The Hangsen Thread

[Detroit Doug]

I've never tried the HS RY3. I might have to give it a whirl, the next time I order flavors. None of the RY4's have ever done it for me. I've tried HS RY4, TFA RY4 Double, & TFA RY4 Asian. Must just be my taste buds.

I enjoy HS RY1 & HS Indian in equal parts, as a tobacco base. Might add just a touch of something sweet like Vanilla for Pipe if I want to sweeten it up a hint.

I've recently discovered a blend that is quickly becoming one of my favorites. 2 parts HS Desert Ship and 1 part FLV Red Burley. Pardon the 'parts' but 90% of my mixing is tank mixing. I make just about everything in single flavor 5% (or so) mixes. When it's time to fill a tank, I'll go 2 eye droppers of this, 1 eye dropper of that, and 1/2 an eye dropper of something else. I guess I've gotten a little lazy in my mixing habits. If I hit upon a combo that works well, then I'll get the scale & flavors, and try to duplicate it as a recipe.

As I've gotten older, the value of 'easy' has increased.

 

[FranC]

I don't care the the Ry4's either. Don't like the taste of Ry4D at all.

Ry 3 I do like a lot. It's good with added nut flavors and some fruits.

I'm a lazy vaper in my old age too but still mixing recipes.

 

[Twins Win]

If you like a vanilla that is not as heavy as other flavor makers their Vanilla flavor is delicious even as a stand alone @ 6%. it is very creamy. Actually vaping it now.

Very cool. I recently got Vanilla and Australia Chocolate. I was going to test them out at 2% per. I guess I could go higher on the Vanilla. Would you happen to know if the chocolate be safe at 3 or 4%?

 

[Sugar_and_Spice]

Very cool. I recently got Vanilla and Australia Chocolate. I was going to test them out at 2% per. I guess I could go higher on the Vanilla. Would you happen to know if the chocolate be safe at 3 or 4%?

I have not tried their chocolate. But that % sounds reasonable as a starting point. Are you mixing stand alone flavoring recipes or using them as sort of a helper to another flavor?

 

[Twins Win]

I have not tried their chocolate. But that % sounds reasonable as a starting point. Are you mixing stand alone flavoring recipes or using them as sort of a helper to another flavor?

Just stand alone for now.

 

[Sugar_and_Spice]

Just stand alone for now.

In my experience the chocolate I have used/tried have always had long steep times to fully develop. Don't know about this one because their vanilla is the only one I have. I was pleasantly surprised that the vanilla was tasting great after about a week or so. Most vanilla's also have long steep times if used as standalones. Don't be afraid to go to 5 or 6%. I don't think you should worry until you get past 10% or so as some standalone flavoring(when too much is used) are muted.