Prince Albert in a Can?

[TeleMan]

I'm trying to get as close as I can to the taste of a cigarette as possible. Trying to go vape only.

Anyway my grandfather used to puff on Prince Albert in a pipe and what I just made is pretty close to that. A little to "pipey" but I'll see if it tricks my brain.

Just volumes:

14.5 ml Base
.45 ml FA Cowboy Blend
0.05 ml FA Black Fire Tobacco
0.05 ml FA Oak Wood

Tried HIC's Am Light but too much like standing in the tobacco shop than actually smoking. I think the next time I'll try dropping the cowboy down a bit and increase the oak wood. . . dunno.

 

[TeleMan]

I had to edit that the flavorings were off by a decimal place.

 

[RonJS]

I had to edit that the flavorings were off by a decimal place.

Welcome to the Forum and thanks for the recipe.

 

[dave61]

Pa was my favorite pipe tobacco when I smoked pipe
Carter Hall came in second

 

[AndriaD]

You might also find one of FA's additives helpful, Bitter Wizard -- it really cuts down on the natural sweetness of VG. There's another additive, by Inawera, called DNB, or "Dirty Neutral Base", and a lot of folks seeking the cigarette-type flavor really swear by it. Another good thing for a genuine tobacco flavor is Inawera's Virginia Tobacco Absolute. I used all those, along with FA's Desert Ship flavor, and my son has enjoyed it for about 2 months now. He was formerly a Camel smoker.

FA - Desert Ship 1%
INW DNB 1%
INW VA Tobacco Absolute 1%
Bitter Wizard .5%

Andria