Curious: Flavorah Tobaccos

[Simon G]

I just had a look on there @Simon G . Which ones did you get? I noticed flavorah have a brie concentrate on there...

Cavendish
Sweet & Smokey Tobacco
Tatanka Tobacco
Red Burley
Native Tobacco
Kentucky Blend
Connecticut Shade
Cured Tobacco


Yeah Brie, I've seen some recipes where it's just used at super low percentages in cheesecakes, with fruits and stuff. ... apparently it's not vomity.

 

[zouzounaki]

I’ll be interested to see how you get on. I’ve still never tried any of their tobaccos despite how popular they seem to be.

I think I’m a bit bored with flavour to be honest, I’ve been puffing unflavoured quite a bit the last while.

 

[Simon G]

nah nor me..... high price and the fact you can't get them everywhere. If they had them at vapable I probably would have chucked one or two in the basket by now.

0.25 - 1.5% seems to be an average amount in use though, so I guess they are decent value really.

 

[Mr Ripple]

nah nor me..... high price and the fact you can't get them everywhere. If they had them at vapable I probably would have chucked one or two in the basket by now.

0.25 - 1.5% seems to be an average amount in use though, so I guess they are decent value really.

This guy only uses Flavourah in his recipes and has 15 pages of them.
Worth looking through for tips on percentages.

https://e-liquid-recipes.com/list?filter=28997

 

[Simon G]

I mixed them all at 1% so I had an idea of their strengths compared to each other.

Enjoying them so far, Cavandish is delicious, a lot of honey and fruit notes, very sweet. Native is a rolling tobacco with an authentic aftertaste, really made me feel like I was smoking. Tatanka is a little lighter and sweeter than the Native but a similar vibe.

 

[zouzounaki]

I love the INW cavendish. It isn’t sweet and doesn’t have a flavour other than the aromatic aroma and a dry aromatic grassiness. It’s very good as an additive at low amounts.

Those sound good, I might nab some if I’m ever buying more flavours.

 

[Rickster]

I mixed them all at 1% so I had an idea of their strengths compared to each other.

Enjoying them so far, Cavandish is delicious, a lot of honey and fruit notes, very sweet. Native is a rolling tobacco with an authentic aftertaste, really made me feel like I was smoking. Tatanka is a little lighter and sweeter than the Native but a similar vibe.

Red Burley and Kentucky Blend 0.75% and 0.25% in a recipe....easy as you go with this stuff

 

[Simon G]

Red Burley and Kentucky Blend 0.75% and 0.25% in a recipe....easy as you go with this stuff

Been vaping Red Burley tonight, it's good. I think I could go up to 1.5%

I can happily vape all these on their own so far though which surprised me, they have a lot of complexity as single flavours depending on length of draw, how deep you inhale, whether you exhale through your nose etc.