I've deliberately not used any ashy tobacco's to focus on the finer nuances of the tobacco's and complimentary flavours and make it appealing to more peoples pallets.
"Roasted pecan and cream" it's mainly the roasted part that I'm after because it adds a dark almost chocolate/coffee note. Also boosts the pecan and helps with the cream.
It's rich and dark so needs the "cream" to smooth and contrast against.
(Vso) "Pecan" authentic out the shell fresh pecan. (Nomz) Do a good "pecan", you can add 0.75% as a substitute or 1.5% "butter pecan".
"Milk and honey" I'm pretty sure they designed this flavour to compliment their tobacco's because (controversial)-- it tastes like no natural honey I've tasted. It works really well here with the nuts and tobacco's adding a richness.
"Connecticut shade" (1 drop) earthy, dark chocolate and coffee notes.
"Kentucky blend". (2 drops) Woody with chocolate, leather and a lighter caramel.
Need a lighter leafy note to compliment the two darker tobacco's..
"Oriental" brighter with cedar, nuts, light spice and a caramel note. Adds a slight leafy character.
Added 2 drops of (pur) "super sweet"..
Blessings.