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Have you tried INW's or FA's Oriental tobaccos?
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I've never tried Duke, but after looking at reviews/descriptions, INW's Tobacco Symphony or Nutty Princess might work.
Aye, it would be worth giving Inawera's Turkish tobacco mixed with their Tobacco Absolute Oriental (10 drops each per 10 ml) a try. What I will say about this mix is that it's fairly dry. Does the blend you have in mind have a strong inherent sweetness or not? If yours is sweet, FA's ORYental 4 might be up your alley. Also, I've not tried them but Naturally-extracted-tobacco.com has several that would fit the bill.
Remember, Oriental tobacco covers a lot of ground with Latakia, Izmir Turkish, Samarra (just to name a few) included.
One more thing. The interesting thing about tobacco e-juice is that as it steeps it gets darker, so the color you mention could include a lot of things at various stages of steeping.
I realize I haven't helped your cause a lot, but try several things. You just may find one you like BETTER than your current holy grail.
I realize I haven't helped your cause a lot, but try several things. You just may find one you like BETTER than your current holy grail.
hope you have that tfa turkish too.. it might even be a blend of turkish from a few companies..
I don't.
Guess it's time to look at another flavor vendor.
ECX I think only offers FE and INW for Turkish.
I use INW Turkish in one of my rotations. Haven't tried Duke, but INW Turkish is a really good bacco flavor.
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Do you mean INW Turkish?
It's not sweet. It's an "in your face" Turkish. Very strong.
Yes, I edited it. You must have caught it right before I changed it.
I just looked at Indigo's website. Just curious, what makes you think it's oriental? Have you asked them? The reason I ask is that the picture they use leads me to the conclusion that it's an "American" or "Western" blend.
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Cowboy (or TFA Western) is a great addition for any tobacco blend. Gives a certain taste I associate with smoking, that I have yet to find in other flavours
TFA Turkish is alright. Comes off very floral until you steep it for a few weeks. ACV helps tone it down a bit. I couldn't imagine it being the main ingredient though. Better for adding depth
Thought I would revist this and post a little.
Got all three from BCV yesterday.
INW- Has a floral-ish smell. Hint of Turkish.
TFA- smells the most like Turkish
HS- has little smell at all. Only a teeny hint of Turkish.
I plan to mix a 10 mil sample of each 75 VG 25 PG. Flavors at 5% and a week of aging.
Sound like a good plan?
Got all three from BCV yesterday.
INW- Has a floral-ish smell. Hint of Turkish.
TFA- smells the most like Turkish
HS- has little smell at all. Only a teeny hint of Turkish.
I plan to mix a 10 mil sample of each 75 VG 25 PG. Flavors at 5% and a week of aging.
Sound like a good plan?
I'm sorry Zamazam, but I do not think you are correct in this. My suggestion to check out my Turkish was INFORMATIVE and relevant to the #1 posted request in this thread - Quote:"Looking for a Turkish that when mixed, is a golden, almost pineapple color."
I sell concentrate extracts for DIY including an extracted Turkish with a light golden color. If I can't respond to this, this forum serves no purpose for me or the guy looking for something hard to find. I don't post unrelated responses or spam my products. Your auto response was not fair or useful and the takedown was uncalled for.
We have natural NET FLAVORING EXTRACTS - A Turkish Izmir 3x Specifically. You guys are a little fast on the trigger.
Perhaps if you linked to the extract itself, instead of showing just a banner.. would ease the confusion, @Real Extract in Seattle
you and I have done the round the roses dance too, on your extracts.. keep things simple, ya know..
Fast on the trigger or not.. if you do not point, yes we will assume it is juice.
you and I have done the round the roses dance too, on your extracts.. keep things simple, ya know..
Fast on the trigger or not.. if you do not point, yes we will assume it is juice.
When I went to your site clicking the link, the juice had a "choose your nicotine level" in the drop down menu.
I have never bought flavoring with nic....
Please link me directly with your flavorings. I AM interested in flavorings (NET).
Here is the tobacco page that shows the DIY - you do have to scroll down the page to the DIY:
http://www.real-tobacco-extract.com/tobacco.html
Here's the shopping cart for the extracts
http://www.shop.real-tobacco-extract.com/DIY-Concentrated-Extracts_c6.htm
(I should mention that most of my extract customers buy the concentrates in larger quantities than 30 ml. and buy bulk with a different pricing structure.)
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Thanks for the clarification.
I can see why folks would buy in bulk. Rather spendy in the 30 mil size.
What is bulk considered, what the price structure for bulk, and are they made as ordered or do you have bulk NETs already made?
120 ml is the minimum bulk for DIY. 120 ml of 3x extract is $60 including shipping.. 240 ml is $110 Larger sizes typically go to commercial juice makers.
You have to PM me on all discounted bulk DIY as we don't advertise them retail and haven't set up the shopping cart for them. We only ship the bulk to our network of friends and aficionados typically that know us, since we don't advertise the bulk. The DIY is new to us - retail quantity but wholesale discounts - not very profitable in small quantities but we are exploring it none the less.
The bulk extracts for the primary products (Burley, Virginia and Izmir) are aged in bulk tanks. Some are over a year old. They are ready to go. We have over 20 varieties of leaf however in various stages of production and aging for future use. The cigar leaf varieties are the youngest and will be showing up in the retail sometime in mid 2015. There is some foot dragging on new products however as the future of vaping legislation has put a hold on capital investment here in the USA and in Europe (we sell more extract in Europe than here).
You have to PM me on all discounted bulk DIY as we don't advertise them retail and haven't set up the shopping cart for them. We only ship the bulk to our network of friends and aficionados typically that know us, since we don't advertise the bulk. The DIY is new to us - retail quantity but wholesale discounts - not very profitable in small quantities but we are exploring it none the less.
The bulk extracts for the primary products (Burley, Virginia and Izmir) are aged in bulk tanks. Some are over a year old. They are ready to go. We have over 20 varieties of leaf however in various stages of production and aging for future use. The cigar leaf varieties are the youngest and will be showing up in the retail sometime in mid 2015. There is some foot dragging on new products however as the future of vaping legislation has put a hold on capital investment here in the USA and in Europe (we sell more extract in Europe than here).
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