Terpenes in Cannabis Concentrates: The Flavor and Effect Profile

What Are Terpenes?
Terpenes are aromatic compounds found in cannabis and many other plants. They’re responsible for the unique flavors and aromas of different cannabis strains, and they also contribute to the overall effects of cannabis.
Common Terpenes in Cannabis
Myrcene:
- Flavor: Earthy, musky, herbal
- Effects: Sedating, relaxing
- Found in: Mango, hops, thyme
Limonene:
- Flavor: Citrus, lemon, orange
- Effects: Uplifting, mood-enhancing
- Found in: Citrus fruits, juniper
Pinene:
- Flavor: Pine, rosemary, sage
- Effects: Alert, focused, memory-enhancing
- Found in: Pine trees, rosemary, sage
Caryophyllene:
- Flavor: Spicy, peppery, woody
- Effects: Anti-inflammatory, pain relief
- Found in: Black pepper, cloves, cinnamon
Why Terpenes Matter in Concentrates
Concentrates preserve terpenes better than traditional consumption methods:
- Enhanced flavor profiles
- More nuanced effects
- Better strain differentiation
- Improved therapeutic benefits
The Entourage Effect
Terpenes work together with cannabinoids to create the “entourage effect” – a synergistic interaction that enhances the overall cannabis experience. This is why full-spectrum concentrates often provide more complex effects than isolated cannabinoids.
Dabble Extracts Terpene Preservation
At Dabble Extracts, we use advanced extraction techniques to preserve the full terpene profile of our cannabis. Our live resin and live rosin products capture the complete aromatic and therapeutic potential of each strain.
Understanding terpenes helps you choose concentrates that match your desired effects and flavor preferences.
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