59 Shared E-Liquid Recipes found
A delicious cookie with rich cream and light cinnamon.It could be a snv,but it is better after a week steeping
Strong,aromatic pipe tobacco mix.Nutty-lightly spicy-coffee-plum-vanilla scents,mixed with Virginia fire cured dark tobacco.At least a 10-14 days steeping is really necessary for this to smooth out.Vape this with your morning coffee or with a late night drink.
A blueberry cinnamon bakery mix.The berries flavors were chosen because i wanted a jam texture in the mix and the cinnamon is light in taste.This is not a snv mix,it needs at least one week of steeping time,until the berries calm down
A smooth tobacco vape,to accompany you after a hard day's work.Black cavendish is a good base,light and slight sweet.FE's RY4 is not the typical RY4 or RY4double we know.It is sweet,but tastes more like a RY4-western tobacco,at least to my buds.Cured tobacco flv adds some nuttiness and a bit of smoke.The 2 butterscotches make the mix thicker and smoother
A thick,sweet toffee ice cream.Rum adds a little of a booze note and it is often used in real life ice creams to add body and balance.It can be vaped right out of the shake and doesn't change for about 5-6 days.At that time and for about 2-3 days VT pudding base shows up a little too much and then suddenly it balances again and stays the same..
This mix is based on a commercial eliquid i had tried about a year ago,brought to me by a friend from U.S.A.Unfortunately,i can't purchase it due to regulations and restrictions about nic.At that time i had kept some notes that were left in a drawer,but that's all i had to work with.It needs steeping,not a snv by any means.After it has steeped,it reminds a dessert tobacco mix,although there is no tobacco flavor
It is the first time i use cinnamon in a tobacco and i am really happy because the final result came out really good.Vanilla ruyan and native tobacco are an excellent pair as a tobacco base and there is no need to use other creams.Smoked butterscotch and butterscotch add body and sweetness and cinnamon crunch add that light spicy note.
It is literally a snv mix,nothing really changes with steeping.After a few days the mix smoothens a little,but that's all.
Normally,i only buy some snv's from time to time,created by mixers i respect, only to support the diy community.This project was a request from a friend and i just couldn't refuse.Butterscotch reserve by Glas vapor,is a typical RY4 mix,nothing really innovative,it was created for people that enjoy RY4 mixes.The only difference is that they added a honey and alcohol layer,which makes it a little difficult to identify the exact vanilla and caramel flavours.I believe that honey flavour is tobacco based so i went with tpa's Black Honey.The bourbon accent is not really heavy,it is hidden in the background,so i preffered Aged bourbon cream by RF,for the alcohol accent and also for the nice blend it does with other creams.French vanilla is softer and milder than custards and it blends well with tobaccos.RY4double was the obvious flavour for the main tobacco.My first attempt was with tpa's caramel original,but i feel that fw's butterscotch suits much better
Supersweet is optional,i vape it without it,but the original uses it,so mix according to your taste
Heavy ,roll your own style, tobacco vape with dark tobacco-spicy -leather-honey notes.needs a good 3week steeping,but can be vaped after 14 days.certainly not a snv mix,inawera's tobaccos are not that kind.i only vape this in mtl device,i don't think it is suitable for rda
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A tobacco mix,in which the tobacco flavours were chosen for their special characteristics.Hondurian Ligero(SM) because it is smooth and slightly sweet.Cured tobacco (flv) for the woody nutty notes-Kentucky blend (flv) for the nutty-slightly leather-caramel notes and to enhance the sweet notes of hondurian ligero and cured tobacco.Aged bourbon cream (RF) and madagascar bourbon vanilla(TPA),combine well to give deep,darker creamy note that blends well with the kentucky bourbon and smoothens the final mix
The mix needs to steep for 5-7 days,for the creams and bourbon to come in place