(FLV) Tatanka Tobacco

I wanted to capture as much of a peaceful morning as I could in one go. Coffee, some sweet tobacco, something just a little nutty, and enough maple to really hammer home the morning time nature of the whole endeavor.

VT Caffe Latte is impressively functional for coffee to start, and doesn't need a whole lot of help there. It doesn't read as though there's as much milk here as a Latte would imply, but that's perfectly alright in this instance.

FLV Tatanka and FLV Red Burley are an unreasonably complementary pairing in my opinion. The sort of well rounded tobacco base you can build in a lot of different directions. it's a little sweet and has enough body to it that it doesn't get buried in everything else going on here.

TFA Pralines and Cream is adding some nuttiness, some body, and a little more sweetness

TFA Maple syrup is the icing on the cake here to me. It is just the concentrated flavor of the major brand "maple flavored syrup"s, the little bit here goes a long way to make sure this mix doesn't get mired in the coffee and tobacco's lack of sweetness and adds just enough maple to come through and make things a little more interesting.

This sort of came together as a bit of blind experimentation.

I've been on an unapologetic tobacco kick for a bit now, and I've really been riding Tatanka as an anchor point for myself with those mixes. It's sorta sweet and plays well with others, which had made it extremely forgiving to tie it into recipes.

Red Burley is just such a mutable base that it felt like the "right" place to go to tie in with the tatanka tobacco in an agreeable way.

Connecticut shade is an odd duck to me, there's a ton of depth there, but every time I use it, I feel like I've gotta take a leap of faith with it because the smell totally hides how tasty it can be when used to accent a mix.

With that, the horchata was chosen to help add the cinnamon spice notes and a touch of body in tandem with the magic that is sweet coconut, which was chosen for both the flavor and the density of it. I wanted a bit of weight to the mix along with that sweet coconut flavor.

Finally FLV smooth vanilla acts as something of a bridge between the tobaccos and the coconut-horchata mixture.

Sweet candy peach smokeless tobacco, kinda dipping tobacco style.

Flv Peach at 4% is full on candy style peach all over the vape.

To make the dark chewy molasses taste i used FLV Lovage , Caramel and Cured to add a sweet deep, earthy and wet tobacco.
This is helped out with Virginia for the sweet leafy taste and Tatanka wich at 4% makes the whole tobacco sweeter, wet and helps with the brown sugary molasses.

Added a touch of FLV Sweetness as i like it sweet but you can omit this.

Sweet snd savory tobacco brown sugar and light caramel.... you can experiment with different tobacco's of your choice ....

Delightful and melancolic creamy decadence.

Aromatic, sweet & creamy, complex, tobacco blend. Comforting and savory, nothing really stands out.
Appeals to the pervs addicted to the Don Juan Reserve and likes, but without the RY4 off flavor and the sucralose excess.

Needs a good week steep, or the LA Cream Cheese Icing will hit you with a high note, which fades gracefully.

A coil gunker, but you can't have cocoa and a clean one!

Just a simple mix for the colder weather coming my way tasty and savory coffee & light tobacco notes...

Is It Just Me Or Is It Getting Crazier Out There?

This is a smoky, ashy, yet slight sweet and fruity, robust tobacco vape. Meant for MTL devices - or epipes. This recipe is still in development

Just for you Fresh03 and Fresh from the kitchen! Trying a floral tobacco here, have no clue how this will turn out! haha.

A tobacco recipe which is in balance between salt and creamy-sweet.Adjustable,depending on taste.It needs at least 10 days steeping