Would it make sense to..

[Aheadatime]

..try to evaporate alcohol after an alcohol extraction? For example, say I soaked some black tea and tobacco leaves in a mason jar with vodka for a day or two. I then strain it. Now I'm left with vodka that tastes like tobacco/tea, but has no visible solids. Do vendors add this kind of stuff to their juices? I have no clue what would be left (if anything) if I attempted evaporating the vodka at this point.

 

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There are lots of threads on the subject in the tobacco Extraction section above. Some discourage using alcohol to extract because you also extract some unwanted compounds. I've done a few using PG and had good luck with cigars, pipe tobacco and tea. There are people doing extractions with PG, VG, alcohol and distilled water.

 

[Aheadatime]

Thanks for the response. I posted it in here because it isn't strictly about tobacco. I could do an alcohol extraction of diced apples, cinnamon sticks, tea leaves, lavender, ginger, etc. I'm just wondering if the alcohol after the extraction is used as-is, or if further dehydration is required.