Sweet Tobacco for RY4?

[Vaptor]

I'm looking for a sweet but not smokey/heavy tobacco flavor for my DIY RY4. I specially want to avoid that "ashtray" smelling type of tobacco flavor. Anyone has any tips? or what is the most common tobacco type flavor used in RY4s?

 

[dannyv45]

Try TFA's double RY4 or asian RY4. If either is to tobaccoish you can add em and vape wizard which should mellow and sweeten even more. If it has to much throut hit increase the VG percentage.

 

[SpinDr480]

I would agree with the TFA's Double RY4. If you don't like it after a hot water seep, let it sit for a week or more and see because it gets a lot better, however many like it right away. You can also mix in some Carmel Candy & Bavarian Cream from the RWhy4 recipe that someone created. There are threads for both the Double RY4 and the RWhy4 that give great reviews or variations.

 

[boomerdude]

Sweet TB

Black n' Mild TB - 3%
7 Leaves TB - 1.5%
Virginia Fire Cured TB -1.5%
Caramel - 7%
Vanilla- 5%
ACV - 1 drp. per 5 mls.

This is an ADV that I've been vaping for 6 months. You might want to try it. No specific vendor you can use what you have on hand. The Black and Mild also goes by Black & Milk and several other names. The 7 Leaves I used FA. The rest are TFA except Caramel which I used Loran's. I usually add TA to all my TB recipes which gives them an ash tray taste, This one I leave it out. If it;s too heavy for you you can switch the fire cured to flue cured.

 

[tdinello]

My ADV:

25% Hangsen RY4
25% Hangsen T5
50% Hangsen Virginia

 

[Vaptor]

Thanks guys. I don't want to use premixed RY4 tho. I have my recipe, just need to find the right tobacco for it and I'm probably after something light that's sweet but don't taste to much like a tobacco. I like Dekang's Tobacco in their RY4, just not sure what tobacco they use.

 

[boomerdude]

RY4 is a tobacco flavor all by itself with flavor additives like vanilla in increasing amounts depending on the number. Ruyan is the name of the Chinese company that produced the original cigar tobacco blend. You might find a plain Ruyan at RTS under Chinese flavors.

Or here : Ruyan Tobacco E-Liquid

 

[Veezy]

Im also looking for a recipe to make an ry4. trying to find an answer if its possible to do your own tobacco extracts from whole leaf tobaccos to mix up your own recipe. but cant figure out which tobaccos to buy to make an extract of, can't seem to find a thread for my questions ruyan cant just be a pre-mixed there has to be a recipe to start from scratch to make the ruyan flavor. right?

 

[FinallyQuit]

I have a hard time finding good descriptions of the various tobacco flavors. I can't tell you which is sweeter or which is more ashy. I love the RY1 from Hangsen, it's got a dry feeling in the mouth. Add your other components and it would probably make a killer RY4.

I like the Hangsen RY4 too, it's terrific! Doctor it up a little with your other components.

 

[hazarada]

s'camel by inawera is the best sweet kind of tobacco flavor i know but when making your own RY4 if anything, you're going to have trouble keeping it from going too sweet.

 

[Steven Pye]

I think a Virginia tobacco might be worth a try, more on the light and sweet side of things, perhaps Flavour Art?

FA - Virginia - MyFreedomSmokes.com

an aromatic RY4, I can dig it

 

[boomerdude]

Try this thread for different tobacco names. Read my last post in the thread for the most comprehensive list and a short explanation of tobacco leaves.


http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...tobacco-flavored-concentrates-whats-what.html

I have a hard time finding good descriptions of the various tobacco flavors. I can't tell you which is sweeter or which is more ashy. I love the RY1 from Hangsen, it's got a dry feeling in the mouth. Add your other components and it would probably make a killer RY4.

I like the Hangsen RY4 too, it's terrific! Doctor it up a little with your other components.

 

[FinallyQuit]

Thanks for the link Boomer!

 

[boomerdude]

No problem FQ. Most questions can be answered by the forum. It just needs a better search function.

Thanks for the link Boomer!