The present invention provides an iced
coffee flavor, comprising 25 to 35 parts of
coffee flavor, 10 to 20 parts of
mint flavor, and 45 to 65 parts of
solvent. The iced coffee tobacco
flavor of the present invention enhances the original taste of coffee with a cool
sensation, making the coffee
aroma more permeable, reducing the
irritation of impurities to the
oral cavity, and reducing oral residue, thereby optimizing the compatibility of the
coffee flavor with tobacco products from the two aspects of improving
smoke and taste. At the same time, adding iced coffee
flavor through tow flavoring can avoid the loss of
flavor during the clean burning of cigarettes, and is conducive to the increasing release of substances such as
menthol on a puff-by-puff basis. When the burning cone approaches the filter rod, the tobacco flavor is more easily diffused into the mainstream
smoke. The flavor formed by blending raw materials that meet national
food safety standards can reduce dependence on related extracts and improve the stability and certainty of the flavor formula.