DIY Vapenstein Tripoli Clone ejuice recipe

#1 by kevin_215, Sep 2. 2015, 04:02

need an alternative for Hangsen Elder Captain, cannot find this concentrate in the UK, ?

#2 by DrVapenstein, Sep 3. 2015, 01:30

I think if you used TFA Turkish you'd be ok. Just play with the percentage, the tobacco shouldn't be very forward.

#3 by DrVapenstein, Sep 3. 2015, 01:31

or your favorite Inawera Turkish. The two here that you can't substitute for are the fig and the toasted almond. Anything else I think you could be more flexible and still be very close to the mark.

#4 by kevin_215, Sep 3. 2015, 06:36

OK, thanks for the recipe, I'm a big fan of Tripoli

#5 by zig, Oct 25. 2015, 17:23

to me this is dam close,close enough I won't by another BOTTLE,i have learned in vapeing that if you can adapt YOU WILL SAVE MONEY

#6 by kevin_215, Nov 3. 2015, 02:07

found a UK supplier for FW Fig ... (Link) http://bit.ly/1Pex15s

#7 by SwampKittens, Mar 31. 2016, 22:49

There's no way you can use Toasted Almond (TPA) at 10%. Is there? Anything above 2-3% seems to overpower a mix. I can't fathom this at 10%. Any feedback?

#8 by DrVapenstein, Apr 12. 2016, 21:58

make a test batch and vape it against the real thing. I think you'll be surprised.

#9 by Jeff and Ryan , Nov 30. 2016, 04:54

What is the steep time? Just mixed but subbed TPA Turkish at 1.5

#10 by Ivotwee, Jun 15. 2017, 09:07

Dr. Vapenstein, thanks for this one; Used TPA RY4 i.o. TFA Turkish, but guess it is same. Getting closer, only cannot find Almond and French Vanilla.

#11 by Don, Oct 9. 2017, 04:33

Is this similar to Grand Vapors Vapenstein or is this different profile all together?

#12 by Justwurz, Jan 23. 2018, 12:27

This is one I'm very excited to try out. Looking forward to it. I'll post back my thoughts & thankyou

#13 by Justwurz, Jan 23. 2018, 15:13

@drvapenstein does this recipe need much steep time, thanks

#14 by Cheesevapes, Oct 27. 2019, 16:52

thanks

#15 by BklynGoldie, Aug 26. 2022, 18:20

such a great juice. have made it for a few years and i still come back to it. the almond sounds strong but works in this recipe. its one you can play with by toning down almond and bringing tobacco forward a little or trying others like soho or ry4 blends