DIY Sinaloa (Django-inspired Tobacco & Vanilla Milk) ejuice recipe

Ingredient

Drops

Grams

Nicotine juice ()

PG dilutant

VG dilutant

Water/Vodka/PGA

Total base

Caramel (Caramello) (FA)

0.75

Cream Fresh (Panna Fresca) (FA)

1.00

Cured Tobacco (Flavorah)

0.30

Shisha Vanilla (INAWERA)

1.00

Vienna Cream (FA)

2.00

Totals

A super-tasty caramel vanilla milk with tobacco notes. Inspired by Django by 13th Floor Elevapors. The advantage of FLV Cured Tobacco is that it's ready to go almost immediately. The disadvantage is that the tobacco notes fade after a few weeks, so don't leave it too long!

Best enjoyed after 1-3 day steep

Comments

#1 by Samer Zayer, Dec 6. 2016, 23:02

Hello i was looking for a clone and i saw your recipe just want to ask if it tastes exactly the same?

because i want to order those flavors

Thanks

#2 by horizonism, Dec 7. 2016, 00:46

Hey. No - this is definitely not a clone of Django. It's a delicious vape, nonetheless. It's just something I came up with, when attempting to recreate Django from memory.

I'm still working on a clone (mixed up the 17th version tonight). I'll let you know when I get a little closer.

#3 by Samer Zayer, Dec 9. 2016, 01:35

Thanks alot let me know how it goes thanks

#4 by CR, Oct 7. 2019, 20:09

This is a great vape! Easily got in my ADV rotation.
The vanilla and caramel notes mix very well with the tobacco. Creamy, floral tobacco goodness.
A little too mild flavored for me so I raise the % a little, especially when making it for MTL. Also steeping it for a week to have the creams mature a little more.
Thanks horizonism!