Need some new juice suggestions

[Garemlin]

I think I am getting to the point where I need to try some new juices. I don't know if I can really describe my ideal flavors. But all of the flavors I like are considered tobacco but don't really taste like tobacco.

Don't like menthol at all
Don't like fruity as a regular

Some of my faves:
MBV Gwary4
Halo Tribeca and Voodoo
ECBlend RY7 and Dragon's Leaf (blueberry tobacco)

Not really a fan of anything with a distinct and obvious tobacco taste and though I used to like them I don't like 555 anymore. I'm guessing my taste would be considered flavored or sweet tobacco. Maybe even pastry based tobaccos?? Just nothing sticky sweet like butterscotch or vanilla tobacco. I like juices with complex flavors that keep you thinking and wondering WTF the flavors are. Also not looking for über premium lines that I may end up loving but can't afford to get all the time.

 

[Garemlin]

Bumping it up...any suggestions???

 

[flowerpots]

Am I correct in saying that you prefer sweeter juices, as opposed to dryer or ashy?

 

[Im The Doctor]

My recommendation would be H1N1 from Nicoticket, AKA The Virus. I make my own juice but still buy it as a kind of guilty pleasure.

 

[Garemlin]

Am I correct in saying that you prefer sweeter juices, as opposed to dryer or ashy?

That is correct. Though most of my favorites are considered tobacco flavors, they don't have that obvious dry tobacco taste. Those worked for me early on but not any more.

 

[Garemlin]

My recommendation would be H1N1 from Nicoticket, AKA The Virus. I make my own juice but still buy it as a kind of guilty pleasure.

Is that a NET???

 

[VapedCrusader]

If you haven't tried Indigo Vapors tobaccos it is a must!

Oohrah is an insanely good blend.. I haven't had it in awhile but just talking about it makes me want to order a 120ml again lol

 

[Im The Doctor]

Is that a NET???

From Nicoticket.com:

An in-house custom blended Tobacco Absolute (TA) forms the foundation for the tobacco flavor - a Naturally Extracted Tobacco (NET) blend is gently inserted to give the liquid "legs." The NET component of the liquid takes steep time to emerge, but when it does, you will know it. The TA base will all but disappear and the NET will come to the forefront after a full 6-8 weeks of steeping. It tastes a bit like maple syrup and/or honey when it does being to emerge (some have reported as soon as 2 weeks from the born on date) - it continues to grow in body and texture throughout the process of steeping the liquid until the NET tobacco is the predominant flavor.

*PG/VG Ratio = 65/35

*Despite the ample throat hit, it is a very smooth vape.
*Absolutely delicious right out of the mailbox (making it extremely difficult to steep properly). H1N1 only gets better with time and patience.
*Some users report taking 4-6-8 weeks of steep time before they were "infected" - drip test, drip test.

http://www.nicoticket.com/the-virus-h1n1/


Not sure if that answers your question, but you can always contact Clark directly and he'll answer any questions you have. Really nice guy and good company to deal with

 

[Juice_Spiller]

If you like the tobacco flavors, I recommend Vapor Chef Southern Hospitality.

Its a tobacco flavor with undertones of brown sugar and peach. The peach is very very light, barely noticeable.

 

[Garemlin]

If you haven't tried Indigo Vapors tobaccos it is a must!

Oohrah is an insanely good blend.. I haven't had it in awhile but just talking about it makes me want to order a 120ml again lol

Some of their flavors sound good but a little above my regular budget. They are like Halo. Once in a while as a treat. But not an ADV.

 

[Garemlin]

From Nicoticket.com:

An in-house custom blended Tobacco Absolute (TA) forms the foundation for the tobacco flavor - a Naturally Extracted Tobacco (NET) blend is gently inserted to give the liquid "legs." The NET component of the liquid takes steep time to emerge, but when it does, you will know it. The TA base will all but disappear and the NET will come to the forefront after a full 6-8 weeks of steeping. It tastes a bit like maple syrup and/or honey when it does being to emerge (some have reported as soon as 2 weeks from the born on date) - it continues to grow in body and texture throughout the process of steeping the liquid until the NET tobacco is the predominant flavor.

*PG/VG Ratio = 65/35

*Despite the ample throat hit, it is a very smooth vape.
*Absolutely delicious right out of the mailbox (making it extremely difficult to steep properly). H1N1 only gets better with time and patience.
*Some users report taking 4-6-8 weeks of steep time before they were "infected" - drip test, drip test.

http://www.nicoticket.com/the-virus-h1n1/


Not sure if that answers your question, but you can always contact Clark directly and he'll answer any questions you have. Really nice guy and good company to deal with

Yeah I read that which is why I was wondering if it was a NET. I really don't wanna vape anything with NET. Not sure if TA would fall into that catagory.

 

[UncleRJ]

Castle Black from Apocalypse is very, very nice indeed. A bourbon soaked pipe tobacco.

I like it a lot!

 

[VapedCrusader]

Some of their flavors sound good but a little above my regular budget. They are like Halo. Once in a while as a treat. But not an ADV.

Yea its 9.99$ a 15ml .. but the quality is above the rest.. The sampler pack isn't that expensive if I remember..

Most places don't even compare to their blends, When you get some extra cash I would bet money you will love them. They also have pre-steeped stuff too.

I also second anything from Nicoticket - I'm vaping 'Wakonda' right now which is a coffee / vanilla/ tobacco blend and its very good