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A recipe mix of individual flavors from different flavor companies
how is HHV NETs on coils any better or worse than other NETsTobaccoholic, I know several people on the ECF that qualify to be labeled as such, myself included. Years ago when there were dozens of NET enthusiasts active on the forums two vendors stood out as having genuinely unique NETs, Ahlusion and HHV. Ahlusion sold NETs that were made using a steam distillation extraction process, extremely good but they stopped offering them several years ago and now sell synthetic artibaccos instead. If I remember correctly HHV's NETs are manufactured using a supercritical CO2 extraction process. They have a unique flavor unlike any other NET on the market, truly one of a kind. They're also reasonably priced on par with NET.com, not the cheapest but certainly not as expensive as RTE or Black Note.
As I remember (2014) they were cleaner than most, easier on wicks/coils but there's a trade off. HHV's NETs didn't taste like a traditional NET, they're "different".
To me the tobacco nuance in HHV's NETs tastes somewhat generic, a flavor I've come to associate when TA (Tobacco Absolute) is used. But the tobacco element in HHVs NETs is unusually robust in flavor intensity, the tobacco nuance is strong. Most of their NETs are hybrids with secondary flavorings mixed in. NETs from vendors like NET.com, RTE, Black Note etc.. are made from TE (Tobacco Extract) and yield a more refined flavor, you can taste all the delicate nuances of the tobaccos used. Note that my observations are dated, I haven't bought any retail NET in years. I use to broadly sample retail NETs as a comparison to those I was making back when I was honing my skills.
I second the suggestion for Purilum Sweet Tobacco. It's great as a single flavor and a good mixer for more complex mixes with sweet undertones.
FA Cuban Supreme is also a great tobacco flavor with an interesting spicy sweet aroma that lends itself to experimentation. If you want more smoky flavor you can add FA Black Fire in small amounts (.5%) to produce a cigarette like exhale.
FA Cuban Supreme is also a great tobacco flavor with an interesting spicy sweet aroma that lends itself to experimentation. If you want more smoky flavor you can add FA Black Fire in small amounts (.5%) to produce a cigarette like exhale.
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A pleasantly sweet tobacco is honeysuckle tobacco. Dunno any vendors. I make my own.
I DIY, but my favorite tobacco vape is this: Whitehorse Tobacco
It's not cheap, but I ordered 250ml at 24mg nic and I cut it 50/50 with glycerin.
It's delicious.
It's not cheap, but I ordered 250ml at 24mg nic and I cut it 50/50 with glycerin.
It's delicious.
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I am vaping Glas Butterscotch Reserve right now and I really like it.
Mostly tobacco with some sweet at the end.
Mostly tobacco with some sweet at the end.
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