Black Note 70VG/30PG Pure Tobacco E Liquids

Black Note 70VG/30PG e liquids are naturally extracted tobacco blends made with 70 percent vegetable glycerin and 30 percent propylene glycol. This higher VG mix provides:

• A smoother inhale compared to 50VG/50PG
• Denser vapor production
• A slightly softer throat hit at the same nicotine level

All flavors use real tobacco leaf extracts and contain no artificial flavors, sweeteners or synthetic nicotine.

Both lines share the same pure, naturally extracted tobacco flavor profiles, but they are tuned for different styles of vaping:

• 50VG/50PG is thinner, has a sharper throat hit and works best in classic MTL tanks, vape pens and many small pods.
• 70VG/30PG is thicker, smoother and made for sub ohm tanks, restricted direct lung or more open airflow setups that handle high VG vape juice.

Choose 50VG/50PG if you want a traditional cigarette style draw. Choose 70VG/30PG if you prefer smoother inhales with more vapor.

The 70VG/30PG category includes many of Black Note’s signature tobacco profiles:

• Special Blend
• Special Blend Menthol
• Virginia Tobacco
• Burley Tobacco
• Cavendish Blend
• Kentucky Tobacco
• American Blend
• Cigar Blend
• Latakia Tobacco
• Menthol Blend
• 70VG/30PG Sample Pack

Each one is built on naturally extracted tobacco, so the flavor comes from real leaves rather than candy style tobacco flavoring.

Most Black Note 70VG/30PG freebase tobacco e liquids are available in:

• 0 mg per ml
• 3 mg per ml
• 6 mg per ml
• 12 mg per ml
• 18 mg per ml

Lower strengths like 3 mg and 6 mg are ideal for restricted direct lung or direct lung vaping. Higher strengths like 12 mg and 18 mg are better suited to tighter draws and lower wattage setups that are still comfortable with 70VG/30PG.

The 70VG/30PG line is best used in devices designed for thicker, high VG liquids, including:

• Sub ohm tanks with coils around 1.0 ohm or lower
  Restricted direct lung or direct lung tanks
• Modern pod mods that support high VG freebase vape juice
• Devices running in the medium to higher wattage ranges recommended for the coil

These setups allow 70VG/30PG tobacco vape juice to wick properly and deliver smooth, dense vapor without dry hits.

Yes, as long as the pod system is built to handle high VG ejuice. For good performance with 70VG/30PG:

• Use pods or coils that clearly mention support for 70VG/30PG or high VG liquids
• Choose mesh or larger wicking coils, often in the 0.4 to 0.8 ohm range
• Stay within the coil’s recommended wattage range to avoid burning the cotton

If your pod has very small wicking ports and runs at very low power, the 50VG/50PG line or nicotine salt line is usually a better match.

Yes. Within the 70VG/30PG category, Special Blend 70VG/30PG and Special Blend Menthol 70VG/30PG are specifically formulated and described as coil friendly. They go through additional purification and filtration to reduce components that tend to gunk coils, helping to support cleaner performance over time.

Other 70VG/30PG flavors such as Virginia, Burley, Cavendish, Kentucky, American Blend, Cigar, Latakia and Menthol Blend are still naturally extracted tobacco e liquids without added sweeteners, but they are not given the same explicit coil friendly designation as the Special Blend options.

Both flavors are based on an American style tobacco profile, but they play slightly different roles:

• American Blend 70VG/30PG offers the classic American cigarette style taste built from Virginia, Burley and Oriental tobaccos.
• Special Blend 70VG/30PG starts from that American Blend style profile, then adds extended purification and filtration to create a cleaner, coil friendly version.

If you want the original American Blend character, go with American Blend 70VG/30PG. If you want a similar style with extra attention on coil cleanliness, choose Special Blend 70VG/30PG.

Each tobacco brings its own character to the higher VG mix:

• Virginia Tobacco 70VG/30PG is smooth, bright and naturally a little sweet, making it a great all day tobacco vape.
• Burley Tobacco 70VG/30PG is drier and more robust, adding body and a stronger tobacco presence.
• Cavendish Blend 70VG/30PG is richer, rounder and more aromatic, echoing classic pipe style tobacco.
• Kentucky Tobacco 70VG/30PG is darker and smokier, with fire cured notes that create a bold tobacco profile.

All four share the same naturally extracted base; the choice is simply how light, rich or smoky you like your tobacco.

The 70VG/30PG range also includes:

• Cigar Blend 70VG/30PG, which leans into a fuller, cigar like tobacco experience with more depth and nuance.
• Latakia 70VG/30PG, which features smoky, fire cured tobacco notes for a bold and complex profile.
• Menthol Blend 70VG/30PG and Special Blend Menthol 70VG/30PG, which layer clean menthol over natural tobacco rather than sugary mint candy.

These are ideal if you want a high VG tobacco vape that goes beyond standard cigarette style flavors.

The 70VG/30PG Sample Pack offers a selection of Black Note pure tobacco flavors in the 70VG/30PG format. It is a good choice if you:

• Use sub ohm tanks or pod mods that prefer higher VG liquids
• Are new to Black Note and want to compare several tobacco profiles before committing to full bottles
• Already enjoy one flavor but would like to explore more pure tobacco options in the same VG/PG ratio

It is the easiest way to find your preferred naturally extracted tobacco flavor in the 70VG/30PG range before settling on a primary all day vape.

Yes, you can use 70VG/30PG tobacco vape juice in some MTL devices, as long as the tank or pod has:

• Larger wicking ports
• Coils that are comfortable with thicker, high VG liquids
• A recommended wattage that gives enough heat to keep wicking consistent

If your MTL tank has very small juice ports or struggles with thicker e liquids, 50VG/50PG is usually the safer choice. For tighter MTL with 70VG/30PG, start with slightly lower nicotine strengths like 3 mg or 6 mg.

For most setups, the sweet spot for 70VG/30PG tobacco e liquid is:

• Around 0.2 to 0.6 ohm for restricted direct lung or direct lung
• Around 0.6 to 1.0 ohm for warm MTL or tighter restricted direct lung

Lower resistance coils can handle higher wattage and move thicker liquid quickly, which helps prevent dry hits when you are using a 70VG/30PG blend. Always follow the coil manufacturer’s recommended wattage range.

Mesh coils often work very well with 70VG/30PG Black Note e liquids because they:

• Provide more surface area for the liquid to vaporize
• Spread heat more evenly across the cotton
• Help thicker high VG liquids keep up with your draw

Both mesh and traditional round wire coils can be used, but mesh coils in modern tanks and pod mods usually give smoother vapor and more consistent flavor with 70VG/30PG pure tobacco blends.

Use the wattage range printed on your coil as a guide and then fine tune:

• Start near the lower end of the recommended range
• Take a few puffs and slowly increase wattage until flavor and warmth feel right
• Stop increasing if you notice the vape getting too hot, too harsh or tasting dry

Running far above the recommended range can burn cotton and shorten coil life. Staying within the proper range helps 70VG/30PG tobacco vape juice wick correctly and maintain consistent flavor.

Black Note 70VG/30PG pure tobacco e liquids do not use heavy dessert flavoring or sugary sweeteners, which can help coil life compared to very sweet or syrupy e juices. Within this range, Special Blend 70VG/30PG and Special Blend Menthol 70VG/30PG are the only flavors specifically formulated and described as coil friendly.

Other flavors like Virginia, Burley, Cavendish, Kentucky, American Blend, Cigar, Latakia and Menthol Blend are still relatively clean for tobacco flavors, but coil life will depend on:

• Your coil type and build
• Wattage and airflow
• How frequently and how hard you vape

If you care most about long coil life, starting with Special Blend 70VG/30PG in a modern mesh coil tank or pod mod is a good option.

Yes, many vapers enjoy 70VG/30PG Black Note tobacco e liquid in RTAs and RDAs because:

• The higher VG content wicks well with properly packed cotton
• Naturally extracted tobacco flavors show more nuance on well built coils
• You can tune airflow and coil builds to match each tobacco profile

For RTAs, focus on solid wicking and avoiding over packing cotton so 70VG/30PG can move easily. For RDAs, start with moderate wattage and airflow that suits tobacco flavors, which usually do best with slightly cooler, more flavor focused builds rather than extremely hot cloud chasing setups.