Lovely. The first oil I ever had was Cannabis terps so I’m spoiled. I’ve made blends and mixed blends into cannabis terps, but theyve always tasted “off” to me. We do research and tastings. I’m not gonna lie, some people in the company liked the 50/50 blends, but go more than 50% imitation strain (chemovar) they got snubbed.
These mixes are like the Jolly ranchers of cannabis flavors, consistent (I’m assuming they can program the appropriate GC-MS trace into a robotic mixer now, if this device doesn’t exist, I’m laying first claim to the idea). They are affordable too, like vanilla extract made from synthetic vanillin. Potato potatoes, there’s room for everything.
The only thing that really chaps my hide is when the oil company lies about using botanical blends.
Friends don’t let friends claim that hemp essential oils are even in the same category of most of the drug variants, yet…(come on hemp breeders, I believe in you).
The other problem with hemp Essential oils is that the way their processed can lift certain pesticides into the oils. This goes for any type of hydrodistillation or CO2 pull. You have to do pesticide tests on these batches. It’s not funny to get your batch quarantined and have to pay for remediation. Make the provider give you a CoA on each batch, don’t just accept a CoA of the starting material.
I can get you 100% cannabis terps at about a 0.5%-2% yield on crude extract. Would need some coordination and to work out a deal (most likely a split, rather than you paying). Tech is worked out and terps are fire. Located in Bay Area, CA. DM for deets.
Yes I have tried so many terp companies and its been the good, bad & ugly. I just got this new companies terps last week and the Sour Diesel & Orange Cookies are Fire!
Peak Supply Co. I hope the consistency stays the same. Figured it was cheap enough to give it a try. This was one of the first few times I was shocked in a good way.
So we will see how next order goes. Ill keep info updated.
The “terpy” smell that is characteristic of good flower kind of transforms. There is a definite component of grassy-smelling terps in the bottom fraction, which I’m assuming are all water soluble.
The top terp, when appropriately separated is characteristic of the bud. And the water left in the reaction vessel is sweet-smelling. A lot of colorful compounds are also soluble in the water—for example I put very purple flower in the reactor and got very purple water.
