DIY CBV RY ejuice recipe :: e-Liquid Calculator

#1 by BulldogIrish, Dec 8. 2017, 19:17

So I apologize for commenting this on your recipe..i still don't know how to DM on here.. Just was wondering if your still active here.. I was told to ask you if you have ever tried or tried to re create Lazarus vintage journey.. It's a cigar dipped in cognac with a buttermilk finish.. It's very sweet not to much of a cigar... Any help would be so awesome it's my unicorn and can't match it since I started to diy if you can't or never heard of it thanks for the read at least..

#2 by ChemicalBurnVictim, Dec 8. 2017, 19:23

I’m not very active here anymore since I started using ATF, but I still get notifications so at least I saw your comment! As for that juice, I’m afraid I’ve never had it. I can’t really help much with the cognac and buttermilk part, but I can tell you that a really nice, sweet tobacco combo that might go well with those things is Flavors Express/Super Concentrates Cigar at 1.5% and TFA RY4 Double at 3%. I’ve had a couple commercial juices that have a very similar sweet tobacco base, and I think that combo is pretty darn close to it.

#3 by BulldogIrish, Dec 8. 2017, 19:25

Ok awesome thanks a lot.. My journey continues lol.. I tried a sweet cigar and brandy one with some cremes and man it wasn't even close.. I taste banana in it I tried that too lol going thru lots of juice to try to make it

#4 by ChemicalBurnVictim, Dec 8. 2017, 19:32

I started diy to try to clone Indigo The Duke. Eventually I just gave up. Then 2 years later I tried a flavor and it all just fell in to place from there. So some day I’m sure you’ll find the thing that just clicks.

#5 by BulldogIrish, Dec 8. 2017, 19:33

Thanks... PS how is atf.. Its set up is a little different than here and must admit with the adapting I was confused the first time I tried it so I came here.. Is it worth the subscribe?

#6 by ChemicalBurnVictim, Dec 8. 2017, 19:38

I think it’s worth it. Are you talking about adapting so you can change the nicotine and VG/PG and all that? ATF does “Batches” where you hit “Mix” and then you create a batch. All the batches you make are saved. So if you’re working on something and want to make a v2 without losing the v1, you can just change the recipe as long as you have saved a batch for v1. Then if you decide you liked v1 more, you can check the batch and then change the recipe back. If you want to make someone else’s recipe, but change some things, you can hit the copy icon, and then edit it however you want.

I prefer it that way because it reduces the clutter on my own page so I don’t have to see all 6 versions of a recipe.

#7 by BulldogIrish, Dec 8. 2017, 19:44

Oh nice ok ill try it out