A nice hearty, fire cured, dark tobacco flavored vape with a smooth creamy vanilla background. No need to add any TA or INW DNB to this mix; this concentrate, inherently, has that flavor; some ash is already present.
This mix needs a good steep; give it a month and it shines.
The FLV Kentucky blend addition to their tobacco line is spot on fantastic and tobacco mixers will definitely benefit from this concentrate being in their stash.
I'm hoping it won't be long before FLV releases this one. 8/8 is the doomsday date for new products on the market. I feel good about this making the cut off date. ; )
Vaping Kentucky Fire Cured Custard on my NarDA as I write this. Have had it steeping since 12/13/16, couldn't wait any longer, cracked it open a few days ago. Mmmmmmm good. The custard and cream bend Kentucky in a really interesting way. I keep catching this fleeting hint of a bakery note, I think it's the vanilla custard playing tricks on me. I usually like my bacco vapes a little more rough around the edges but this is such a nice smooth mix which serves as a great mid afternoon break from my adv. This will be going with me to work tomorrow and for the rest of the week til it's gone.
To anyone reading this that hasn't tried it yet, go ahead and mix some up, it's delish!
I don’t see why not ; ) Shouldn’t be a problem doubling up on the custards. My viewpoint is: You don’t always have to follow any recipe to the letter... take whatever recipe you think looks good and make it yours by adding what you wish. Experiment and have fun.
I’ve never dabbled in the Nic Salt area. That question might be better suited for the ELR forum side of things. I’m sure there are plenty of Nic Salt discussions located there. Good luck with your mix!