<h3>Tropico</h3><h4>Description</h4>Cavendish: This was a surprise to me. This is a slightly spiced pipe tobacco. I get hints of cherry, and it is also slightly sweet. This used, even at .2%, gives a nice complexity and almost fills the empty spots that shade/cured needs. It also adds some complexity to the mix

Shade: I was turned on to shade due to the good "cigar wrapper leaf flavor". Thank you @fear!!!! This has a few notes to it, which don't come through in this mix as much due to the lime/coconut pairing. It gives some complexity to the mix but also helps build the cigar.

Cured: This is a good cigar type tobacco. A good base to build on

Lime Wedge: Toned down compared to lime. You get a tad more twang, more natural lime flavor with a slight bit of rind. The rind is hidden so only the natural lime flavor comes through. Pairs with coconut very well.

Coconut: used over sweet coconut because I wasn't looking for a super sweet tobacco. This coconut is also a little more natural. Similar to the lightly sweetened meat in the coconut, almost slightly toasted. It pairs well with the natural lime wedge.

The lime has a tendency to fade. I recommend this to be vaped within a week. If you are gonna let it steep add another .2 or .4 of it and then let it sit for a while, as the line will be over powering in the beginning.<h4>Recipe</h4>FLV Cavendish &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>0.2%</strong>FLV Coconut &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>0.8%</strong>FLV Connecticut Shade &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>0.6%</strong>FLV Cured Tobacco &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>1.4%</strong>FLV Lime Wedge &nbsp; &nbsp; <strong>0.6%</strong><p>Total Flavor: <strong>3.6%</strong></p>