Marlboro Smooth?
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Ginormous disclaimer here: I never smoked menthols of any kind.
However, D&D Vapor sells the closest liquid I've ever found to a Marlboro Light.
It's their "Doug's Tobacco Blend," and it does have an "add menthol" option. Having never done that, I have no idea whatsoever what checking that option would do to the flavor - you might get a Marlboro Smooth, or it might turn out really gross.
So I'm not necessarily recommending that - as a matter of fact, if I were you, I'd try it without and see if you like the tobacco blend itself first. After all, if you don't care for the original version, just adding menthol probably isn't going to make it more vapeable for you.
But it's near impossible to find a tobacco vape that tastes anything like an analog cigarette in the first place, so I'd imagine trying to approximate a menthol analog is even tougher - more things to try to balance.
Good approximates of cloves are easier to find.
If you're new to vaping, don't buy a large amount of any one flavor - as your sense of taste returns, you may find that what tasted good when you first started out tastes too strong and/or gross later on. That's not to say that veterans don't like tobacco; tobaccos are very popular flavors in general. But the tobaccos that are popular with veteran vapers tend to be less like a cigarette and more like pipe tobaccos in terms of flavor profile.
However, D&D Vapor sells the closest liquid I've ever found to a Marlboro Light.
It's their "Doug's Tobacco Blend," and it does have an "add menthol" option. Having never done that, I have no idea whatsoever what checking that option would do to the flavor - you might get a Marlboro Smooth, or it might turn out really gross.
So I'm not necessarily recommending that - as a matter of fact, if I were you, I'd try it without and see if you like the tobacco blend itself first. After all, if you don't care for the original version, just adding menthol probably isn't going to make it more vapeable for you.
But it's near impossible to find a tobacco vape that tastes anything like an analog cigarette in the first place, so I'd imagine trying to approximate a menthol analog is even tougher - more things to try to balance.
Good approximates of cloves are easier to find.
If you're new to vaping, don't buy a large amount of any one flavor - as your sense of taste returns, you may find that what tasted good when you first started out tastes too strong and/or gross later on. That's not to say that veterans don't like tobacco; tobaccos are very popular flavors in general. But the tobaccos that are popular with veteran vapers tend to be less like a cigarette and more like pipe tobaccos in terms of flavor profile.
I smoke smooths too. I ended mixing RY4 and Menthol from Black Cloud and it's pretty damn close. It wasn't even my intention to make it taste like a smooth. I just know I liked the menthol and RY4 and together I think it tastes like a smooth.
Its funny you suggest that. That is exactly what i'm smoking from my local smokeshop. It might be the brand but its closer than i've ever got, really i might just kick the tabacco flavor soon.
Yeah the RY4 with a little bit of menthol just hits the spot. Now I really want to try out some different RY4's.
Marlboro smooth was my 'stinky' of choice, haven't had one in over three years. I just recently went through a menthol experimentation and have settled on Halo's kringle's curse. I started with their menthol sampler and liked most of them. I didn't want any tobacco flavor, just the menthol, but all of the true menthol flavors were vapeable.
I have also tried volts menthol blast and niquid's smoothol which are not my favorite, but still tolerable.
I have also tried volts menthol blast and niquid's smoothol which are not my favorite, but still tolerable.
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