Tobacco Flavored Extracts/Flavoring....

[2pksAday]

Could you all point me in the right direction please?
I'm contemplating on buying a pre-made unflavored e-liquid from Mt. Baker Vapor so I can create my own 'tobacco' flavor e-liquid. The only thing I will need to add to this is the flavoring/extract but unfortunately, Mt. Baker Vapor don't have much of a selection when it comes to the DIY 'tobacco' extracts/flavorings.
I'm looking for a selection of DIY straight full flavor tobacco flavored stuff...no added fruity' sweetness or other type of blends.
Any and all help would be awesome

 

[2pksAday]

I may of found a few prospective online stores ...

update, was reading some other info on this forum and someone mentioned Bull City Vapor..
went on over and took a look and they have a HUGE selection to choose from.
YAH!

 

[Boletus]

You will want to use an ejuice calculator application to dial in your percentages. And unless you are pretty flexible with your target nicotine level, you may want to get the nic base stronger than your usual vape and get some VG and/or PG to get the nic concentration where you want it.

 

[RonJS]

I'm looking for a selection of DIY straight full flavor tobacco flavored stuff...no added fruity' sweetness or other type of blends.
Any and all help would be awesome

While they do have several tobacco flavors...I'm not too sure Bull City has any net's. You may wish to take a peek at..

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...ussion/519685-natural-tobaccos-part-deux.html

Ron

 

[2pksAday]

Thanks Ron,
I'm not looking for 'net' flavors...just regular flavored extracts that somewhat mimic the taste of straight tobacco.

 

[Rat2chat2]

Congrats on getting into a little DIY. I have gotten so I like to just flavor my unflavored also. I use Vaping Zone's Gourment and Super Concentrated flavorings. They cost a little more than some of the other flavorings but you use so much less in a recipe that it makes it more economical in my mind. Plus I have been really pleased with those two types of flavorings. The only two tobacco's I have used are the 7Star and French Pipe. Both I really like. There have a big selection also and fast shipping. There are a lot of threads on ecf that have helped me. I understand there is an initial cost involved with DIY, but in the long run it can save a lot of money and it is pretty fun also. The only other thing I can think of to offer as a tip is to start lower on the recommended percentages of what the flavors call for. I like to start out at half of what they recommend and work my way up to what I like. These particular flavorings that I use are very strong. Recommended percentage is 1-3% in a recipe. I start out at .50. Just me but thought I would tell you.

Good luck to you and I hope you find just the right flavor that will make your taste buds dance.

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