WOW!

[JohnnyMac]

Today I've been playing around making juices.  My flavored juices using concentrates seem like I've had to add a lot of flavoring to get them remotely flavorful.  They could honestly use more.  In spite of those quasi failures I made a freaking winner of a juice!  WOW!

I found an extra empty 30ml bottle hiding and decided to make one more juice tonight.  This one was going to be steeped tobacco, in particular some tasty pipe tobacco I've had stashed away for some time.  Some speed steeping and filtering and voila!!  F'ing heaven!  I swear it tastes just like I'm smoking on my pipe.  All the delicious nuances...even a smokey after taste to finish it off.  I've actually had to check and make sure there wasn't a burning bowl of tobacco in my hand.  YUM YUM YUM!

[Pulsar]

Wanna share your recipe? 
After reading the post on making your own extract, I was thinking of buying some black n milds to try it with. Been a few times at gas stations I was tempted by the singles behind the counter

[18sixfifty]

Cool, congrats. 

I really can't get into tobacco flavors any other way. Over the years I must have tried 20 or 30 different vendors and just didn't care for them. Then I tried NAT's and I love them. Artificial tobacco flavors never seem to be right for me.

[JohnnyMac]

(19-01-2014 02:09 AM)Pulsar Wrote:  Wanna share your recipe? 
After reading the post on making your own extract, I was thinking of buying some black n milds to try it with. Been a few times at gas stations I was tempted by the singles behind the counter

Cherry flavored Captain Black pipe tobacco and VG

I used an old prescription canister/bottle.  Filled it about a third with loose, not packed, pipe tobacco.  I then topped it off with pure VG and put the lid back on it.  To speed steep just heat a coffee cup of water in the microwave to boiling.  Take it out of the microwave and set the bottle of juice in the hot water.  The VG will heat up and lose it's viscosity allowing it to absorb the flavors from the tobacco.  Take it a couple times over a 10 minute period and shake it up.  Reheat the water to boiling and let your juice bottle bathe in it again.  Shake it every now and then.  When the VG is hot it gets like water and draws out the color and flavor from the tobacco like tea in boiling water.  Once you think it's soaked up enough color and flavor just strain it twice through coffee filters and enjoy!

Let me know what you think.

[Pulsar]

You didnt cut it down with any more VG? About what strength nic did it feel like?

[JohnnyMac]

(19-01-2014 03:39 AM)Pulsar Wrote:  You didnt cut it down with any more VG? About what strength nic did it feel like?

No need to cut it down with any more VG.  I'm not boiling it or steeping for hours on end.  This makes a ready to vape strength and there is zero nic in it.

[Spasmod]

Nice one - you never told me you had some pipe tobacco stashed away sounds like a good plan actually. Mine took like 30 hours but that was excessively steeped for a diluting flavour.

I'm going to try your method with some of my virginia leaves for a ready to vape mix! Glad you're happy with it buddy!

[Galaxyrider]

Doesn't anyone have a good Cinnamon bun?

[JohnnyMac]

(18-12-2014 05:29 PM)Galaxyrider Wrote:  Doesn't anyone have a good Cinnamon bun?

Mt Baker does

[Real Extracts Seattle]

Yep
Just about any tobacco thrown in a jar with some PG and left for awhile will be better than any synthetic simulated tobacco flavor.
It does help to filter it.