Bill I am liking the idea of mixing a tobacco base with Double and/or Asian, what TPA (or whatever) "smokey tobacco" do you use/recommend? Maybe a strong flavored or honey type? IDK LOL
JB,
The sky's the limit. To get more tobacco into the flavor profile, you can try combining Double or Asian with anything you've got lying around, from a diy tobacco flavor concentrate to some of a premix tobacco blend juice.
I make a diy version of Mom&PopVaporShop's RYO4 by adding some
Tobacco Extract---a derivative of Tobacco Absolute that I like a lot--- to a batch of Double or Asian RY4. Gotta be careful with that one, though, since it's uber-concentrated. Don't add too much, just a drop or two at a time before taste-testing. I like that combo because it's rough and raw tobacco with a real punch.
Would a sweeter, honey-laced tobacco concentrate work? Well, sure, why not?
At the other end of the scale, I intend to whip up small samples of "Smooth RY4" by doing the same process with Asian or Double using each of my two current favorite pre-mix tobacco juices:
Aroma Turkish Blend (without WTA) and
MrVapes Special Blend Tobacco, both of which are smooth, rich, and creamy by themselves and should make a very sophisticated RY4. Well, we'll see, anyway...
You could even use another pre-mix RY4 as the additive to Asian/Double. I probably wouldn't use any of my favorite RY4s to do that---they're lovely on their own, so why mess with a good thing?---but I have enough suspect or so-so RY4s in my stash to choke a horse, and they're just languishing in the juice dungeon, so why not donate some of their contents to a mad scientist?
Finally, of course, there's no law that restricts us to only tobacco flavors. Just to give a random example,
Capellas' Cinnamon Danish flavoring or
Decadent Vapours' French Apple Tart concentrate could be added to a batch of Asian or Double to create wildly custom RY4s. Coffee flavorings are another candidate. Combinations such as those might turn out delicious or dreadful (can't know in advance, which is the pragmatic reason to mix very small batches to start), but that's part of the fun of DIY.
Anything goes!
If you do ten experiments to build a better RY4 and end up with only a single halfway decent result, while nine others were terrible and had to be poured down the sink, that's OK.
No harm, no foul. The only thing you lose is a little time and whatever money was spent on ingredients---which is usually less than I would have wasted on many of the hundreds of pre-mix juices I buy but don't like. LOL.