Tried N.E.T. Tobacco (No Flavor?)

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Devilstompa

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Funny this thread appeared today bc I just emailed Diane about the three flavors I ordered. They were mixed on 08/04 and still aren't quite ready. I ordered "already steeped" from her before and I went right through those.

One of my absolute favorite cigar NETs is by Want2Vape in Florida - Alcazar Cigar and The Blonde takes a close 2nd. They are typically ready to go and get stronger as well with time.
Is The Alcatraz Cigar a N.E.T. ?
 

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I guess some NET are very different. The NETs I get never need steeping, they only get better... Again never tried smug?

Ive used some from Goodejuice, Naturally Extracted NET.com, and walkers finest.... All are great fresh out of the mail, and only get better and better.... I did try some from Black note and they were very different and not as "tobacco" as I like. I also used to get some from The Plume Room and they are good, but very "flavoured" meaning they have very little real tobacco taste.....
I Just ordered some N.E.T.'s From Good ejuice.com Thank you for letting me know. I really want to get more into N.E.T.'s There's alot of reading to do and good information about them.
 
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Im using a smok m80 pro using a 1.8ohm coil around 25 to 35 watts

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Try something like 10-15watts with that OHM RATE, maybe even less wattage.

What wire are you using.......... If I were using a 1.8 coil I would vape it at no more than 15 watts. 1.8ohm draws only, what 7 watts at battery voltage. But then I don't use heavier than 29awg for a 1.8 coil.
 
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Are N.E.T.'s suppose to heat slowly instead of sub ohm where them heat really fast ?

Everyone has their personal preferences, a "sweet spot". NETs (flavored NETs), are all I vape and I found them delicious at 1.8 ohms and 15 watts but love them even more at 0.4 ohms and ~35watts (Japanese cotton), which is my preferred set up, my current "sweet spot". Many retail NETs are very subtle in flavor especially those extracted from cigar tobacco. Aging them does help considerably. A retiree, I invested three years learning how to extract, process and mix my own NETs, time well spent as when it comes to NET you really can't buy juice as good as what you can make for yourself.
 
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Are N.E.T.'s suppose to heat slowly instead of sub ohm where them heat really fast ?

Heating more slowly or whatever has nothing to do with sub-ohm or not.. Sub-ohm doesn't determine speed either. The resistance of the wire determines that. I can make you a .2ohm coil that will take 15 minute to heat up and one that flashes like a light bulb. BOTH will have the same temperature potential, but NOT the same amount of heat.

You need a Hot fast coil to make Lots of STEAM real fast....... You don't always need or want the speed or HOT for flavor. Think about when you smoke a Cigar or Pipe, to a lesser extent cigarettes.. When do you get the best favor? When the flame is applied or a few puffs after the flame? Hot glowing Cherry or smoldering cherry? Get it?
 
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I had a buddy bring me some Smug juice. I've had over 50 different cigar extracts in my five years of vaping. I don't consider myself an expert but simply a cigar lover that has been looking for an actual cigar flavor.

Honestly, the Smug cigar was terrible. I didn't taste cigar and had the exact experience as you. As written above, My Vape Juice has excellent cigars. You can even use them in your setup if you order them in 30/70 PG/VG. Want2Vape also makes excellent cigars but they are 70/30 PG/VG and are not filtered, therefore leaving a lot of residue in the atomizer.

Also, as written above, cigar flavors do take awhile to steep. Getting My Vape Juice cigars STP (steeped to perfection) is an excellent idea.
 

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I just tried my first N.E.T. Tobacco from a company and it has no flavor at all.
they where cigar flavors so I expected them to taste exactly like a earthy cigar.
All it tastes like is almost unflavored heavy sweet musky flavor.
I went back to my artificial cigar flavor and it has a lot of cigar taste.
Can anyone explain why ?
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Really you should try different flavored NETs, to find one you like. I usually get mine from Naturally-Extracted-Tobacco.com, sometimes from Goodejuice.com. Some are ok right out of the mail, others get good around a couple weeks to a month for me. It's my experience that after a long time, say 7 months, they start to loose their taste, but that could be just me not shaking and mixing well before each use. Good luck! :)
 

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I just got my Prelude NET from Black Note on Thursday and have been liking it. It has a nice tobacco taste, but it's very light. It's a lot lighter than I expected but then again it's the lightest of there lineup. Hoping to try the more stronger flavours soon. I haven't tried diy but I'm considering it just for doing tobacco extractions.
 
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