Can anyone help please?

[sue1952]

Hi all , I have some TW Golden Virginia concentrate, does anyone know what percentage I should mix at please?

[kirrielad]

Don't use tobacco flavour myself but have read they are very potent, usually 1-3% is enough. Hopefully someone more knowledgable will be along soon to help you out.

[sue1952]

Thank you Kirrielad. No I don't usually use them either , its just that I have some concentrates from TW that have been hanging about for a while, so thought I'd give them a go

[Perpetua]

Can't help either Sue as I don't do Tobacco's either . . . have you tasted a drop to get a vague idea of how intense it might be?

[lobeydosser]

For my Golden Virginia mixes I use E-Liquid Labs "Golden Leaves" flavouring at 10%.
However I have found it a bit harsh and in future I am going to try cutting that to 5%.
If that doesn't work and it is still harsh, I will just use that flavouring as an undertone for my Menthol Mixes.

[Karma]

Does it not tell you somewhere on the TW site?

[jonn]

Hi Sue,

I've used TW's Golden Virginia in the past, from top of my head I mixed at between 3 to 5%, deffo not over 10%.I would suggest you to start at 3% and step by step take it up by 1% till the flavor is satisfactory.

[sue1952]

Thank you so much Lobby and John. I will start at 3% and then up it if needed . I had a look on the TW site Karma but can't find anything about %tages to use and to be honest I can't make head nor tail of their mixing chart unless its me being a bit

[kruegerbait]

If it's from their Gold range you use around 10 - 15%, if it's from the Original range (red & black box) you add 5-6 drops to 5ml of base, this should be written on the back of the box. These do need at least 2 weeks of steeping before the flavour fully developes.

[sue1952]

Thank you Krugerbait unfortunately I threw the boxes away . It is the gold range but I do have several Red label concentrates, so you have helped me immensely

[kruegerbait]

Glad I could help sue Just one more thing, the 5-6 drops of red label only applies to the tobacco type flavours.