Fidel's Private Stock 

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Gravatar - by Kinnikinnick, Feb 28. 2015, 02:56

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Water/Vodka/PGA

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Notes
Smooth Cubano cigar with a touch of sweet almond.



Comments
#1 by Jose, Jul 4. 2015, 18:04
Finally I have enough (of the right) flavours to make one of your recipes. Will let you know in about 3 weeks what I think of it.
#2 by Jose, Jul 21. 2015, 12:40
Nice one Jim, I steeped it for 18 days and had a try since it is warm. Very nice, subtle sweet cigar with a spicy kick from the Perique Black on the inhale. Will make version 2 as soon as the French pipe arrives.
#3 by wvsanta, Nov 10. 2015, 08:38
Finally got all the flavors for this one
This juice is just awesome have not made it to 3 weeks yet but still very good just made 6 30 ml bottles so maybe this time I can see how it taste properly steeped.
Thanks
#4 by Kinnikinnick, Nov 12. 2015, 05:01
Glad you like it @wvsanta! I haven't mixed this in a while, so maybe it's about time, huh? If there was any you would change about this mix, other than the steep time, what would it be? The reason I ask is, I have found another cigar flavoring that I like much more than the TFA Cubano. So, I'm in the process of revamping this mix anyway!
#5 by Jose, Nov 12. 2015, 15:05
Do tell! What cigar flavouring is that? I just mixed another 100 ml of this juice yesterday :-)
#6 by wvsanta, Nov 12. 2015, 19:33
I can not think of a thing but please do let us know what the other flavor is. I have not made it the full 3 weeks yet for the steep time I just could not wait to try it. At the 2 week mark and I love it so far. I have more steeping so next week I will find out. I have just started building up my FA and Inawera flavors so I will be trying more of your recipes soon.

I do have a question on this one? The graham cracker you listed as graham cracker clear. I have tpa that is GC Clear but my FW bottle is just graham cracker which did you use the FW or TPA I used the FW in my mix and as I said this stuff is awesome
Thanks
#7 by Kinnikinnick, Nov 13. 2015, 04:59
I used the FW version. I think there "used to be" a FW (clear) and they just got rid of the "(clear)" name in the description. There are 42 user recipes that use that name anyway! So anyway, good job with choosing the FW Graham cracker! May your mixes magically steep to perfection! ✨
#8 by Kinnikinnick, Nov 13. 2015, 06:31
@Jose ~ So, you might have heard me say once or twice "hell would freeze over before I vape an eliquid flavoring made in China". Well, hell is really chilly right now..... I purchased the SC (super concentrate) Cohiba tobacco made in China; holy crap it's good! Between that and the INW TA Garuda (and a bunch of Hangsen tobaccos), I'm in tobacco heaven right now. 😆 I'll probably diddle with the FPS II version of this recipe, adding the Cohiba and Garuda and see what happens.....gotta be good!
#9 by Jose, Nov 13. 2015, 14:20
I've read Dante's inferno and there is a part of hell that is permanently frozen over :-) I knew that already though being always cold hell would not be a punishment for me if it wasn't freezing! Is that Cohiba a concentrate or a N.E.T? I don't have Garuda but I will check it out when the moneyship arrives. Which Hangsens are good?
#10 by Kinnikinnick, Nov 15. 2015, 04:31
I'm trying to get the low down on the SC liquids; many different vendors sell them and just stick their own label on the bottle in front of the SC or "super concentrated" name. I have been reading a bit about the way Hangsen does create their tobaccos flavorings with real tobacco; so theirs is NET like in ways. All I know is, with the SC Cohiba and the Hangsen tobacco flavors, it's ready to vape in about 24 to 48 hrs. Hangsen flavors I've tried so far: Arabic, RY1, Elder Captain and Highway....they are all quite vapable by themselves; esp. the Arabic!

#11 by Jose, Nov 15. 2015, 19:07
Thanks Jim, I've looked at the Hangsen site yesterday and saw their Cohiba is N.E.T but needs to be mixed at 30% so not SC at all. So I'm still looking at price vs percentage and if it is worth it. No money now so I'll think a bit longer ;-)
#12 by Genac1971, Feb 11. 2017, 09:43
Thanks for the recipe. Love it! I've been looking for cigar/tobacco type recipes and this ones a keeper. I've added you as a favourite mixer and keen to try some of your other tobacco recipes. Thanks again!
#13 by Kinnikinnick, Feb 11. 2017, 18:44
Glad you like it. You should try some SC Maxx Blend if you like a nice cigar flavor. In the latter days of my synthetic mixing, it was one of my faves for that flavor. ; )
#14 by Genac1971, Feb 12. 2017, 05:20
Thanks for your reply. I'm thinking of trying your Seven Leaves V mix next. I understand taste is subjective however if you had to pick what you consider to be your best tobacco (one with a smoky ash flavour) and your best cigar mix which ones would they be? Limited availabilty of flavours here in Australia so I will need to order from overseas. Your advice would help me avoid most of the hit and miss involved in ordering flavours that just won't work. Thanks.
#15 by Kinnikinnick, Feb 12. 2017, 08:00
I'll have to scratch my head and think a bit about your question. However, you don't have to look far for the concentrates you'll need to create an awesome juice:

http://www.juicefactory.com.au

These folks carry many of the concentrates I've used over time; especially their Super Concentrate brand. Check'em out... I'm sure you'll be able to up your flavor stash in no time flat.
#16 by Genac1971, Feb 13. 2017, 06:52
Thanks
#17 by Ministry of clouds, Oct 8. 2017, 18:44
From which FA tobacco can i replace cubano type tpa? Pleas help. I dont have tpa cubano type.
#18 by Kinnikinnick, Oct 9. 2017, 00:12
Your best bet would be FA Dark Vapure; nice cigar quality at a low percentage.
#19 by GregF, Oct 19. 2017, 11:17
Thanks this is quite nice. Only worked for me after about a 12 week steep, before that I found the honey too much. Now it is great.
#20 by Kinnikinnick, Oct 20. 2017, 01:20
Yeah... it did take a few weeks before all those synth flavors melded into a vapable liquid. The Cubano was what always stuck out for me... potent stuff. ; )
#21 by Me8odios, Oct 30. 2020, 21:54
After 2-3 months, honey has settled down, making it one of my favourite vapes. The flavors have been melded nicely. Thank you!!!

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