The Flavorah Tobacco Lounge

[andipandi]

sounds good.... do you think that's enough tobacco to come through? .. what % are you thinking for the choc and nuts?

It's enough Arabian, for sure, dash of coffee perhaps, I vaped some 0.15 Arabian earlier and it was super, with a cup of black coffee.

 

[zouzounaki]

sounds good.... do you think that's enough tobacco to come through? .. what % are you thinking for the choc and nuts?

i think so. i will start there, anyway. quite low on the cocoa and nuts too, they are both quite strong.

but now i’m thinking the cocoa, FLV cream, FA hazelnut. which might rule out the arabian...

 

[Simon G]

i think so. i will start there, anyway. quite low on the cocoa and nuts too, they are both quite strong.

but now i’m thinking the cocoa, FLV cream, FA hazelnut. which might rule out the arabian...

I'd use Tatanka rather than Arabian, for the chocolate, spice and honey sweetness that has already... that's where I'm going anyway with my coco-nut recipe.

 

[zouzounaki]

I'd use Tatanka rather than Arabian, for the chocolate, spice and honey sweetness that has already... that's where I'm going anyway with my coco-nut recipe.

tatanka and cured tobacco? i’m after the tobacco quite prominent. i’ll maybe wait till i’ve tried virginia and native, which could be other possibilities.

 

[Simon G]

tatanka and cured tobacco? i’m after the tobacco quite prominent. i’ll maybe wait till i’ve tried virginia and native, which could be other possibilities.

mmm, not sure. I'm not a massive fan of cured, I might try Tatanka and Sweet and Smokey, because that has a slight caramel sweetness note to me.

But I'm thinking about it from the other way to you.

I'm thinking Tatanka and Sweet and Smokey at higher levels and just using a touch of chocolate and nuts to enhance what the tobaccos already have.

.. am I just thinking though, I have no evidence that this would work.

 

[Simon G]

Connecticut Shade would be awesome with chocolate too. (probably)

 

[zouzounaki]

mmm, not sure. I'm not a massive fan of cured, I might try Tatanka and Sweet and Smokey, because that has a slight caramel sweetness note to me.

But I'm thinking about it from the other way to you.

I'm thinking Tatanka and Sweet and Smokey at higher levels and just using a touch of chocolate and nuts to enhance what the tobaccos already have.

.. am I just thinking though, I have no evidence that this would work.

see, i’ve tended to find that blending sweet flavours with tobaccos is best with dry, tobaccos, whether they are hefty or weak. sweet additions to sweet tobaccos risk a confused mess of sweetness, in my experience at least. could be my primitive mixing skills.

 

[Simon G]

see, i’ve tended to find that blending sweet flavours with tobaccos is best with dry, tobaccos, whether they are hefty or weak. sweet additions to sweet tobaccos risk a confused mess of sweetness, in my experience at least. could be my primitive mixing skills.

you could be right.... only one way to find out I guess.

 

[zouzounaki]

you could be right.... only one way to find out I guess.

i think it’s possible the other way but i’ve found it harder, or easier to get murky and confused results.

 

[andipandi]

I'm of the view that one flv baccy, two at most, in a mix is generally/ would be enough. I find it odd that where flv is concerned there seems to be this situation where flv mixers often exclude other brands