Hey thanks, I couldnt have done it without everyone.
I re-sampled the INW Garuda, and am now falling in love all over again.
All it needed was more time. @ 1% all I taste is tobacco leaves. Finally! a neutral tobac flavor. Now the flavor sampling is almost complete and I can reclaim these bottles for recipes
Thanks for your input.
I agree…the TA Garuda is just a great all around tobacco addition to any mix! 
that’s some very good information I really appreciate putting it all in one place thanks
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I have always found that to be an issue with forums of any kind! 
The info is there, but holy crap, you have to do a lot of searching to find specific info about a particular thing! After an hour or two of searching, I have to perform a primal scream session to release all of my tension! 
#more INW
Garuda Tobacco Absolute
at 1% this flavor taste like light tobacco leaves. Plain and simple. This was tasted at 50/50 pg roughly 3weeks in.
It is an NET and marketed as a Tobacco Absolute under Wera Garden. However this is not a thick tobacco extract and the final mix is pretty clear and looks easy on my wicks. This is not a sweet flavor, and there are no frills
6/5 stars I will be buying more of this.
#NET EXTRACTS
Julius Caesar Right so this is a pretty standard, robust, cigar, that you can find at most cigar shops. I extracted 10g into 30mL of PG over a week long period then filtered through 2 coffee filters, multiple times.
The result was a really dark liquid that was overpowering. I would suggest 2% if you want to go something like this. I would recommend a more medium to mild cigar though, for a more delicate tobacco taste. With this I was left with that overpowering dark NET flavor. I ended up losing this bottle and a couple others somehow so I havent had a chance to play with it but who knows. The Eastern Standard yielded a much better result. YMMV
Eastern Standard - Cakewalk
I don’t know too terribly much about cigars. I think I can recall the names of about 7 of the possibly 15-20 different brands, I have smoked throughout my life. (excluding shitty gas station cigars)
This is by far my favorite cigar I’ve found to smoke/extract.
I will have to dig up my notes on this specifically, at a later time.
Cost: 10-15$USD
Rating: 7/5 Camels.
#Vaping Zone
Honey Flue Cured 3%, 5%
What originally led me to Vaping Zone in general, and this flavor in particular was a search for a flavor like Indigo’s The Duke. A review of this flavor said they use it by itself and it tastes just like The Duke. Wonderful! I ordered some along with a couple other tobacco flavors from them. First mix was at 3%. It was bittersweet. Not the flavor, but the feeling. It tasted nothing like The Duke, but it was the first mix I ever made that I actually liked. It is very smooth and sweet delicious. I don’t think I really get much tobacco flavor from it. I think it could be used as a vapable honey flavoring (I’m looking at you, TFA.) At 5% the flavor doesn’t really change, it’s just a bit sweeter on the tongue. For a while the 5% mix was my ADV. it has been a while since I ran out, and now that I’m writing this, I really want to get some more ordered.
4.5/5 (Just because the tobacco part isn’t quite there.)
Blended Tobacco 3%, 5% When I first tasted this flavor on its own, it tasted exactly like a “Turkish” juice at my local B&M. Since they had like 60 flavors, I’m assuming they were all single flavor, and this was most likely what they used for it. I wouldn’t exactly say it tastes like chocolate, but it is smooth like chocolate, if that makes sense. I never really used it on its own as an ADV, but it has been the main tobacco note in pretty much all of my ADVs. The thing I really like about the VZ Super Concentrates is that they are really strong. 3 or 4% of this mixed with 5 or 6 other flavors, and it will still stand at the front of the mix. Really good flavor for ry4 type mixes. Plays really well with vanilla and nuts. Every time I’m mixing something new, I’m tempted to grab the trusty Blended Tobacco.
On its own: 3/5
As the main flavor: 5/5
courtesy of /u/ChemicalBurnVictim
Hey thanks again. I really appreciate your notes. Let me know if you want anything changed
Thanks for this, as someone how is just venturing into the realm of tobaccos this will be quite helpful.
My head isn’t working, I’m down with the flu but I would like to say that the Old Havana loses the perfume taste after a 5 to 6 weeks steep and is quite nice if I remember correctly.
Sorry you are under the weather! 
Are you working on a “chicken soup” vape recipe? Might be just the thing to get you back on your feet! 
Actually I haven’t really vaped anything in the last 3 days, my throat is killing me and it tastes like shit. Have no time to get well since my furry friend still isn’t doing to good and I have to run off to the vet, again. 
Oh no!! Best wishes to you both. 
I hope you feel better soon.
Thanks girl, had to leave him at the vet. I will get a call if and when I can pick him up again. Had an email today that my aromamizer is going to be delivered, it has been in transit for almost 2 months, now I’m not even happy I’m going to get it. I don’t think I have the energy to unwrap it 
I’m so sorry. I know exactly how that is. 
When it rains, it pours.
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Sending you positive thoughts and wishes for a speedy recovery for both parties involved! 
He’s coming home 
wow I hope things get better for you soon!!! 
I did not like the Fire Cured but I no doubt used too much. I think the best use if one is going to use these very strong concentrates like Seedman (INA has a few as well), is to first make your tobacco blend of whatever you like then try one drop per 20-30ML of the Seedman as an additive to the existing batch. With something like this IMO even 2.5% is way, way too much which was my mistake. The flavor overpowered the others in the mix. Like you, I may revisit this flavor, but next time it will be done very, very sparingly.
I picked up a bottle of Wenston SC from juicefactory.au, I suppose VZ might sell it too IDK.
Mixed at 3% 50/50 PG/VG it is a very nice aromatic cig flavour. I have no idea if it resembles the Winston cigarette it must be named after because I’ve never smoked them, but the juice is good 
I shall alert the chemicalburnvictim d:
I’ve never used any of the seedmans flavors. Thank you for the input though it is much appreciated.
I haven’t been very active lately, but I do have some other reviews somewhere.
Found I’m not a fan of the Seedman flavors. I have tried a few and wasn’t impressed; still need to post my reviews on the casings/flavorings I’ve tried. At 5%, to me, most of them were just…meh. 
They are designed to be “casings” for real tobaccos, so I’m picking up on why the flavors are not as punchy as other concentrates designed for DIY eliquid.