Tobacco Flavored Concentrates - What's - What?

[Finder]

Stuyvesant is "Peter Stuyvesant" brand of cigarettes popular in Europe 20-30 years ago. Wikipedia says it is still popular in Australia, Greece ... etc. It was German brand before it was acquired by Imperial tobacco.

Ankara is capital of Turkey, so i guess it is some kind of turkish pipe tobacco.

 

[Ding]

Sorry. You posted "I would especially appreciate matching up the Chinese tobacco flavor labels like Hangsen and DeKang into their component flavors in English.", and I thought this might help in some way.
Where are you getting Dekang concentrates from? All I've ever seen so far are dekang mixed juices.
In any event, I too was looking to get a handle on concentrate names, especially Chinese flavors. It seems to me that the flavor concentrates I have seen which are not attributed as being Hangsen or non-Chinese mostly have names that sound very much like Dekang names.

Regardless, sorry I ruined your thread. Btw, the concentrate from RTS called Type K Original is not a menthol but rather what I might call "Kent", while what they call Type K Menthol is what I'd call "Kool". Not that it's relevant as I'm sure the K Type in your list is something completely different than either.

this IS correct.I had ordered the type K menthol and got what I wanted for kool,I re ordered thinking I was gonna get the SAME by ordering type K flavor and got something totally different.I threw it away,it was NOT menthol.So be careful when ordering,I wasn't.

 

[JD4x4]

this IS correct.I had ordered the type K menthol and got what I wanted for kool,I re ordered thinking I was gonna get the SAME by ordering type K flavor and got something totally different.I threw it away,it was NOT menthol.So be careful when ordering,I wasn't.

Don't EVER throw juice or flavors away! Someone will always be willing to take it or trade ...


Like me.. would have taken your type K original

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[derogg]

Stuyvesant is "Peter Stuyvesant" brand of cigarettes popular in Europe 20-30 years ago. Wikipedia says it is still popular in Australia, Greece ... etc. It was German brand before it was acquired by Imperial tobacco.

I remember smoking them 20 some odd years ago. No a bad flavor as I recall. If I could find someone who sold the Hangsen's concentrate I would have a go at it.
- Dirk