I got 60 per ml but some people squeeze harder. lolAnyone remember the drops/ml from the original IW bottles?
I'm about to order a bunch of nic from Inawera because it's the cheapest option where I'm from and I was wondering what are some must-have tobaccos they produce? I already have TA Cuban Cigar and I'm not overly impressed, it kinda tastes like burning cotton to me. Maybe I should be mixing it with something?
So if I understand correctly, the TAs and the DNB are used to make other tobaccos taste ashier? Maybe that's why I didn't like it that much, I tried it alone - 1 drop/ml, like the Inawera site said. I'll have to experiment with it more. How much do you add to your mixes?
I used 1% for the TA cuban cigar an 2% for the Classic cigar.I used a 60/40 mix. When I first mixed them up I love the smell and taste. Now that it has steeped it has a back note I cannot explain. It's okay but I lost interest in it.
Yes, and I won't be purchasing again. I will try to vape this but I'm going to add a few things to make it better. That is if I can "fix" that taste.
DNB for sure is ashy (I don't use that at all), Virginia TA not so much but I'm only using 6-10 drops per ml with another tobacco. I don't get ashy from it, just helps some other tobaccos be more there...like Dark Fire.So if I understand correctly, the TAs and the DNB are used to make other tobaccos taste ashier? Maybe that's why I didn't like it that much, I tried it alone - 1 drop/ml, like the Inawera site said. I'll have to experiment with it more. How much do you add to your mixes?
Interesting, the inaweraflavours.com site doesn't have it.
Cool, I'll order from this site, it's actually a bit cheaper and I've been looking for a good cigar flavor for some time now.
So if I understand correctly, the TAs and the DNB are used to make other tobaccos taste ashier? Maybe that's why I didn't like it that much, I tried it alone - 1 drop/ml, like the Inawera site said. I'll have to experiment with it more. How much do you add to your mixes?
Be playing and enjoying some Inawera tobaccos as of late. Anyone else notice a tasty but distressingly buttery flavor with Inawera's Desert Voyager?
Be playing and enjoying some Inawera tobaccos as of late. Anyone else notice a tasty but distressingly buttery flavor with Inawera's Desert Voyager?
I don't have any Inawera tobaccos, but I have some vanillas, fruits, and chocolates. Many of them give me a common flavor that gets on my nerves if I vape it for long. I recently realized the chocolates and vanilla had a note in common with similar flavors I have (from LONG ago) by Capella. It's my HUNCH that we're tasting diacetyl.
Wise choice on their nic. I have quite a few hundred ml's of the stuff. The Virginia nic base is very good too, since you like tobaccos. TA Cuban Cigar is one of my favorites. I mix in WG 3 Five for a nutty rich taste. You might like Tino Cuban Cigar. It has a nice black pepper note. It's a savory vape vs. a sweeter tobacco. I enjoy the Classic Cigar too.I'm about to order a bunch of nic from Inawera because it's the cheapest option where I'm from and I was wondering what are some must-have tobaccos they produce? I already have TA Cuban Cigar and I'm not overly impressed, it kinda tastes like burning cotton to me. Maybe I should be mixing it with something?
I'll keep those in mind when I run out of VG (soon)Wise choice on their nic. I have quite a few hundred ml's of the stuff. The Virginia nic base is very good too, since you like tobaccos. TA Cuban Cigar is one of my favorites. I mix in WG 3 Five for a nutty rich taste. You might like Tino Cuban Cigar. It has a nice black pepper note. It's a savory vape vs. a sweeter tobacco. I enjoy the Classic Cigar too.
InaweraShop.com is no longer selling Inawera flavors. They now carry Molinberry in 100ml minimum sizes.
It looks like Inaweraflavours.com will continue to sell them.
Cool. Please let us know how they taste. I'm interested in the Pro Nic bases. It may be a cleaner tasting nic.Marcelina recommends 8%-10% ratio for the Molinberry line.
I ordered Charlie Tobacco, Malibu Pinacolada, RY-4.
If anyone orders any different flavors and wants to do a trade of 10ml bottles it may be a good way of trying different flavors!
Cool. Please let us know how they taste. I'm interested in the Pro Nic bases. It may be a cleaner tasting nic.
It does get confusing since there are several ways to do things. Don't let all this info overwhelm you.this will be posted way in the back (P-14) but after 2 pages in front, I am totally confused now. sheesh. drops, %, by weight. I just want to make a stupid maybe 10 ml bottle of something. I know as I read, things will become clearer, but no wonder it has taken me this long to finally take the steps to DIY.. us new DIYers, get lost real easy.... We may need a DIY for dumbies thread. On the bright side, thanks for all the information I am trying to remember and info on Inawera flavors and others, they do help us know about them....
Unfortunately, all the recommended drops at Inawera Shop seems to have gone away with the Inawera flavors. InaweraFlavours has some starting percentages and Inawera.com has some info on their forum. Haven't really checked that out much, something is getting lost in translation. What @Ld3441 said is right though, if you want to do drops, it's best to find your own, which you can then figure percentage if you want. Mostly I get 60 drops per ml, but you may not.this will be posted way in the back (P-14) but after 2 pages in front, I am totally confused now. sheesh. drops, %, by weight. I just want to make a stupid maybe 10 ml bottle of something. I know as I read, things will become clearer, but no wonder it has taken me this long to finally take the steps to DIY.. us new DIYers, get lost real easy.... We may need a DIY for dumbies thread. On the bright side, thanks for all the information I am trying to remember and info on Inawera flavors and others, they do help us know about them....
I would just purchase the highest strength. Then I could adjust from there. As for the nicotine, it's the same stuff Inawerashop had before. I know it well. I have a hunch why its called pro.They had listed the Pro Bases just after my order shipped. I am into the VG bases anyways. However they are all 99.9% nic. I am into WTA's mixed with Nic these days anyways. It was around $24 for shipping for 300ml and it should be here in less than a week. They shipped from Warsaw Thursday,and it just landed in CINCINNATI at 1:15am Friday via Germany.
All I can find on the parent company is that they are a EU Nicotine supplier/manufacturer.
I'll let you know.
Maybe we need Molinberry thread?
Edit;
Not sure, but it looks like the Pro line is about a 70/30%vg blend and the standard is about 50/50%vg
is that about how you take it Jimi?
Unfortunately, all the recommended drops at Inawera Shop seems to have gone away with the Inawera flavors. InaweraFlavours has some starting percentages and Inawera.com has some info on their forum. Haven't really checked that out much, something is getting lost in translation. What @Ld3441 said is right though, if you want to do drops, it's best to find your own, which you can then figure percentage if you want. Mostly I get 60 drops per ml, but you may not.
I have a Word doc with all the (recommended from the shop) drops and some percentages of the flavors I have...never did weight...........................................................................................................................
Also there is another spreadsheet floating around the webs, someone must have saved it. If you want the one I have, PM me your email and I'll send it to you, but many of the tobaccos aren't on it since I don't have them. You can always ask here too, somebody will know............................
We can get our Inawera here http://www.inawera.com/vg-biobaza-c-3_13.html After vaping this nic yesterday. I will order from them forever !
burning cotton taste is not the product but its the build of your coil. I like the mal...boro, caramel, mint and menthol from inaweraI'm about to order a bunch of nic from Inawera because it's the cheapest option where I'm from and I was wondering what are some must-have tobaccos they produce? I already have TA Cuban Cigar and I'm not overly impressed, it kinda tastes like burning cotton to me. Maybe I should be mixing it with something?
I can stand some of their tobaccos, and I do kinda like AM4A, 555, Nutty Princess and RY4.
But, not seeing them now, I think it's Tino's line not Inawera.
Inawera Virginia it's a very good clone for Patchouly's perfume.
It's, by far, the worse thing I've ever vaped!
And I can't resist bashing... If you look at recipes posted by Marcelina (Inawera's staff), even in the same recipe, the drops they use are not the same across flavors...
LMAO.
@glassgrl please, save my INW bottles from the sink. Can you share a vapable INW recipe?