Then I would suggest a change of seller or concentrate.
Many of us who are older blenders are very selective and stick to lines and sellers.
The hassle you went through reminds me of finding simple ways to incorporate different cannabinoids in a blend.
A new mad cocktail based on one of the oddest British animations ever made.
I hear ya it’s all good. I bought that WF Whiskey straight from WF it came out of Montreal CA. Frank warned me that it is really strong alcohol note yet I bought it anyway.
Can I suggest Bourbon (FLV) as an alternative? It is pretty much the standard whisky here for its strength, low cost, and great flavour: If I go 0.35% in a 30ml blend, well: that’s only 4 drops.
I’ve never tried CSC tobaccos so I can’t even speak to the meaning of “made for vaping and not a tobacco taste”. Do you mean a flavor that’s not replicating an actual tobacco leaf? My first venture with tobacco flavors was with NETs so I pretty much gave up on the synthetic ones as an alternative. Although, as you mentioned, there are some realistic types available. I adapted to what is offered, creating recipes that aren’t necessarily real tobacco types though they label them as such. They have their own merits though, imo, so it’s all good.
ETA: I forgot to mention. Have you tried SC Cohiba or the similar Maxx Blend? If you like the flavor of a good Cuban cigar I think you might like Cohiba or Maxx Blend.
I’ve not tried them as yet. Though I am not much of a cigar fan, I’ll give them a go. Ash Cigar (Molinberry) is one of a handful I keep in stock: as it does what it says on the tin and adds robust ash.
Yep, I do class ‘made for vaping’ as not aiming to be an analogue but instead to fit in with high VG sweetness.
I decided to revisit a few of the old Victoriana blends over the Easter weekend and add a few others into the fray
When the name for this series popped into my head - I couldn’t resist using it:
The idea of a berry, mint and liquorice humbug was the first one to pop-up. So I pondered having an English humbug base, with the Australian variant added to it (their version has liquorice whereas the British one is merely a mint) and then trap all that in a unctuous berry amber.
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And, a bit of the Ultraviolet:
Another from @lukeloop i needed to try but was missing a couple of things so i had to edit it. Off the shake this is real good i can only imagine what it would be like if i had the few i was missing
Sadly the mighty inventor of the Marshal Stand and the seer of the vagaries of the Brighton Zodiac has a name too long for this site:
Well since the jams got here today i knuckled both of them and my word they taste good. So i thre this together based off the knuckle of both and off the shake it is really good. Cant wait to see if steeps the way i hope it does
For a blend which you threw together, it certainly looks like it has potential.
Thanks bud. Im hoping it does have potential. I was shocked how good it was off the shake. Cant wait to see how everything plays out.
I finally got a tank set up and vaping it now. Yup, much better than CAP’s CC. I’d like to mix it with something other than TPA’s Vanilla Custard II, though. I have the SC WF. It might be fun to try different brands like Ultimate Vanilla Custard (JF) with Yellow Cake (JF), etc.
Im really liking it with the wf vc. Its really good.
Slowly refining how Salmiakki (FLV) interacts and I think this idea will lead to a great vape for a coffee chat while pondering an odd quest:
I’ll give it a shot. Thx
I rarely post recipes but thought I’d try to be a little more social.
Me, I would probably boost the coffee and the ABC. I like my coffee strong.
Sft on these vso see how they go
As i was looking through the vso flavors and hit some recipes to see what was there i decided to mix this up while i was doing the sft on them, substituted the frosting flv for chocolate frosting wf the recipe name sold me on it 
Hilarious name, but that doesn’t exactly entice me to eat or vape it, 
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