Sweet tobacco suggestions please

[Bronze]

Awesome! I love it when things work. Check with Andrea about the ratio, I bet she could accomodate you. So far, I am working on the Vanilla tobacco and that is beating very well, like daily. The others will pop up as soon as I wear out this round of profiles that I am drawn to right now: creamy-ish tobaccos.

You guys sure do vape a lot of different stuff. Don't y'all just want to stick around the same pier once in awhile and enjoy the view? Reminds me of that line Radar used when talking about Col. Potter and all his feverish activities he undertook when a female "friend" came to camp..."It's always GO, GO ,GO!!!"

 

[DevastationWagon]

I didn't sit throught the 28 pages of posts, so if it's been covered before I apologize.

The new Vermillion River K-Max is pretty good as well as the Vaporheads.net Sweet tobacco Europe VT3. Weird thing though I don't care for the sweet VT3 in my HH.357 (too sweet for me), but I like it in a carto...go figure.

 

[Bronze]

I didn't sit throught the 28 pages of posts, so if it's been covered before I apologize.

The new Vermillion River K-Max is pretty good as well as the Vaporheads.net Sweet Tobacco Europe VT3. Weird thing though I don't care for the sweet VT3 in my HH.357 (too sweet for me), but I like it in a carto...go figure.

I see a lot of people who like that VR Kentucky stuff. I hear it's a bit sweet. What kind of sweet? Sugary, fruity, smoky, floral? BTW, are you related to Jack Wagon? Just kiddin'...couldn't resist imparting my poor humor.

 

[gthompson]

Hey Bronze, I didn't want to say this over in that other thread in the AVE suppliers forum, but they're starting to remind me of NLV. I like AVE's juice pretty good, but it ain't worth all this. I guess this is the curse of a Mom and Pop that grows too fast. If I miss the sale I miss the sale. At this point I've reduced the amount I intend to buy down to where I won't be saving any big bucks with the discount, and I'm about tired of the clogged up coils anyway.

It's good stuff but there's other good stuff. I'll get some more when they're open more than 10 minutes a day. Easy for me to say though since I probably have enough to last me another month.

 

[EleanorR]

I see a lot of people who like that VR Kentucky stuff. I hear it's a bit sweet. What kind of sweet? Sugary, fruity, smoky, floral? BTW, are you related to Jack Wagon? Just kiddin'...couldn't resist imparting my poor humor.

KPBs are smoky sweet.

 

[gthompson]

There's no end to this is there...

 

[jonnypanic]

I see a lot of people who like that VR Kentucky stuff. I hear it's a bit sweet. What kind of sweet? Sugary, fruity, smoky, floral? BTW, are you related to Jack Wagon? Just kiddin'...couldn't resist imparting my poor humor.

I taste a lot of maple in KPB, have not heard anyone else say that, but it is a flavor that I could instantly describe (unlike so many others). A good maple though, just enough. Even had a few friends notice the maple smell. I have a bottle on the way, probably gonna have to wait until Monday to get it. It's great stuff.

 

[Mr.Mann]

I taste a lot of maple in KPB, have not heard anyone else say that, but it is a flavor that I could instantly describe (unlike so many others). A good maple though, just enough. Even had a few friends notice the maple smell. I have a bottle on the way, probably gonna have to wait until Monday to get it. It's great stuff.

Yeah, the maple that Dave uses is an actual maple, not a syrupy "maple" -- he is quite proud of his maple and he should be.

 

[Bronze]

KPBs are smoky sweet.

That's good. I might have to put that one on my list. I hear a lot of good about that VR KY. Can't remember if that was a NET. I'm sure MM will set the record straight.

 

[Bronze]

There's no end to this is there...

Nope................

 

[Bronze]

I taste a lot of maple in KPB, have not heard anyone else say that, but it is a flavor that I could instantly describe (unlike so many others). A good maple though, just enough. Even had a few friends notice the maple smell. I have a bottle on the way, probably gonna have to wait until Monday to get it. It's great stuff.

I think that's consistent with what Eleanor is saying. I consider maple a smoky flavor (as long as it is unsweetened maple). Vermont maple syrup in a gallon tin can is one thing. Log Cabin is another. Which camp would you put it in?

EDIT: See MM already put his two cents in on the authenticity of the maple.

 

[Bronze]

Hey Bronze, I didn't want to say this over in that other thread in the AVE suppliers forum, but they're starting to remind me of NLV. I like AVE's juice pretty good, but it ain't worth all this. I guess this is the curse of a Mom and Pop that grows too fast. If I miss the sale I miss the sale. At this point I've reduced the amount I intend to buy down to where I won't be saving any big bucks with the discount, and I'm about tired of the clogged up coils anyway.

It's good stuff but there's other good stuff. I'll get some more when they're open more than 10 minutes a day. Easy for me to say though since I probably have enough to last me another month.

There you go again GT...thinking the same way as me. I just hope HHV doesn't end up going the same route. Let's see what happens with AVE. If they turn into a NightLite then I'll skip it too. I just don't feel like fighting for juice. I don't mind taking out the mailman, but I can't fight Mom & Pop too.

 

[EleanorR]

Yeah, the maple that Dave uses is an actual maple, not a syrupy "maple" -- he is quite proud of his maple and he should be.

Yes, my favorite VR juice is the KPB Maplewood --and it's authentic, not icky sticky sweet.

That's good. I might have to put that one on my list. I hear a lot of good about that VR KY. Can't remember if that was a NET. I'm sure MM will set the record straight.

All of Vermillion River's Kentucky Premium Blends are NETs.

 

[Voltron]

Awesome! I love it when things work. Check with Andrea about the ratio, I bet she could accomodate you. So far, I am working on the Vanilla Tobacco and that is beating very well, like daily. The others will pop up as soon as I wear out this round of profiles that I am drawn to right now: creamy-ish tobaccos.

Hey Mann, I vaped some of TPR's Burley & Candy and liked it even more than the Candied Cavendish because it has a stronger tobacco flavor. Unfortunately, these juices aren't too carto/clearo friendly

I wish Heather from HHV would share her top secret extraction process with vendors like TPR and W2V

IMO, a carto friendly W2V's Red Pirate would be amazing.

BTW, how has the sampling gone for you?

 

[Mr.Mann]

I am vaping Cocobacco now and it is definitely working for me. Another winner, H! Thanks, bud.

I can't believe the TPR isn't working for you in the carto, but I can't remember what did or didn't work best in those. I don't think it is particulates necessarily that are clogging (W2V is heavy on particulate matter), it may just be the pg/vg ratio of TPR.

 

[Voltron]

I tought you would like the Cocobacco, that thing hits like a bull

 

[Mr.Mann]

I tought you would like the Cocobacco, that thing hits like a bull

haha. Hey, I would like to suggest some of GeJ tobaccos, but they use a 50/50 blend and I don't know if that is too good for cartos.

 

[gthompson]

They've been petty easy on my clearos.

 

[Voltron]

haha. Hey, I would like to suggest some of GeJ tobaccos, but they use a 50/50 blend and I don't know if that is too good for cartos.

The Vita Bella worked well on my clearos, but the TPR juices would create a thick, black gunk on the coil just like W2V's.

 

[Mr.Mann]

The Vita Bella worked well on my clearos, but the TPR juices would create a thick, black gunk on the coil just like W2V's.

Oh, in that case, try a 24 or 32 mg Wild Turkey from GeJ and also their GJ4. You know I am not an RY4 guy, but I am a GJ4 guy!