Coconut oil doesn't have any aroma, or at least the ones that I've used. And, oil might act as wax does on a candle. I'd avoid it.
Phew .. strong ... hot
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Honey rum and coconut extract? Good God man... That sounds like heaven. Mouth watering over here.
My advise on this mix is to use it sparingly. Let the tobacco speak over it, not through it. You can apply it till the tobacco is wet and smoke it with the tobacco still moist, but I'm not that much of an aromatic fan to want that much of the flavorings. I like this on a burley with natural nuttiness, and then mix the cased burly with a yellow Virginia. The acidic sweet with the bass notes of the added cased burley makes for a pleasant smoke. Just allow the leaf time to meld somewhat before smoking it after mixing it. I will jar it up for a few months. I have one batch that I added about 20% dark fired to, and labelled it "Forbidden Planet."
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