named it?

I initially went with Black Beard, but thought that unoriginal. It is nameless as it stands.

I don't like Keoke by itself much either, but I wanted some bitterness and char, which Keoke has. So, I added a little bit for kicks.

Edit: I think I tossed around calling it Robert the Bruce, but that didn't stick either. Haha.

 

[Huckleberried]

Did you check Mt Baker's concentrates? I think they have lavendar, too. Check out FA first, though.