TERPENES
Caryophyllene
Caryophyllene in cannabis delivers a warm, spicy aroma with notes of sweetness and wood. The flavor of the buds is similar to clove, with distinct hints of spice and pepper.
Farnesene
Farnesene aroma profile and classic effects.
Humulene
Humulene is characterized by a distinctive flavor and aroma that many cannabis consumers particularly appreciate. This terpene brings savory notes of earth, wood, herbs, spices, and hops.
Limonene
Limonene brings forward citrus flavors and aromas, with notes of orange and lemon dominating the experience. It is one of the most common terpenes and is often found in higher concentrations in cannabis. Strains rich in limonene typically produce a cerebral, energizing, and uplifting effect.
Linalool
You will detect floral notes of lavender, bergamot, spices, wood, and citrus. The terpene’s flavor is described as fruity, tangy, and refreshing, with distinct notes of lemon and lime, herbs, and lavender.
Myrcene
Myrcene adds delightful aromas to certain cannabis varieties, with detectable scents of musk, earth, fruit, and subtle hints of clove emerging from the flowers.
Ocimene
This aromatic molecule gives certain cultivars sweet, fruity, herbal, woody, and citrus aromas, along with flavors of earth, citrus, and freshly cut herbs.
Pinene
Alpha-pinene has a more earthy and sweet aroma reminiscent of pine needles and the overall environment of a coniferous forest. In terms of taste, alpha-pinene offers sweet flavors combined with rich notes of rosemary.
Terpinolene
The aroma and flavor of terpinolene are best described in one word: refreshing. The molecule primarily has a citrus taste reminiscent of orange and grapefruit. Subtle, lingering notes of sweetness and pine are also detectable, adding depth to the overall sensory experience.
Various
Various aroma profile and classic effects.
