(FA) Desert Ship

Remixed this for the show. I love this version give it a go!

Ooofff I had so much fun creating this one!
I’m a weirdo that enjoys a complex tobacco tobacco with hints of sweet notes and layers.
The following combinations created my cigarrillo
Max blend for the darker tobacco notes
Desert Ship has spicy notes and has a dryer yellow tobacco note
DK Tab brings a nutty aspect with sweet tobacco notes
Clove is a my separator and dances around all the other flavors
Out of all the bourbons out there I picked aged bourbon cream because it serves dual purpose it brings bourbon to the party while emulsifying the tobaccos and blending really nicely with the Honeybee I used for the touch of honey note. Sweet Fig is that surprise flavor I placed smack in the middle of this mix that makes vaping this tobacco quite a unique experience because in this mix it almost taste like a plumb note.
To round out the recipe I finished it off with sweet and smokey tobacco it does exactly what is expected adds a smokey sweet finish.

Original recipe by cyberwolf.

I didn’t have Black Walnut LA so I subbed Walnut WF and added Blended Tobacco FE which gives it some richness and darker notes. I also added .2 super sweet, yeah I know, blasphemy.

This is my ADV tobacco. It is simple, clean tobacco without much smoke or sweetness. I mix it up in the evening, and it is ready to go the next morning.
Tested on the Innokin Biip with a 1.6 coil.

On shake a spiced creamy tobacco. After a few days its not as spiced and just a good vanilla cream tobacco. At times reminds me of a cigarette but tastes so much better. LB vanilla ice cream and INW yes, we cheese cake bring the best of both words.

Really love a good RY4. This a super creamy, silky, caramel Ry4. Its good right off the shake. Picking up notes of caramel and creams, almost coffee. This dessert tobacco is so smooth.

Pretty good tobacco blend.
Chocolate, caramel, and toffee notes.
Can replace the ry4 double, carmel candy, vanillin with Holy Holy Grail Ry4 DFS, but the three listed do the job for me.
Really needs a 3 weeks steep.
Tested in Kayfun 5 430 degree 23 watts.

This semi sweet slightly a medium body lightly spiced tobacco blended dry raw almond notes wrapped in a nice leathery tobacco leaf. The coconut, kinako soy and vanilla add a nice creamy smooth note to the mix that rounds everything out and keeps it from being overly dry.

Optional additive: To make this mix slightly ashy you can add a tiny amount of FA black fire but careful with Black Fire because it can easily overwhelm a recipe. 1 drop per 15ML is enough for my taste. I use blackfire in recipes the same way I use sweetener it’s an additive.

Optional Additives: To reduce the sweetness in this recipe you can use 0.5% bitter wizard

I never found a coffee / tobacco recipe I liked. They all were just a mess, either not enough coffee or not enough tobacco or just off in general. I found Connecticut Shade and knew it had to be the one. This is good S&V, gets even better after a couple weeks, but I'll say 10 days would be fine.

Connecticut Shade:

This is a really interesting flavor to me. A slightly spiced, wet, and earthy tobacco, with a little cacao and bourbon. There is also some coffee here, and it meshes perfectly with dark bean. It's a little top heavy, but other stuff helps with that.

Red Burley / Kentucky Blend:

A perfect combo to give a little more tobacco, round out the Shade, and dry things out a bit.

Dark Bean:

Not much to say. I started with this at .4, but it seemed to fade into / blend into the Shade too much, so I bumped it up. Nice bit of coffee without that awful burned popcorn.

Bourbon:

This is the bridge between the Shade and everything else. Shade can really take over a mix, and is hard to get into the middle. Bourbon does this really well, and adds a little warmth and bourbon for you boozehounds putting liquor in your coffee.

Desert Ship:

I like this stuff as an accent. Hell I even like it more as a main note. Here it adds just a little to the shades spices, and makes the bourbon not so bourbon-y. I know a lot of people don't like it, leave it out if you want, but it's quite nice here.

Enjoy!

a tobacco recipe with mild notes of spices and pistachio