Dragon's Blood Recipe?

[Skunk!]

I have tried a few times to make Dragons Blood, but it never comes out quite right. I dont have a lot of practice with fruit flavors as there are very few that I care for. If anybody has a good recipe they wouldn't mind sharing I would really appreciate it. The creamier the better. Thanks a bunch!

 

[bombastinator]

Which dragons blood? That’s one of those generic flavor names

 

[Skunk!]

Which dragons blood? That’s one of those generic flavor names

I am not really looking for a clone recipe. The one I usually get is from Vegas Vapor Emporium. They aren't going to give me their recipe for obvious reasons. I am looking for a creamy dragonfruit. I used Bavarian Cream, Holy Vanilla and Dragonfruit When I tried to DIY it. It didn't have the creamy richness I was hoping for.

 

[bombastinator]

I am not really looking for a clone recipe. The one I usually get is from Vegas Vapor Emporium. They aren't going to give me their recipe for obvious reasons. I am looking for a creamy dragonfruit. I used Bavarian Cream, Holy Vanilla and Dragonfruit When I tried to DIY it. It didn't have the creamy richness I was hoping for.

Maybe try a vanilla custard instead of th holy vanilla? Kinda shooting in the dark a bit

 

[Skunk!]

Maybe try a vanilla custard instead of th holy vanilla? Kinda shooting in the dark a bit

That would probably thicken up the flavor quite a bit. Ill have to try that. I will have to order some. I really only have tobacco related flavors at the moment. Vanilla custard would probably be good in a dessert tobacco recipe too. Thanks

 

[ceeceeisme]

+1 for adding some sort of custard. Maybe try 1% to 2% INW Custard or 3% Cap's Vanilla Custard. Also, try adding some strawberry to accent the dragon fruit. I use 1% INW Strawberry Shisha but you could also use 3% to 4%TPA Strawberry Ripe.

 

[IDJoel]

This is an old-school DB recipe I got courtesy of @bill'smagicvapors:

This is high in flavors (30%), and developed when cartos were the norm, so you may want to lower the percentages depending on the gear you are using. Then again, because it is a shop recipe you like (which are frequently highly flavored), that may not be necessary.

The most "popular" DB recipe on ELR (that I could find with a quick search) was:

It is similar, but with a couple less ingredients, and only 20% flavoring. (That's something I don't say often: "only 20% flavoring.").

If it is too strawberry-forward for you; I would dial it down, while leaving the rest of the percentages the same.