Mild Tob. Flavoring -FLV

One of the first tobaccos that I purchased and one of my favorites. This flavor established Flavorah as the best tobacco flavor brand available at BCF, in my opinion (a position I reserved for FA in most other flavor categories). Unlike tobaccos I had tried, this is not ashy or stinky - it doesn't repel me when I smell the bottle as it is rather inviting and blends well in recipes both with other tobaccos and in recipes that don't include any at all. It reminds me of a smoked nut mix I used to eat when I was a kid. Its sweet, smokey (in a good way) definitely would pair well with creams and butterscotches, and I imagine it would stand just fine on its own although I don't use it that way. I'd say its a GREAT introduction to tobacco flavoring as its neither harsh nor bold rather friendly and appealing. I doubt this this is very helpful, but for what its worth - I recommend Mild Tobacco to anyone reading this far

**Mild Tobacco (FLV) 1% (4-6-21)** -- Before we being a few disclaimers. I've NEVER been a big bacco mixer, so this WILL be another first. Second, typically (as with my custards) I like to let baccos steep for a month to fully mature, BUT I didn't want to drag these out, and to help get more people involved in Flavorah, and maybe encourage people to also try these NEW flavors. With THAT all said, you can call me a somewhat reluctant tester. This mild tobacco floored me from the first mix. Wow, it's that good. It presented as a fairly complex affair, with the main notes being a mild (duh) tobacco and a very rich caramel. Now, this is NOT as simple as just another RY4, as it had far MORE tobacco, and less caramel, or at least it appeared that way. The complexity of this one really kept me guessing as to exactly what notes were in here, and that is rare for me. Was I getting coffee, chocolate at times ?? Very hard to tell, and that my friends, IS complexity. The tobacco was full but not overly strong or bitter, and the "caramel wash" as I was calling it. At times I even got almost smoky notes, but they kept moving in and out of focus, which really just left this one as a deliciously complex blend of a mid dark tobacco, and a very rich, yet not overpowering caramel. Perfect at 1%, with ZERO takeoffs for me. Going to finish this tester tank (two days running), and I do feel, **10/10** is warranted. https://vapingcommunity.co.uk/t/flavorah-tasting-notes-single-flavor-tests-sessiondrummer/1881