DIY Marble 27 by [ ENYAWREKLAW ] ejuice recipe

#1 by Chad, Oct 12. 2015, 16:47

Mixed this with TFA Toasted Almond in place of FA Almond, at 70VG/30PG, and this shit is the shit after a couple week steep. It got good at a week and a half, forgot about it again for a couple more days, and damnnnn... I thought AM4A wasn't for me, I was wrong.

Don't be afraid if the AM4A seems like its awfully high- its just right.

#2 by Chad, Oct 12. 2015, 16:48

Forgot to mention i bumped the toasted almond up to 3%, assuming it was weaker than the FA.

#3 by x47vapes, Oct 13. 2015, 21:37

Looks good, will try this. Thanks

#4 by ian, Nov 4. 2015, 01:44

I make this recipe. Then I add 10 drops of both Virginia Tobacco and cured tobacco from FLV. Then after it ages Ill mix it with a RY4 Double single flavor juice ii make at 15%. This has become my ADV. So basically, halve this recipe, add 5 drops each tobacco, and then add TFA RY4 Double at 7.5. No thanks necessary (:. You the man Wayne!!

#5 by Chad, Nov 5. 2015, 16:19

Looks really good ian, I love flv tobacco flavors, definitely going to give it a try.

As for my adaptation with tfa toasted almond subbing fa almond, after having the original version too, I prefer it with the toasted. As someone who likes tobacco recipes of many sorts, it makes it less sweet and more tobacco-y imo.

#6 by GobbleThisObelisk, Dec 17. 2015, 23:47

Mixed this per original recipe, no substitutions or additions. Not really a fan. A little dry, a bit of sourness going on. This is my first attempt at DIY tobacco, so I'll have to keep searching.

#7 by x47vapes, Mar 7. 2016, 18:59

Been vaping this since Oct. I vape this at the end of the day with good stiff drink. Gives you that old tobacco thump.

#8 by Chas, Apr 29. 2016, 20:03

Looks good, any suggestions for a replacement for the Am4A I have FA tobacco concentrates.

#9 by Gnarmaster420, May 5. 2016, 21:46

I love this tobacco recipe Wayne shits banging.

#10 by WiSK, May 27. 2016, 11:06

This is nice, but it's no Marlboro. Not after 1 week steep anyway. I will store it and try again in a month.

#11 by mjma, Jul 13. 2016, 17:14

Aged for almost 3 weeks. Donno (or care) about Marlboro, but this is excellent. Chad's Toasted Almond sub for less sweetness sounds good, I'll give it a shot next time around.

#12 by Jonny No, Sep 5. 2016, 14:34

I just got the ingredients and whipped up a batch of this trying to get my girlfriend something she can start vaping and stop smoking. I noticed in the Notes you talked about a marlboro light recipe you had that lead to this one. I am wondering if that was available anywhere? I have made several different blends and she is always saying it's either too sweet or too much pipe tobacco taste so hopefully this will work out. Thanks for all the great recipes and the guidance you have given and not even known about. You Rock man

#13 by T.Mace, Oct 4. 2016, 05:52

I now sub in Capella Toasted Almond instead of the FA Almond which I've also tried. Love it more with the Toasted Almond. Give it a shot if you like the original recipe.

#14 by Fleming, Oct 15. 2016, 22:24

Im glad to see this I have toasted almond from flavor west

#15 by T.Mace, Oct 15. 2016, 23:35

Haven't tried the FW version but if it's anything like Capella's Toasted Almond then you're good to go!

#16 by Fleming, Oct 15. 2016, 23:37

Sweet thank you for fast response

#17 by Kraven1978, Mar 21. 2017, 21:16

I was a great smoker of marlboros, I am a fan of tobaccos, this is not malrboro or cigar, but still this good, thankss

#18 by Spyder, Mar 25. 2017, 00:38

I knew I bought the Vape Wizard for a reason. Just rustled up 100ml to the letter. Will report back in a few weeks. I tried the AM4A solo at 4 or 5% but didn't think too much of it. Maybe the little additions will make it more appealing.

#19 by MarkS, May 1. 2017, 18:05

Nice cigarette type tobacco mix.
Was reluctant to use 6% AM4A as I normally mix it solo at 3% and its not a subtle flavour even at that percentage.
6% in this recipe does work very well.

#20 by Vasilis, Jul 22. 2017, 23:11

Very nice ADV cigarette taste. Thanks for sharing.

#21 by JOSUE LOPEZ, Jul 26. 2017, 07:22

did not like it very much I prefer ry4, this tobacco (AM4A) tastes like rum but in the bad way, but someone can like it. I did a big batch let it sit for 30 days and still does not taste good. Anyway i need to find how to get rid of this flavoring now :(

#22 by kizonis, Aug 19. 2017, 00:47

either wayne hasnt smoked a marlboro for years or marlboros are very funky in the US. Ive had a blueberry custard that was closer to a marlboro than this one :)
BUT, its a very pleasant vape for sure so ill give it 4 stars for that.

#23 by Kitus, Nov 22. 2017, 23:45

So, this is a lightly sweet, fairly nutty, rich tobacco. The MTS indeed adds that smoky feel when i inhale and exhale at the recommended temperature of 450. This is a damned tasty tobacco. I have another 60ml rotting...er, aging away in the drawer for next week when I run out of this bottle.

As promised, comparing it to the source: The smell of the unlit cigarette is damned close to this. It's a touch...sharper of an aroma of the tobacco.Lit, well, right off the first hit there's ashiness, with only the barest hint of the flavor.on the exhale of the flavor, it's almost bang on.honestly, maybe a drop of dnb or something, and i think it'd be my ideal representation. As this stands, well, the inhale is kinda what it smells like before you light up, and the exhale is almost what it's like when you light it. And it leaves a bit of sweetness after (no, there was no spitback)

For pure s&g, ran it in wattage . At 50 watts, it was still lovely, exactly as I described it in temp control. At 55, there's only the barest hint of the flavor, and ashiness throughout.At 60 watts, you friggin almost have it. just the barest hint of the flavor from before it's lit, and ashy and smoky.

Damn, man, this is the stuff. Except for the slight aftertaste of almond, sweetness (caramel) and nuttiness...yeah. Nailed the coffin nail.

Need a smoke? Hit this at high wattage. If you want to experience a flavor that if it was what smoking was like that we'd never quit it tho, temperature control or 45-50 watts.

(ran through a geekvape ammit 25, stainless, 24 gauge, 10 wraps)