Inawera DIY Flavors - Realistic Tobaccos

[Lstav2]

I was just wondering if anyone has found any realistic tobacco flavors from Inawera? As far as I know no U.S. vendors are carrying these yet; I've ordered a few from the U.K. and they're pretty good. 10ml bottles are fairly inexpensive (~3$) and shipping is around 7$. TH is very good, and so far they seem to perform best at 2% or less.

As I understand it they have 3 lines: regular Inawera, Tino D'Milano (with some suspiciously Flavor Art sounding names) and Wera Garden, which is their "pro" line for people who like to get creative. (I'm more drip-it-and-forget-it myself.)

I was looking for a camel-type flavor and my head is spinning. They offer (in their different lines): Camel, Camtel, Oriental, Arabic, S'Camel, Desert Ship, Desert Voyager (and I'm probably leaving some out). Anybody try any of these? Actually, reviews and mixing percentages for any of their tobaccos would be appreciated.

 

[eagles44]

Which ones have you tried so far?

Here is my take on the ones I own :

Wera Garden:
These are very concentrated, I use them at 1 or 2 drops per 5ml.

Desert Voyager : oriental taste, a flavor I can't quite pinpoint, maybe black licorice. Quite tasty IMO.

tobacco Symphony : 555 flavor with lots of peanuts. Similar to TW Patriot Range State Express but stronger, same family as Halo Prime 15.

Tuscan Garden : This one blew me away! Its a very realistic "nasty" hay hand rolled tobacco. Great for recipes but also by itself.


Regular line:
These are concentrated but less than the Wera Garden line. I use them around 1 drop per ml.

Tobacco C, Tobacco, Nutty Princess, Burley share the same kind of base unique to Inawera. Tobacco C is darker and sweeter, with maybe hints of honey, it is my favorite of the bunch.

Gold Ducat : a dark, sweet, black licorice tobacco. Not my fav but I know it has a lot of fans.

Oriental : a light version of Desert Voyager.

Morning Rain : a vaguely sweet, lightly menthol flavor. Don't care for it because I don't like menthol.

Virginia : to me it tastes like stinky old cheese. No thanks!


Hope that helped.

 

[Lstav2]

So far I've tried Inawera Blend (T D'Milano, I think) as well as Falcon Eye and Blackjack Tobacco from Wera Garden.

The Blend doesn't have much flavor at 2% so I think I'll try upping it (although I think Inawera recommends 1-2%). It has a slightly sweet hay note to it; I'd probably classify it as some kind of Virginia.

Falcon Eye is hard to describe - it doesn't taste like tobacco to me and has a strange backnote (pear, according to Inawera). It doesn't taste like pear to me, but it's strangely addictive: in-your-face with good TH.

Blackjack is a pretty good copy of Captain Black Pipe Tobacco. It tastes similar to Seedman's Captain Black, if you've tried that, but less sweet. The smell out of the bottle is fantastic - strong, dark & sweet.

I'm going to have to try Tuscan Garden. Before I started vaping I used to roll (& love) Bugler.

So, if I'm reading you right, you're mixing the Wera line at about 1% and the regular at about 3%?

 

[eagles44]

Sounds about right for the %. When it is that low I tend to count in drops.

Blackjack seems interesting. I haven't tried Captain Black. I like Vz Old Captain if that's anything similar.

I often mix Tuscan Garden with FA tobaccos, like Perique Black, Latakia, or Oriental 4. With a smoky hint of Black Fire and a little bitter wizard that makes up for a great tobacco blend.

I used to roll and love Old Holborn yellow, I wish I could replicate that!

 

[Lstav2]

No, Blackjack doesn't taste like VZ Old Captain (which I like). To me, Old Captain has that musty taste like Dekang Cigar. Blackjack tastes like pipe tobacco mixed with a eucalyptus cough drop. Hmm, I have some Old Captain somewhere, think I'll mix up a bottle...

Did you order your Inawera flavors direct from Poland? If so, how much was shipping and how long did it take? One thing I've wanted to try (and now can't seem to find) are the DN (Dirty Neutral) drops, which are supposed to mimic the flavor of their Dirty Neutral Base and bring out tobacco flavors.

 

[eagles44]

Yes, I ordered them directly from Poland but they were shipped to Europe and then brought to me by friends visiting. Cost and delay of shipping were reasonable in that case.

DNB flavor looks interesting. Could be a way to try their dirty base with our own nic. It is in the "Do it Yourself (PG, VG, bottles)" section.

 

[Lstav2]

Thanks, Eagles, I appreciate all the info.

 

[Mr.Mann]

Just found this thread as I was searching for thoughts on Inawera. Good info.

 

[Jimi D.]

I'm vaping the Tobacco Smoke N' Prunes. This is a great flavor. The tobacco is a very good replication of smoking. The prune adds lots of depth. I have the Taboo steeping right now. I also placed an order for more. Very impressive.

 

[Mr.Mann]

I'm vaping the Tobacco Smoke N' Prunes. This is a great flavor. The tobacco is a very good replication of smoking. The prune adds lots of depth. I have the Taboo steeping right now. I also placed an order for more. Very impressive.

Where did you get it from?

 

[Jimi D.]

Where did you get it from?

From a very nice lady that didn't like the ashy smell. Inawera Flavors Shipping is only like 8 bucks. I had to order more

 

[Mr.Mann]

From a very nice lady that didn't like the ashy smell. Inawera Flavors Shipping is only like 8 bucks. I had to order more

Nice. I wasn't sure how shipping was from them, but I'll give 'em a whirl. Now I have to decide what will be best--DIY or premade??? I wish they had more write-ups on their liquids. It is simply just the name. I've been wanting to try Inawera for a while.

 

[Jimi D.]

Nice. I wasn't sure how shipping was from them, but I'll give 'em a whirl. Now I have to decide what will be best--DIY or premade???

I went with DIY. The flavors are very inexpensive.

 

[Mr.Mann]

I went with DIY. The flavors are very inexpensive.

Yeah, it only really makes sense to do it that way, but I was interested to give a quick taste to see how they serve it up. I'll likely get one premade and the rest DIY.

 

[Jimi D.]

Yeah, it only really makes sense to do it that way, but I was interested to give a quick taste to see how they serve it up. I'll likely get one premade and the rest DIY.

Cool man, they are pretty darn good.

 

[fadifafitto]

I tried the Bahrani Apple Gold from the Wera Garden tobacco range,
@ 3% (3PG/97VG) 12mg,

full with flavor (could go with little less) but was nice, reminds me with apple shisha,
not strong apple though, maybe a touch of licorice, but the combination is good,
they did a good job on this one in my opinion.

 

[Jimi D.]

I tried the Bahrani Apple Gold from the Wera Garden tobacco range,
@ 3% (3PG/97VG) 12mg,

full with flavor (could go with little less) but was nice, reminds me with apple shisha,
not strong apple though, maybe a touch of licorice, but the combination is good,
they did a good job on this one in my opinion.

I did order the Apple WG. It's the sour type. I like the recommended mixing percentage. I have to mix Hangsen Green apple at 5% to make it taste great. The downside thing is, it clogs my coils rather quickly. Orange caught my eye as well. I've been searching for that perfect orange flavor for years.

 

[fadifafitto]

I did order the Apple WG. It's the sour type. I like the recommended mixing percentage. I have to mix Hangsen Green apple at 5% to make it taste great. The downside thing is, it clogs my coils rather quickly. Orange caught my eye as well. I've been searching for that perfect orange flavor for years.

The Bahrani Apple is more shisha water-pipe artificial apple, in a good way,

The only fruity apple I've tried was green apple from Flavor West,
and its lovely at 10% (a bit strong as I like it, probably ok @ 7%), and coil friendly,
its almost authentic but more towards sweet yellow apple than green apple (not sour enough),
(I also have FW double apple but not tried it yet),

I think that I have Inawera Orange, but need to double check and test and will let you know,

 

[Jimi D.]

The Bahrani Apple is more shisha water-pipe artificial apple, in a good way,

The only fruity apple I've tried was green apple from Flavor West,
and its lovely at 10% (a bit strong as I like it, probably ok @ 7%), and coil friendly,
its almost authentic but more towards sweet yellow apple than green apple (not sour enough),
(I also have FW double apple but not tried it yet),

I think that I have Inawera Orange, but need to double check and test and will let you know,

I'm gonna grab some of that Bahrani Apple on my next order then.

That would be splendid testing the Inawera Orange. Much appreciated

 

[Lstav2]

I've gotten a few more Inawera flavors to report on.

7Leaves - Not perfumey like FA 7Leaves (which I do like). There's very little tobacco taste; tastes a bit like TPA's Hypnotica (remember those sour Smarties hard candies in the little rolls?) Good throat hit.

Turkish - Definitely a shisha type (as I understand it), tobacco mixed with fruit (apricot?). Another strong throat hit liquid & good tasting.

Tuscan Garden - I was really looking forward to this one, and of course in the weird world of vaping it's the only Inawera flavor I've tried that I don't like. It has a heavier, earthier tobacco taste that is ruined by what seems to me to be artificial grape flavor over the top of it.

Maxx Blend - Different from other Inawera I've tried. Smokier, less TH, touch of chocolate. Very good.


Some of the fruitier tobaccos are very good with the DNB drops. At 0.5%-1%, it adds a tobacco note; at 1.5% the DNB takes over.

I've been ordering mine from LT Ecigs in England - quick shipping (7-10 days). The InaweraShop, however, is offering 15% off for first time customers. That's 6 flavors for about 20$. My next purchase will probably be from them.