Terpinolene (terp-in-oh-lean) • noun

Aroma:

Terpinolene, also known as delta-terpinene, has a complex smell that is very distinct and unique. The aroma is often describe as herbal and floral with a hint of citrus. Because this terpene is a cousin of a-Pinene, there are subtle undertones of smoke and wood. This terpene is often utilized in soaps and perfumes due to it’s unique and appealing scent.

Flavor:

Terpinolene’s flavor profile tends to lean more towards the citrus side of the aroma, but the herbal and floral flavors do come through subtly. If you really connected with your palate, you might just pick up a hint of pine.

Benefits/Effects:

Terpinolene is often found in sativa-dominant strains. It is a versatile terpene and offers relief in many forms. Studies have shown that terpinolene is an antioxidant, antibacterial, and an antimicrobial. Because those properties exist in this terpene structure, research suggests that this terpene can be beneficial to patients fighting cancer. Along with the previously mentioned properties, terpinolene is a great mood booster. This terpene also contains properties that reduce anxiety and stress. Some consumers experience drowsiness and can utilize this terpene as a sleep-aid.

Found In:
  • Citrus Tsunami (pictured)
  • Corleone Kush
  • Hendo Cream
  • Jack Herer
  • Lemon Meringue
  • Silver Mountain
  • Zeta
  • Lilac
  • Tea Tree
  • Nutmeg
  • Apples
  • Cumin

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