Many thanks to senor Frogster

[miltiades]

i'm currently vaping my e-liquid from a Bolivar Royal Corona cigar of 2006 left in a humidor for years.
 
I'm very very happy with the result. My only complain concerning the final product is a bit of bitter aftertaste
though i think next one would be better:)

I would like personally to thank Frogster for his tutorial and all the guys here for the tips and advice exchanged:)

[Frogster (The Alchemist)]

You are very welcome.... A dash of "Ethyl Maltol" (EM) and a dash of "Vape Wizard" (VW) always used to work for me.... Reduces the bitterness and mellows the "hard tobacco" edged flavour.

Hope that helps.

Kev

[yourgurnard]

Excellent! You Won't Go Back Now M8!!
I Found the Same...('Specially After 1st Steep of Red Virginian Leaf..in VG!..) a Bit of an Acrid Aftertaste When I 1st Steeped Filipino Coronas, & Havana Leaf. I've Never Tried E/M But the F.A. 'Vapewizard MTS' I'll Second as Very Useful..(I Only Use 0.5%...& Not in Every Mix as I Found at 1% it Could Make Different Tobaccos Taste Slightly 'Samey')

...Oh, Did You Get Any Leaf?....

[miltiades]

Hello yourgurnard

i've accidentantly found that here in Greece is produced one of the most premier qualities of tobaccos globally. It is used
in brands such as Philip Moris , etc. So i've found a local producer and he send me pro-bono tobacco to have for some months:)

Just for information the crop is called Basma

So for the time being i'm doing some test runs with that variety along with some cigars left on the basement. And then i will
go to other varieties after i'm happy with the process.

Many thanks for the tips Frogster (The Alchemist)