Sorting Essential Oils

You’ll see what looks like a DJ console at the top of the information center. You can now sort essential oils by type (vintages or blends), and by flavor profiles. Unlike blends, vintages come from one variety, one farm and one harvest. 

To filter by vintages or blends, use the toggle on the upper right corner. Keep the toggle in the center to view all vintages and blends at the same time.

To filter by flavor profiles, click on each flavor you’d like to view. Click “ALL” to populate all flavor profiles at the same time.

Tasting Notes

With the help of our team of seasoned tasting experts, we’re exposing tasting notes from our studio for the first time. They communicate the complexities of our oils in down-to-earth plain English, using specific and commonplace flavor descriptors (and not in strain names, which are scientifically irrelevant in describing smell and taste). Tasting notes underscore the depth and breadth of our essential oil portfolio. 

Cannabis essential oils are highly concentrated plant extracts made up of hundreds of compounds, and their fragrance and flavor varies widely depending on factors such as the plant genetics, growing conditions, and extraction methods used.

Effects in Collaboration with PhytoFacts^®

What’s also here: cannabis essential oil effects. While the effect of different terpene profiles can vary among individuals, there are some scientifically-backed generalizations worth noting. We’ve been saying this for a while now: Indica and sativa classifications are a relic of the past. These are terms that describe plant height and leaf shape — not what’s inside of the plant or its effects when consumed. What you like and don’t like in cannabis  — and what makes you go up or down —  all boils down to chemical composition. We have partnered with the leading chemotyping tools available to provide the tools for our customers to shape their offering.